The Cardiff Triathlon
AA
From Always Aim High Events
Sunday 26th June 2022
Past event
Cardiff
£70.99–£220.00 · 7 races
Super Sprint, Sprint, Middle Distance / 70.3, Iron Distance, Olympic
Event summary
Get ready for an exhilarating day of sport at the Cardiff Triathlon, organized by Always Aim High Events, taking place on Sunday, June 26, 2022. Set against the stunning backdrop of Cardiff Bay, this event promises to be one of the most unforgettable city races on the calendar. Participants will have the chance to compete in a variety of distances, ranging from Super-Sprint to Olympic, making it accessible for athletes of all abilities. The race features a breathtaking transition area at Roald Dahl Plass, right in front of the iconic Wales Millennium Centre.
Join fellow triathlon enthusiasts in this vibrant event where you can expect a completely closed road route and worldwide coverage, ensuring that your athletic journey is shared far and wide. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or a first-timer, the Cardiff Triathlon is your opportunity to shine in one of the UK's premier city triathlons. Don’t miss out on this exciting event that combines competition, camaraderie, and the stunning scenery of Cardiff!
Join fellow triathlon enthusiasts in this vibrant event where you can expect a completely closed road route and worldwide coverage, ensuring that your athletic journey is shared far and wide. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or a first-timer, the Cardiff Triathlon is your opportunity to shine in one of the UK's premier city triathlons. Don’t miss out on this exciting event that combines competition, camaraderie, and the stunning scenery of Cardiff!
The Cardiff Triathlon
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Races
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Legend Triathlon
Entries closed£195.00
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Legend Triathlon Team Entry
Entries closed£220.00
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Individual - Super Sprint
Swim 400m, Bike 10 km, Run 2.5 km
Entries closed£70.99
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Individual - Sprint & ITU Age Group Qualifier
Swim 750m, Bike 20 km, Run 5 km
Entries closed£89.99
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Team Relay - Sprint
Swim 750m, Bike 20 km, Run 5 km
Entries closed£110.99
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Individual Entry - Olympic
Swim 1500m, Bike 40 km, Run 10 km
Entries closed£99.99
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Team Relay - Olympic
Swim 1500m, Bike 40 km, Run 10 km
Entries closed£120.99
Event information
Start your race with the exclusive opportunity to swim in Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.
Your bike route is a super fun and speedy 9k course on closed roads. Heading out of transition under the shadow of the Wales Millenium Centre you will head along James Street and down Ferry Road. You will turn around at the Morrisons Supermarket roundabout and fly back up the road the way you came. You will then head along Lloyd George Avenue and thrill at the speed on this section, with another turn around to come at the top so that you get to fly down the avenue once again. The lap ends at the entrance to the Oval Basin and a the Wales Millenium Centre.
The Super Sprint run is a fast and flat out and back route, showing off the sights of Cardiff Bay along the way. Heading out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. You will find your turn around point along the cycle path not far from the Harbour Authority Building, the route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millenium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! Once you get to the Senedd Building its time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millenium Centre with a famous Always Aim High welcome.
Your bike route is a super fun and speedy 9k course on closed roads. Heading out of transition under the shadow of the Wales Millenium Centre you will head along James Street and down Ferry Road. You will turn around at the Morrisons Supermarket roundabout and fly back up the road the way you came. You will then head along Lloyd George Avenue and thrill at the speed on this section, with another turn around to come at the top so that you get to fly down the avenue once again. The lap ends at the entrance to the Oval Basin and a the Wales Millenium Centre.
The Super Sprint run is a fast and flat out and back route, showing off the sights of Cardiff Bay along the way. Heading out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. You will find your turn around point along the cycle path not far from the Harbour Authority Building, the route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millenium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! Once you get to the Senedd Building its time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millenium Centre with a famous Always Aim High welcome.
Lively Event village
Family friendly vibes
On course support
Unique finisher memento
Spectacular scenery
Professional Timing
Family friendly vibes
On course support
Unique finisher memento
Spectacular scenery
Professional Timing
ROUTE
Start your race with the exclusive opportunity to swim in Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.
Your bike route is a super fun and speedy 9k course on closed roads. Heading out of transition under the shadow of the Wales Millenium Centre you will head along James Street and down Ferry Road. You will turn around at the Morrisons Supermarket roundabout and fly back up the road the way you came. You will then head along Lloyd George Avenue and thrill at the speed on this section, with another turn around to come at the top so that you get to fly down the avenue once again. The lap ends at the entrance to the Oval Basin and a the Wales Millenium Centre.
The Super Sprint run is a fast and flat out and back route, showing off the sights of Cardiff Bay along the way. Heading out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. You will find your turn around point along the cycle path not far from the Harbour Authority Building, the route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millenium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! Once you get to the Senedd Building its time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millenium Centre with a famous Always Aim High welcome.
START TIME
The Super-Sprint Triathlon waves will start at 09:00*.
Confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Waves are allocated using the estimated finish time on your entry.
You'll be able to find out which wave you're in by logging onto the Live Tracker app ahead of the race. Details of this will be emailed to you along with the Final Instructions.
TRANSITION
Transition opens early on the morning of the event and closes no later than 45 minutes before the first wave starts as there is a walk to the start line.
Sunday: 05:00 - 08:15*
Transition will only be open for racking on the day of the event. It is not possible to leave your bike overnight. You may not enter transition for any reason after the allocated time.
Equipment left in Transition after it closes will be removed and its security cannot be guaranteed.
CUT OFF TIMES
In the interest of athlete safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course there will be strict cut off times in place.
You must have completed the swim in 20 minutes.
You must be clear of the bike course no later than 10:00am*
*Timings are subject to change, confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Start your race with the exclusive opportunity to swim in Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.
Your bike route is a super fun and speedy 9k course on closed roads. Heading out of transition under the shadow of the Wales Millenium Centre you will head along James Street and down Ferry Road. You will turn around at the Morrisons Supermarket roundabout and fly back up the road the way you came. You will then head along Lloyd George Avenue and thrill at the speed on this section, with another turn around to come at the top so that you get to fly down the avenue once again. The lap ends at the entrance to the Oval Basin and a the Wales Millenium Centre.
The Super Sprint run is a fast and flat out and back route, showing off the sights of Cardiff Bay along the way. Heading out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. You will find your turn around point along the cycle path not far from the Harbour Authority Building, the route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millenium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! Once you get to the Senedd Building its time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millenium Centre with a famous Always Aim High welcome.
START TIME
The Super-Sprint Triathlon waves will start at 09:00*.
Confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Waves are allocated using the estimated finish time on your entry.
You'll be able to find out which wave you're in by logging onto the Live Tracker app ahead of the race. Details of this will be emailed to you along with the Final Instructions.
TRANSITION
Transition opens early on the morning of the event and closes no later than 45 minutes before the first wave starts as there is a walk to the start line.
Sunday: 05:00 - 08:15*
Transition will only be open for racking on the day of the event. It is not possible to leave your bike overnight. You may not enter transition for any reason after the allocated time.
Equipment left in Transition after it closes will be removed and its security cannot be guaranteed.
CUT OFF TIMES
In the interest of athlete safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course there will be strict cut off times in place.
You must have completed the swim in 20 minutes.
You must be clear of the bike course no later than 10:00am*
*Timings are subject to change, confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
ROUTE
Start your race with the exclusive opportunity to swim in Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.
Sprint competitors complete 2 laps of this super fun and speedy 9k course on closed roads. Heading out of transition under the shadow of the Wales Millenium Centre you will head along James Street and down Ferry Road. You will turn around at the Morrisons Supermarket roundabout and fly back up the road the way you came. You will then head along Lloyd George Avenue and thrill at the speed on this section, with another turn around to come at the top so that you get to fly down the avenue once again. The lap ends at the entrance to the Oval Basin and a the Wales Millenium Centre.
The Sprint run is a fast out and back run route, showing off the sights of Cardiff Bay along the way. Heading out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. The route is flat and fast especially as you run along the Barrage. The route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millenium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! Once you get to the Senedd Building its time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millenium Centre with a famous Always Aim High welcome.
START TIME
The Sprint Triathlon waves will start at 08:00*.
Confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Waves are allocated using the estimated finish time on your entry.
You'll be able to find out which wave you're in by logging onto the Live Tracker app ahead of the race. Details of this will be emailed to you along with the Final Instructions 10 days prior to the race.
TRANSITION
Transition opens early on the morning of the event and closes no later than 45 minutes before the first wave starts as there is a walk to the start line.
Sunday: 05:00 - 07:15*
Transition will only be open for racking on the day of the event. It is not possible to leave your bike overnight. You may not enter transition for any reason after the allocated time.
Equipment left in Transition after it closes will be removed and its security cannot be guaranteed.
CUT OFF TIMES
In the interest of athlete safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course there will be strict cut off times in place.
You must have completed the swim in 30 minutes.
You must be clear of the bike course no later than 10:00am*
*Timings are subject to change, confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Start your race with the exclusive opportunity to swim in Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.
Sprint competitors complete 2 laps of this super fun and speedy 9k course on closed roads. Heading out of transition under the shadow of the Wales Millenium Centre you will head along James Street and down Ferry Road. You will turn around at the Morrisons Supermarket roundabout and fly back up the road the way you came. You will then head along Lloyd George Avenue and thrill at the speed on this section, with another turn around to come at the top so that you get to fly down the avenue once again. The lap ends at the entrance to the Oval Basin and a the Wales Millenium Centre.
The Sprint run is a fast out and back run route, showing off the sights of Cardiff Bay along the way. Heading out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. The route is flat and fast especially as you run along the Barrage. The route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millenium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! Once you get to the Senedd Building its time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millenium Centre with a famous Always Aim High welcome.
START TIME
The Sprint Triathlon waves will start at 08:00*.
Confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Waves are allocated using the estimated finish time on your entry.
You'll be able to find out which wave you're in by logging onto the Live Tracker app ahead of the race. Details of this will be emailed to you along with the Final Instructions 10 days prior to the race.
TRANSITION
Transition opens early on the morning of the event and closes no later than 45 minutes before the first wave starts as there is a walk to the start line.
Sunday: 05:00 - 07:15*
Transition will only be open for racking on the day of the event. It is not possible to leave your bike overnight. You may not enter transition for any reason after the allocated time.
Equipment left in Transition after it closes will be removed and its security cannot be guaranteed.
CUT OFF TIMES
In the interest of athlete safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course there will be strict cut off times in place.
You must have completed the swim in 30 minutes.
You must be clear of the bike course no later than 10:00am*
*Timings are subject to change, confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
ROUTE
Start your race with the exclusive opportunity to swim in Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.
Olympic competitors complete three 13k laps of a flat and fast course on ENTIRELY CLOSED ROADS. Heading out of transition under the shadow of the Wales Millenium Centre you will head along James Street and down Ferry Road. Taking in the sites of the Cardiff International Sports Village and along the side of the Ely you will reach the first turn around point. Flow back in the direction you’ve come, with views of the Millenium Centre, the Senedd and of course the iconic Cardiff Bay. You will then head along Lloyd George Avenue and thrill at the speed on this section, before reaching another turn around to fly down the avenue once again. The lap ends at the entrance to the Oval Basin beneath the Wales Millenium Centre.
Your run is an out and back run route which you must complete twice, giving a great opportunity to catch all the sights along the way. Head out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. The route is flat and fast especially as you run along the Barrage. The route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millenium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! The lap turn around is right by the Pierhead building, where you’ll double back and head out again to the Barrage. Once you get here a second time, its time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millenium Centre.
START TIMES
The Olympic Triathlon waves will start at 06:30*.
Confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Waves are allocated using the estimated finish time on your entry.
You'll be able to find out which wave you're in by logging onto the Live Tracker app ahead of the race. Details of this will be emailed to you along with the Final Instructions 10 days prior to the race.
TRANSITION
Transition opens early on the morning of the event and closes no later than 40 minutes before the first wave starts as there is a walk to the start line.
Sunday: 05:00 - 05:50*
Transition will only be open for racking on the day of the event. It is not possible to leave your bike overnight. You may not enter transition for any reason after the allocated time.
Equipment left in Transition after it closes will be removed and its security cannot be guaranteed.
CUT OFF TIMES
In the interest of athlete safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course there will be strict cut off times in place.
You must have completed the swim in 50 minutes.
You must be clear of the bike course no later than 10:00am*
*Timings are subject to change, confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Start your race with the exclusive opportunity to swim in Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.
Olympic competitors complete three 13k laps of a flat and fast course on ENTIRELY CLOSED ROADS. Heading out of transition under the shadow of the Wales Millenium Centre you will head along James Street and down Ferry Road. Taking in the sites of the Cardiff International Sports Village and along the side of the Ely you will reach the first turn around point. Flow back in the direction you’ve come, with views of the Millenium Centre, the Senedd and of course the iconic Cardiff Bay. You will then head along Lloyd George Avenue and thrill at the speed on this section, before reaching another turn around to fly down the avenue once again. The lap ends at the entrance to the Oval Basin beneath the Wales Millenium Centre.
Your run is an out and back run route which you must complete twice, giving a great opportunity to catch all the sights along the way. Head out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. The route is flat and fast especially as you run along the Barrage. The route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millenium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! The lap turn around is right by the Pierhead building, where you’ll double back and head out again to the Barrage. Once you get here a second time, its time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millenium Centre.
START TIMES
The Olympic Triathlon waves will start at 06:30*.
Confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Waves are allocated using the estimated finish time on your entry.
You'll be able to find out which wave you're in by logging onto the Live Tracker app ahead of the race. Details of this will be emailed to you along with the Final Instructions 10 days prior to the race.
TRANSITION
Transition opens early on the morning of the event and closes no later than 40 minutes before the first wave starts as there is a walk to the start line.
Sunday: 05:00 - 05:50*
Transition will only be open for racking on the day of the event. It is not possible to leave your bike overnight. You may not enter transition for any reason after the allocated time.
Equipment left in Transition after it closes will be removed and its security cannot be guaranteed.
CUT OFF TIMES
In the interest of athlete safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course there will be strict cut off times in place.
You must have completed the swim in 50 minutes.
You must be clear of the bike course no later than 10:00am*
*Timings are subject to change, confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
New for 2022 Always Aim High Events are excited to reveal this new Legend distance, with entries now open to book this middle-distance event!
The Cardiff Triathlon will take you on an unforgettable journey through the iconic Cardiff Bay. This beautiful area lends itself perfectly for a spectacular triathlon experience, for both racers and spectators alike.
ROUTE
Start your race with the exclusive opportunity to swim in Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.
Once through transition, you will head out on a 56 mile (91k) fast flat bike route, initially on a closed road section before leading out to open roads heading east through Cardiff's industrial heritage. From here you’ll head to the beautiful Wentlooge flat lands before entering the neighbouring district of Newport. After turning around you’ll then head back and complete a further 3 laps of the closed road section before arriving back at transition.
Your run is an out and back run route which you must complete five times, giving a great opportunity to catch all the sights along the way. Head out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. The route is flat and fast especially as you run along the Barrage. The route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millennium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! The lap turn around is right by the Pierhead building, where you’ll double back and head out again to the Barrage. Once you get here a second time, it's time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner, and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millennium Centre.
START TIMES
Confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Waves are allocated using the estimated finish time on your entry.
You'll be able to find out which wave you're in by logging onto the Live Tracker app ahead of the race. Details of this will be emailed to you along with the Final Instructions 10 days prior to the race.
TRANSITION
Transition opens early on the morning of the event and closes no later than 40 minutes before the first wave starts as there is a walk to the start line.
Sunday: 05:00 - 05:50*
Transition will only be open for racking on the day of the event. It is not possible to leave your bike overnight. You may not enter transition for any reason after the allocated time.
Equipment left in Transition after it closes will be removed and its security cannot be guaranteed.
CUT OFF TIMES
In the interest of athlete safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course, there will be strict cut off times in place.
*Timings are subject to change, confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
The Cardiff Triathlon will take you on an unforgettable journey through the iconic Cardiff Bay. This beautiful area lends itself perfectly for a spectacular triathlon experience, for both racers and spectators alike.
ROUTE
Start your race with the exclusive opportunity to swim in Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is supplied by two rivers to form a 500-acre (2.0 km2) freshwater lake around the former dockland area south of the City Centre.
Once through transition, you will head out on a 56 mile (91k) fast flat bike route, initially on a closed road section before leading out to open roads heading east through Cardiff's industrial heritage. From here you’ll head to the beautiful Wentlooge flat lands before entering the neighbouring district of Newport. After turning around you’ll then head back and complete a further 3 laps of the closed road section before arriving back at transition.
Your run is an out and back run route which you must complete five times, giving a great opportunity to catch all the sights along the way. Head out of transition first towards the Norwegian church and along the cycle path, taking in the sites of industrial heritage that Cardiff is so renowned for. The route is flat and fast especially as you run along the Barrage. The route back gives you views of the Pierhead Building, the Wales Millennium Centre, the Senedd and so much more that you’ll have plenty to keep you motivated as you go for your PB! The lap turn around is right by the Pierhead building, where you’ll double back and head out again to the Barrage. Once you get here a second time, it's time for your sprint finish; along Bute Place, around the corner, and into the finish line in front of the Wales Millennium Centre.
START TIMES
Confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Waves are allocated using the estimated finish time on your entry.
You'll be able to find out which wave you're in by logging onto the Live Tracker app ahead of the race. Details of this will be emailed to you along with the Final Instructions 10 days prior to the race.
TRANSITION
Transition opens early on the morning of the event and closes no later than 40 minutes before the first wave starts as there is a walk to the start line.
Sunday: 05:00 - 05:50*
Transition will only be open for racking on the day of the event. It is not possible to leave your bike overnight. You may not enter transition for any reason after the allocated time.
Equipment left in Transition after it closes will be removed and its security cannot be guaranteed.
CUT OFF TIMES
In the interest of athlete safety and the safety of our volunteers on the course, there will be strict cut off times in place.
*Timings are subject to change, confirmed timings will be detailed in your Final Instructions which will be available on the website and via email 10 days prior to the race.
Organiser's description
Located in the iconic Cardiff Bay, this triathlon is one of the most unforgettable city races on the calendar with the event village and transition (one of the most beautiful and striking in the sport) positioned on Roald Dahl Plass in front of the Wales Millennium Centre.
Signing up for the Cardiff Triathlon is your ticket to compete in one of the UK's finest city triathlons. Not only should you expect a completely closed road route and coverage that is beamed across the world, but you should also expect a race that you want to share with everyone. With all distances from Super-Sprint to Olympic and a World Triathlon Age Group Qualifier there really is something for every ability at the Cardiff Triathlon.
Signing up for the Cardiff Triathlon is your ticket to compete in one of the UK's finest city triathlons. Not only should you expect a completely closed road route and coverage that is beamed across the world, but you should also expect a race that you want to share with everyone. With all distances from Super-Sprint to Olympic and a World Triathlon Age Group Qualifier there really is something for every ability at the Cardiff Triathlon.
Location
Cardiff Bay, Cardiff, United Kingdom
The Cardiff Triathlon
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