Trophies, Prize Money and Medals

Pop-up City Triathlon

Lough Cutra Castle
23/24 May 2020

Cholmondeley Castle
20/21 June 2020

The Festival of Endurance at Hever Castle
5 July 2020

Castle Howard
25/26 July 2020

Château de Chantilly
29/30 August 2020

Hever Castle
26/27 September 2020

Schools Roadshow
July 2020

Castle Triathlon Series > Races > Trophies, Prize Money and Medals

Trophies and sponsored prizes

Prize money will be awarded for the Open 1st place for both the male and female competitors taking part in the Olympic, Gauntlet and Bastion races.

Triathlon Trophies
Trophies will be awarded to the Open 1st place for both the male and female in the Starter Tri, Super Sprint, Sprint Plus, Sprint and Junior races (age group variant). There is a further chance to score in the age group categories (see below for more information) for the Bastion, Gauntlet, Olympic, Super Sprint, Sprint Plus and Sprint Distance races.
Sponsored prizes will be given to all adults podium positions. Certificates will also be awarded to all Junior podium positions.

Multisport Trophies
The Aquabike, Duathlon and Aquathlon races will have trophies for Open 1st place for both male and female, along with sponsored prizes for Open 2nd and 3rd places.

Run Trophies
There will be trophies for Open 1st place for both male and female in the 10K Run, Half Marathon and Full Marathon. Along with sponsored prizes for Open 2nd and 3rd places.

Swim Trophies
There will be trophies for Open 1st place for both wetsuit and non-wetsuit male and female. Along with sponsored prizes for Open 2nd and 3rd places.

2019 Prizes

Prize money awarded to both male and female competitors

Lough Cutra Castle Triathlon – 25th/26th May

Olympic (NS) and Gauntlet- 1st place €300, 2nd place €150, 3rd place €50

Cholmondeley Castle Triathlon 22nd/23rd June

Olympic and Gauntlet – 1st place £300, 2nd place £150, 3rd place £50

The Bastion at Hever Castle – 7th July

1st Place – £900, 2nd Place – £450, 3rd Place – £150

The Gauntlet at Hever Castle – 7th July

1st place £600, 2nd place £300, 3rd place £100

Castle Howard Triathlon – 20th/21st July

Olympic and Gauntlet – 1st place £600, 2nd place £300, 3rd place £100

Château de Chantilly Triathlon – 24th/25th August

Olympic & Le Gantelet- 1st place €600, 2nd place €300, 3rd place €100

Hever Castle Triathlon – 28th/29th September

Olympic and Gauntlet – 1st place £600, 2nd place £300, 3rd place £100

Overall Series Winner

Olympic and Gauntlet – 1st place £600, 2nd place £300, 3rd place £100
To qualify, you must complete 3 races of the same distance.

Medals

All competitors in all races will receive a medal on completion of their race.

This year there will be an opportunity to personalise your medal for a small fee. The below information relates to Individual Entries (not applicable to Relay Entries). There will be a prize giving ceremony at each event. If you are unable the receive your prize on the day, the onus is on you to contact the office for collection or delivery at your cost.

Age group categories

Triathlon Events:

Age group categories relate to age on 31 December of that participating year. Age group prizes for the first placed finisher, male and female will be awarded at each race. The categories will be as follows:

Veteran: 40-49 yrs
Super Veteran: 50-59 yrs
Ultra Veteran:60+ yrs

With the exception of the Festival of Endurance, prizes will be awarded in 5 year age-groups, for BTF competitors racing in the Middle Distance Champs.

If you win in the Open Category as well as your age group, you will receive one prize and the prize you forfeited goes to the next placed finisher in your age group.

(Please note: Age group prizes are not awarded for the Starter Sprint.)

Castle Swim Series and Castle Run Series Events:

Prizes will be awarded to the overall 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed male and female.

Series prizes

To win the Individual Entry, Overall Series, triathletes need to compete in 3 of the 5 chosen races.

In doing so there will be a 1st place winner in both male and female in all triathlon race distances (Adults and Child/Junior).

The actual place finish in the race, equals the number of points allocated (e.g. finish 3rd and you get 3 points). The series winner will be calculated by adding a competitor’s three (3) best races in terms of points scored (having discarded a race or races if they have competed in four or five races).

The person with the least number of points will be the winner. In the event that competitors are tied on points there will be a count back of results.

The winner will be decided by the triathlete with the most first place finishes. If still tied, it will then be the athlete with the most second place finishes etc.