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Olympic triathlons (standard distance) in East of England in May 2026

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Stunning riverside venue! Swim in the beautiful River Ouse, cycle through scenic villages and run around Riverside Park in a Standard Distance Triathlon.
  • Sun 3 May
  • £98-£119
Saint Neots, Cambridgeshire, UK

ATW St Neots Standard Triathlon | Race 1

Stunning riverside venue! Swim in the beautiful River Ouse, cycle through scenic villages and run around Riverside Park in a Standard Distance Triathlon.

  • 1500 m river swimming
  • 45 km road cycling + 771 ft ascent
  • 10 km road running
  • Enter online
  • Age 17 & over
The Big East and Maldon Triathlon is brought to you by the largest triathlon organiser in the UK! A great experience featuring a tidal river swim.
  • Sat 16 May
  • £99-£122
Maldon, Essex, UK

ATW Big East & Maldon Standard Triathlon

The Big East and Maldon Triathlon is brought to you by the largest triathlon organiser in the UK! A great experience featuring a tidal river swim.

  • 1500 m river swimming
  • 40 km road cycling + 479 ft ascent
  • 10 km trail running + 86 ft ascent
  • Enter online
  • Undulating
  • Age 17 & over
Challenge yourself in the Standard Distance Triathlon at Box End Lake — a superb race combining pristine open water, fast scenic routes, and an unbeatable atmosphere for all abilities.
  • Sun 24 May
  • £98-£118
Bedford, Bedfordshire, UK

ATW Box End Standard Triathlon

Challenge yourself in the Standard Distance Triathlon at Box End Lake — a superb race combining pristine open water, fast scenic routes, and an unbeatable atmosphere for all abilities.

  • 1500 m lake swimming
  • 40 km road cycling + 837 ft ascent
  • 10 km road running + 170 ft ascent
  • Enter online
  • Age 17 & over

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