Sprint Triathlon
Sun 23 Aug 2026 Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham

Bishopton Sprint Triathlon

Start your triathlon journey with Bishopton Lake, home of the North East Wake Park. This venue offers a great opportunity for beginners to test their grit in a Sprint Triathlon.

Sign up From £45

  • Sun 23 Aug 2026
North East Wake Park, Stockton-on-Tees
Sprint Triathlon

08:00

Age 16 & over on 31 Dec 2026

From £45

  • 750 m lake swimming
  • 27 km road cycling + 410 ft ascent
  • 6 km multi terrain running

Event overview

Start your triathlon journey on Bishopton Lake, home of the North East Wake Park.

This venue offers a great opportunity for beginners to test their grit as the lake is shallow, allowing participants to stand across the majority of the lake swim course. 

The shallow nature of the lake means the water temperature will climb quickly, meaning you don't have to brave the brrr and you can relax and enjoy at your own pace. The fast and flowing cycle route features parts of the British Cycle Series course as well as being used for TT events and the British Championships, so you can check your Strava segments post-race to see how you did. 

Swim

Swim in the shallow and clear open water man-made lake within Bishopton North East Wake Park. The water depth is no more than 5ft, giving entrants the option to stand if needed. This venue is also well sheltered from winds, meaning the water is flat and beginner friendly.

Cycle

The bike portion of this race has triathletes take on a flat and potentially fast open road course around the local villages. Very few turns and flowing fast roads will make for good times.

Run

The run is now a lapped course of gravel paths and grass trails, all on-site around the lake.

This event is part of Bishopton Triathlon.

Event details

  • Average fitness
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Event village
  • Spectators
  • Teams
  • Wetsuit not allowed if too hot
  • Wetsuit required if too cold

Route

  • Bone conducting headphones only
  • First aid
  • Flat
  • Marshals
  • No headphones
  • Way markers
  • GPX available

  • Changing facilities
  • Park
  • Toilets

Event HQ

North East Wake Park
Stockton-on-Tees
County Durham
TS21 1EY
UK

  • Chip timing
  • Drinks
  • Medal
  • Post-race meal
  • Race photo
  • T-shirt

Included

  • Finishers medal
  • Finishers t-shirt
  • Athlete village
  • Chip-timed results
  • Way-marked route
  • Marshalled course
  • Complimentary race photography
  • Bike mechanic support
  • Car parking on-site
  • Toilets and changing facilities on-site
  • Medical and emergency
  • Refreshments, food and drinks

You will need

If you are not already a member of British Triathlon, you will need:

  • British Triathlon Federation Race Pass - £8 Adult / £2 Junior

You can purchase a single-use Race Pass for your race when purchasing your event ticket (or you can become a Core or Ultimate annual member on the British Triathlon website).

  • Age 16 & over on 31 Dec 2026
  • Entries open
  • Enter online

Relay

Teams of 2 or 3.

Entry fees

Early bird entry fee

From £45.00

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