Hosted at a selection of stunning and iconic castles across the UK, Ireland and France, the Castle Triathlon Series events all promise an inspirational and memorable race experience.
Arguably the finest castle in the series – Lough Cutra – provides a fitting backdrop for the curtain raiser of the 2019 Castle Triathlon Series.
This first race sets the scene for a competitive and fun series, hosted within the beautiful grounds and surrounding area of stunning South Galway.
What’s more, the race coincides with a Bank Holiday in the UK and it is also the first weekend of the UK school half term, making it an ideal break for sporty families.
Coming barely a week after the UK Summer Solstice, the second leg of the 2018 Castle Triathlon Series will take place at Cholmondeley Castle in Cheshire during the long, bucolic days of June.
The Cholmondeley event attracted thousands of competitors and their supporters to the beautiful countryside of Cheshire, with the race offering the quintessential Castle Triathlon Series experience of competitive and fun racing, an epic castle backdrop and a stunning rural location.
After it’s debut in 2014, the famous full Iron distance is returning to Hever Castle with a vengeance. The Hever Gauntlet half-iron triathlon is now held bi-annually giving triathletes the option to race alongside the full iron-distance Bastion competitors. Whilst these hardy triathletes battle their way around this iconic course, we shall host a further five challenges, including the full and half marathon, for those looking for an opportunity to ‘go long’
The iconic endurance challenges will kick off with a 3.8km lake swim, followed by a 180km bike course taking competitors around the beautiful Kent countryside. A 42km marathon run completes what will be arguably Britain’s toughest and most rewarding long-distance event.
The Castle Howard Triathlon will finish a memorable July in style with a whole weekend of racing on the southern border of the North York Moors.
The rapturous reception afforded to previous Castle Howard Triathlons has subsequently led to this two day weekend event to be The triathlon of North to take part in. Race entrants will start the race by swimming through Castle Howard’s Great Lake before transitioning into the technical bike route through the glorious rural idyll of Yorkshire and the Howardian Hills. The spectacular run leg passes through the undulating countryside of the estate before a sprint finish tops everything off in style right in front of the main doors of the house.
The Castle Triathlon Series makes its yearly pilgrimage over the English Channel in August for the fifth race of the 2019 series.
Set over the UK bank holiday weekend and the end of August, the racing will take place in the spectacular and historic town of Chantilly, just a 2.5hrs drive from Calais and 40 miles north of Paris.
This event include a whole spectrum of distances, with races for children aged eight and up to the middle-distance race, Le Gantelet, which was first introduced at Château de Chantilly in 2013.
The UK’s most stunning and sought after triathlon, the world’s largest children’s triathlon and the finale of the both the Castle Tri Series and the UK triathlon season.
Hever Castle Triathlon swiftly established itself as an essential destination for British and international triathletes, garnering plaudits and mainstream media attention for its picture postcard venue, elite action, age-group choice and festival atmosphere.
Put simply, instant classic doesn’t do the Hever Castle Triathlon justice.
For the absolute beginners and children to the professional triathletes, the Castle Triathlon Series offers a wealth of race distances to suit all levels.
Hosted at a selection of stunning and iconic castles across the UK, Ireland and France, the Castle Triathlon Series events all promise an inspirational and memorable race experience.
We pride ourselves on offering a bespoke and tailored offering for all those wishing to take part and grateful for all those who want to be involved on the day.
We would always recommend training in preparation for any event, but how much you do, and the style you take is down to you.
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