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Triathlon Australia is now AusTriathlon

We’re gearing up our new brand to showcase the incredible sport of triathlon to more people – and to better support those already involved. It’s part of our renewed focus on growing and celebrating triathlon in Australia at all levels. From September 2023, you’ll notice as we make that change to our new identity: AusTriathlon.

Unstoppable Lauren Parker

Australia’s Lauren Parker suffered a serious accident whilst out training for Ironman triathlon in April 2017. A damaged spinal cord made her turn to para-triathlon and within months her determination to return to racing saw her take the Commonwealth Games bronze in the PTWC category just 11 months after her accident. 18 months later Lauren became 2019 Para World Champion in Lausanne, Switzerland. In 2022 Lauren Parker was awarded a silver medal at the Paralympics in Tokyo. The 34-year-old recently bagged gold at the Paralympic Test Event a week after securing her first para-cycling World Championships, as she continues her remarkable journey towards places on the para-triathlon and para-cycling teams for next year’s Paris Paralympic Games.

Upcoming Tri Events

26 NOV

Challenge Canberra

Canberra, ACT

26 NOV

Kingscliff Triathlon

Kingscliff, NSW

26 NOV

Hervey Bay 100

Hervey Bay, QLD

26 NOV

Hamilton Island Triathlon

Hamilton Island, QLD

26 NOV

2XU Series - Race 1

Elwood, VIC

3 DEC

Ironman WA & Ironman 70.3 WA

Busselton, WA

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The home of multisport

Super Sprint Triathlon

Distance

300-400m Swim
5-8km Cycle
1.5-2km Run

A great place to get started

Sprint Triathlon

750m swim
10km bike
5km run

Australia’s most popular

Standard Triathlon

1.5km swim
40km bike
10km run

It’s a classic

Long Distance

From
2km swim
80km bike
20km run

Challenge your limits

Multisport

Aquathlon
Aquabike
Cross Triathlon
Cross Duathlon
Duathlon

Explore something different

Moment of the Week

Lauren Parker claimed the Female Para-Athlete of the Year at the 2023 AIS Sport Performance Awards.

The 34-year-old becomes the first para triathlete or triathlete to claim victory at the ASPAs since Emma Moffatt in 2009, who won the coveted Athlete of the Year award.