Triathlons in Birmingham

In the centre of the country and served by excellent road links the fabulous venue of Sutton Park will continue to be the setting for our Birmingham Triathlon, giving a perfect setting for a memorable triathlon experience.

If you want to Tri a Triathlon or are an experienced triathlete we have created a 'Triathlon Experience' for everyone to enjoy with distances and challenges for novice through to pro. Delivering a sense of wilderness within an urban environment, visitors to Sutton Park can enjoy the captivating scenery, using an accessible network of paths.

The event is aimed at all abilities, at all levels of fitness, from complete novice to club and pro triathlete, as well as charity and fun competitors.

The Pink Wave:

UK Triathlon has dedicated a section of the event solely to The Pink Wave and is working in partnership with Cancer Research UK to raise money for research into all 200 types of cancer. We welcome & want to encourage all women to have a go! Any age, any abilities. High 5's, cheers, and a lot of pink guaranteed!

Since 1990 this event has been five times host to the National Sprint Championships, and with the perfect venue it is not difficult to see why.

We bring you this novice, sprint, standard and middle distance event in the perfect triathlon venue. The swim takes place in the boating lake with beautiful views over the Leicestershire and Warwickshire countryside. The cycle is on a fast route with quiet and well maintained roads and the final run section circles the lake

A 400m pool swim at Halesowen Leisure Centre is followed by an undulating 21.5k bike ride - a single lap route of Halesowen and the surrounding countryside - and a fairly flat 5k run utilising the footpaths and pathways around Halesowen and the surrounding area.

Come and try a GO TRI event for complete novices to give the sport of triathlon a go. 250m (10 lengths) swim; 10.65 km (6.5 miles) bike on local roads; 1.6km (1 mile) run around the local park adjacent to the leisure centre, on grass and paths.

The Avenger Weekender returns to the beautiful Ragley Hall, Warwickshire, comprising of a series of events set over a 2 day weekend in June.

The start and finish for all three distances will be in the magnificent Ragley grounds, which also provide activities for all the family.The swim takes place in the boating lake and is based on a 650m lap. From the lake, it is a short, slightly uphill run to transition. The bike routes then take competitors along the drive and out into the beautiful, rolling Warwickshire and Worcestershire countryside, returning to Ragley Hall via the imposing main gates and up the sweeping drive past the Hall itself. The run course, used for the first time in 2016, is based on a 5km lap through woodland tracks, gardens, historic outbuildings and fields of the estate.

This provides all the competitors with a chance to enjoy some of the spectacular scenery Ragley Hall has to offer. In 2017, competitors described the run course as tough but stunning, with great support all the way around.

Staffordshire is a landlocked county in the West Midlands of England. Part of the National Forest lies within its borders. It adjoins Cheshire to the north-west, Derbyshire and Leicestershire to the east, Warwickshire to the south-east, West Midlands and Worcestershire to the south and Shropshire to the west. Staffordshire is home to the highest village in Britain, Flash.

The swim is held at Ounsdale Leisure Centre in a heated 25m pool. Athletes need to complete 16 lengths of the pool.

The bike course is on open urban and rural roads on South Staffordshire and in parts is undulating.

The run course is all off road on flat straight trails and is a single lap course.

Transition is secured and marshalled where you will be able to rack your bike and equipment before your allocated start time.

This mini triathlon beginner GO TRI event is open to everyone. This is a great way to take your first steps into triathlon or come back to the sport. It will be done on spin bikes, so you don't even need a bike.

The mini triathlon beginner GO TRI event is open to everyone, but we are particularly welcoming our Over 50s friends - men and women. This is a great way to take your first steps into triathlon or come back to the sport.

If you fancy a new challenge, then this could be the event for you. It is informal, friendly, rewarding and an achievable goal. Please visit the link below for more information on GO TRI Perdiswell -

Our triathlon is a sprint length event, starting at 8am for both the Spring & Autumn events with the swim at Southam Leisure Centre / Southam College there is plenty of parking in the staff car park but this will be shut off during the race. Another car park can be found to the right and rear of the college which would give you a quicker get-away. The event will be timed and tracked by Stuweb so expect to see your stats on the TV Screen after you have finished the event.

We have introduced a biking element for the children giving rise to our Jnr Triathlon for them to take part in. We have also moved the event to the Sunday to take advantage of the timing equipment that will already be in use for the adults, so you will be getting full race splits for swim/bike/run and the transition times too.

The Coalville Triathlon is aimed at all levels of fitness and ability, the shorter distance option makes this event perfect for someone that taking in their first event. Whether it's your first triathlon or you are trying to improve on your previous performance .

This is the first year for the Coalville Triathlon and we are running the event to encourage people to take on the challenge of this great sport.

You can enter the event as an individual and complete all three disciplines over the standard or shorter distance, or as a relay team with friends or colleagues.

Come and do battle and see if you can be crowned King or Queen at The Battle of Bosworth?
Unique Crown for overall winners.
Swim in a safe lake with lifeguards in safety craft, cycle through the beautiful countryside, steeped in history from the 1485 Battle of the Roses and King Richard III, run along a quiet undulating country lane checking out your opposition.

Come and try a GO TRI event for complete novices to give the sport a go and for a new challenge. 250m (10 lengths) swim; 10.65 km (6.5 miles) bike on local roads; 1.6km (1 mile) run around the local park adjacent to the leisure centre, on grass and paths. Ages 16 and over