Cotswold Classic V2.0 Middle Distance Triathlon

Name: Cotswold Classic V2.0 Middle Distance Triathlon
Start: 2023-07-08T23:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-07-08T23:00:00.000Z
Location: Spratsgate Ln, Cirencester GL7 6DF, UK
Rating: 4.3

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About

Benefitting from a brand new bike course, this rolling middle distance triathlon is set in the heart of the picturesque Cotswolds. Suitable for beginners as well as more experienced athletes looking to smash a middle distance PB.

Cotswold Classic V2.0 and Cotswold Classic V2.0 Relay

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6:30am Sun 9th Jul 2023

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Cirencester, United Kingdom

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4.3
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Where and when

Location

Spratsgate Ln, Cirencester GL7 6DF, UK

Start times

6:30am Sun 9th Jul 2023

Cotswold Classic V2.0 :

6:30am |

Cotswold Classic V2.0 Relay:

6:30am

Event summary

Here are the distances available for Cotswold Classic V2.0 Middle Distance Triathlon

Cotswold Classic V2.0

1.9km

90km

21km

£193

Cotswold Classic V2.0 Relay

1.9km

90km

21km

£76.67

Route information

The Swim is a one lap 1.9km in the well known lake 32 based in the centre of the Ashton Keynes water park.

The Cotswold Classic V2.0 is set on a still fast, but more gently rolling, new bike course than the pancake flat Cotswold 113 course. The Classic V2.0 heads West out of the Waterpark through Kemble, Malmesbury and Minety.

With the event being held in the water park, then the athletes will be treated to a mixture of tarmac and hard pack pathing for the flat 13mile run that takes in lake side paths as well as local village routes before finishing back close to the lakeside transition in the finishers area.

Both the bike and the run are very flat in profile, so this race will suit either athletes new to the distance or more experienced racers looking to hammer a new Middle distance PB..

What's included

Voted Europe's most beginner friendly Middle Distance race by 220 Magazine
Competitors can choose either a rolling start or mass start waves
Aid stations
Catering
Chip Timing
Numbered racking
Results on website
Secure transition
Showers

How to get there

Spratsgate Ln, Cirencester GL7 6DF, UK

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By Public Transport

The nearest railway station to the Cotswold Water Park is Kemble. Connections can be made to Kemble via Swindon or Cheltenham.

Event day logistics

All start times and race day logistics will be sent out to participants in the lead up to the event.

Age Requirements

All competitors must be aged 18 or older in order to take part in this event.

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FAQs

Do I have to wear a helmet at the Cotswold Classic V2.0 Middle Distance Triathlon & Relay?

Yes, during the cycle section all riders must wear a BTF Approved cycle helmet.

Can I wear earphones on the course at the Cotswold Classic V2.0 Middle Distance Triathlon & Relay?

Unfortunately not. All competitors will need to be able to hear what's going on around them.

Can I choose my start wave for the Cotswold Classic V2.0 Middle Distance Triathlon & Relay?

Around 5-6 weeks out from the race, when the entries are finalized and fixed, the organiser will send an email out to all competitors asking them if they wish to choose a wave and/or race number. They can accommodate 99.9% of wave requests, and numbers are on a first come first served basis following this email. If you just want a group of sequential numbers for you and your friends, so that you’re racked together, they can generally accommodate this too.

Reviews

4.3

1 reviews

4.3

Did the race in 2019

Graeme @ 113 Events puts on an epic event with great execution. This starts with their frequent newsletters offering valuable updates and information regarding the race right through and even to their post-race communication. The guys at 113 bring a bit of quirk and fun to the event at the race briefings whilst still being focused on participant safety and rulings. The lake is a beautiful swim, the bike course is very fast and the run has a good mix of trail and road. The event is very family friendly and great for spectators as there are two laps on the bike and 3 laps on the run with only one transition area.. family and friends could have around 6/7 opportunities to see you during the race. The marshall's were all upbeat in isolated areas therefore there is a great atmosphere throughout and always someone pushing you on. Great event from 113!