VideoThe Gauntlet
Triathlon: Swim 1.9km, Bike 90km, Run 21km
Our first race of the season sets the scene for a competitive and fun series, hosted within the beautiful grounds and surrounding area of stunning South Galway. Whats more, the race coincides with a Bank Holiday in the UK and it is also the first weekend of the UK school half term, making it an ideal break for sporty families.
All of the races at Lough Cutra Castle kick-off with a stunning open-water swim in the lake, transitioning into a bike route which circumnavigates Lough Cutra itself. The half iron Gauntlet cycle takes in the beautiful Burren national park. The event offers not only a chance to race but a festival atmosphere with live music, dancing, childrens entertainment, retailers and food.
How to enter the Lough Cutra Castle Triathlon
Olympic
Triathlon: Swim 1.5km, Bike 44km, Run 10kmSprint Plus
Triathlon: Swim 0.8km, Bike 40km, Run 8kmSprint
Triathlon: Swim 0.75km, Bike 20km, Run 5kmSuper Sprint
Triathlon: Swim 0.4km, Bike 20km, Run 4kmStarter Sprint
Triathlon: Swim 0.2km, Bike 13km, Run 2kmAdult Mixed Relay
Triathlon: Swim 0.25km, Run 5km, Swim 1.5km5km Swim
Swimming: Swim 0.25km, Run 5km, Swim 1.5km
Lough Cutra Castle Triathlon weather forecast
Light rain overnight.
16°C
Predicted highs
11°C
Predicted lows
50% chance of rain
Light breeze possible, up to 9mphMeet the organizer
Formed in 2009, the Castle Triathlon Series has swiftly established itself as the UK’s largest triathlon series.
From Lough Cutra to Chantilly and Castles Howard, Cholmondeley and Hever, we’re immensely proud of the iconic backdrops to each Castle Triathlon Series race and the friendly festival atmosphere produced at every event.
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