The UK's second largest city again hosts The Birmingham Triathlon at the fabulous Commonwealth Games venue of Sutton Park. This beautiful rural setting with closed to traffic cycle course is a true test for competitors of all abilities, whether first time novice or experienced club and age group triathlete. The swim in Powell's Pool seen at the Commonwealth Games Triathlon 2022, is a perfect setting for the start of a memorable triathlon experience.
Whether you want to “Tri a Triathlon” or are an experienced triathlete, The Birmingham Triathlon has challenging distances for all abilities.
Swim, Cycle and Run in the wilderness within an urban environment at Sutton Park, with its captivating scenery via the accessible network of roads and paths.
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Click to view Main Arena Click to view Swim Course
Click to view Bike Course Click to view Start and End of Lap Area
Click to view Visitors Centre Turn Point Click to view Run Course
Swim course distance: 1 lap = 750m - 1 lap Short Course = 200m
Olympic & Olympic Relay: 750m x 2 laps = 1500m
Sprint & Sprint Relay: 750m x 1 lap = 750m
Super Sprint & Fun: 200m SC x 1 lap = 200m
Bike course distance: 1 lap = 5km
Olympic & Olympic Relay: 5km lap x 8 laps = 40km
Sprint & Relay: 5km lap x 4 laps = 20km
Super Sprint & Fun: 5km lap x 2 laps = 10km
Run course distance: 1 lap = 2.5km
Olympic & Olympic Relay: 2.5km lap x 4 laps = 10km
Sprint & Relay: 2.5km lap x 2 laps = 5km
Super Sprint & Fun: 2.5km lap x 1 lap = 2.5km
To view course direction & distance markers, please click on, “view full version” (top left-hand corner of the map) or run your mouse cursor along the mountain graph to see course direction.
Open Category | Female Category | |
OLYMPIC | 02:16:50 - Phil Boyd | 02:30:52 - Jessica Morrish |
SPRINT | 01:05:54 - Phil Ellison | 01:15:18 - Elspeth Bradshaw |
SUPER SPRINT | 00:43:20 - Noah Dando | 00:50:53 - Zena Lecornu |
SPRINT RELAY | 01:25:10 - Abbie Farrow | 01:47:00 - Vicky Nicholas |
OLYMPIC RELAY | 02:18:14 - John Guiton | 02:52:50 - Helen Soby |
Open Category | Female Category | |
1500m Swim | 23:58 - Phil Boyd | 26:20 - Isabella Harris-Johnstone |
750m Swim | 11:10 - Matthew Everest | 12:28 - Beth Stirling |
200m Swim | 03:40 - Keerat Singh | 04:42 - Sophia Proctor |
40k Cycle | 01:04:35 - Chris Timmins | 01:08:36 - Jessica Morrish |
20k Cycle | 30:58 - Phil Ellison | 35:36 - Laura Kyte |
10k Cycle | 00:22:08 - Mark Temple | 00:25:21 - Zena Lecornu |
10k Run | 40:32 - Finlay McCance | 47:22 - Jessica Morrish |
5k Run | 20:05 - Phil Ellison | 16:09 - Jo O'Leary |
2.5k Run | 10:51 - Jake Harding | 14:10 - Zena Lecornu |
Please take some time to read all the event information, we want to ensure that you have a enjoyable triathlon and are fully informed about the day. You can use this information as a guide for your event.
Full and up to date competitor race day information with your race number and start time will be emailed to you 7-10 days before the event. Please check spam/junk folders.
WE DO NOT POST ANYTHING OUT - you will collect your race numbers, stickers, etc. at registration on the day.
Good luck and have a great day!
Click to view RACE DAY INFORMATION 2024
Olympic - Open Category - 7:05am Olympic – Female Category & Relay - 8:05am Sprint - Open Category - 9:05am Sprint - Female Category & Relay - 9:35am Super Sprint/Fun - Open & Female Category - 10:05am |
Every competitor will receive their own start time, the times provided above are a rough guide to help you plan any transport/accommodation/childcare needs that may arise. These are only a guide and subject to change.
The registration tent will be open for the duration of the event. We advise all participants to collect their Race Pack at least one hour before their start time.
Prize presentations will only take place once all participants in that field have crossed the finish line.
Choose your favourite discipline, then invite friends or teammates to join and complete your relay team.
(Age restrictions apply)
A relay team can consist of two or three people.
Each member of the relay team completes one or two of the three disciplines in the triathlon.
The swimmer completes the swim, then the swimmer passes the electronic chip to the cyclist inside the cycle transition area.
The cyclist completes the cycle course and passes the electronic chip to the runner in the transition area.
The runner completes the run and hands in the electronic chip at the finish line.
All team members can cross the finish line together and collect their medals.
We award first place in the Female Relay Event and first place in the Open/Mixed Category Relay Event.
All Open/Mixed Category teams can consist of two or three people, male or female.
If you are taking part in the Olympic or Olympic Relay, wetsuits are compulsory.
For the Sprint, Sprint Relay, Super Sprint and Fun distances, wetsuits are not compulsory. However, if you wish to wear one for these distances then that isn’t a problem.