Once booked it's time to get excited for the upcoming Killerton Duathlon experience!
While you wait keep training until you receive the race information document around one week in advance of the race. Then on race day it's time to have fun, as although the duathlon is no walk in the park, it provides a challenge that will leave you smiling with a great sense of satisfaction on completion, regardless of whether you complete it first or last!

Full split timing using Webscorer​

Secure Online Entry

Online Results

Secure Transition

Age, gender and relay categories

Age and gender category prizes (min cat number applies)

Finishers' medal

Energy bar and gel

Water station and chocolate bar at finish

Medical cover

Marshall supported routes

Public Liability Insurance

The run routes are all off-road trails around the fantastically beautiful Killerton Estate. The profile of the first 5k run is generally downhill, and the second shorter 3k run is generally flat.
The simple to navigate cycle route is rolling with no significant climbs or gradients to overcome.
Course maps and elevation profiles can be found on the event website.

Race start time: 08:30​

Distance: ​ Sprint - 5k run, 19k cycle, 3k run

Registration: 07:00 - 08:10

Transition: Open 07:00 - Closed 08:20

Race brief: 08:20

Both the 5k and 3k routes are traffic free trail* routes and explore a section of the beautiful National Trust grounds surrounding Killerton House. The combination of off-road running with road cycling has proven a hit with previous competitors.

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Complete the 5k route before the bike leg and 1 lap of the shorter 3k out and back route on return.

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*Note, the trail routes can and do get wet and muddy with rain, but that helps make the race even more memorable and fun!!!

The cycle route is a straightforward out and back over fast rolling roads that have been used as a regular time trial course for many years. With only two quiet junctions to negotiate out and back, and a roundabout as the turning point, the route is ideal for getting into your cycling rhythm and keeping an eye on the opposition!