IronMan: World Triathlon Championships

IRONMAN World Triathlon Championships

Since 1978, it has been held annually on Kona Island in Hawaii and is the "Olympics" for Ironman enthusiasts. It is difficult to obtain the qualification for participation, and contestants need to achieve the top few places in their age group in the annual Global Triad Series, and the qualification is valid for the current year. The competition includes different schedules such as swimming 3.8 kilometers, cycling 180 kilometers, and running 42.195 kilometers on the "Big Rail"

World Triathlon Championship Series

The annual series of events that began in 2009 includes multiple rounds of matches, ultimately culminating in a final. The Elite Championships have standard distances (swimming 1.5 kilometers, cycling 40 kilometers, running 10 kilometers) and short distances (swimming 750 meters, cycling 20 kilometers, running 5 kilometers). Since 2018, a mixed relay series has also been added, and during the finals, there will be age group world championships and disabled triathlon championships

T100 Triathlon World Championships

The first race will be held on November 14, 2024 at the Medan Racecourse in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The swimming starts at Sunrise Beach in Dubai and ends at Medan Racecourse. The total prize pool of this event is as high as 2 million US dollars, and the champion can receive 210000 US dollars. The top ten athletes have generous prizes, and the top ten female athletes can qualify for the 2025 T100 Ironman Triathlon World Tour