Season Finale Triathlon
From A.S.O. UK
Event summary
Participants can choose from a variety of race distances, including the much-anticipated return of the duathlon, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Young athletes can also join the action with dedicated children's race options, making it a fantastic family-friendly event. Expect an electrifying atmosphere as competitors aim for their personal bests and the fastest times of the year are challenged throughout the day. Don’t miss out on this thrilling finale where the top finishers from 2019 will be celebrated in each discipline!
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There’s a range of distances available, including the return of the popular duathlon, and the younger members of the family can join the fun too, with children’s race options.
Expect a feel-good atmosphere, with the fastest times of the year being challenged throughout the day, and the quickest finishers for 2019 in each discipline revealed.
Location
Dorney Lake, Windsor, Berkshire
Dorney Lake, Court Lane, Dorney, Windsor SL4 6QF, UK
Season Finale Triathlon
A.S.O. UK
A.S.O. UK based in London, is the UK’s leading mass participation events company, putting on events in running and cycling engaging more than 120,000 participants each year. A.S.O. UK’s prestigious portfolio includes the Cancer Research UK London Winter Run 10K, adidas Manchester Marathon, Manchester Half and Dragon Ride. The company also specialises in delivering bespoke corporate events, working with businesses such as JLL and Impetus-PEF. A.S.O. UK’s events bring together an active community of people taking part in sporting events for reasons ranging from fitness, competition, charity, health, fun or to simply finish. The participants vary from first timers of all ages through to World Champions. Collectively, the events raise millions of pounds for hundreds of charities. The British subsidiary of Tour de France organiser Amaury Sport Organisation (A.S.O.) has rebranded to align with its parent company’s name. Human Race Limited is now A.S.O. U.K. Limited.
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