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Age-Group: Taking You to the Next Level (and Around the World)
Last year, the Age-Group Team consisted of 2,904 athletes aged 16-82, who secured 504 medals at 22 events. Qualification events for the 2021 team are taking place throughout 2020.
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Age-Group Duathlon, your chance to run-bike-run for Britain
The Great Britain Age-Group Team offers Home Nation Core and Ultimate members the opportunity to represent Britain at continental and international Championships.
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First Age-Group Gold of the Year for Great Britain
Having secured 504 medals in 2019, including 174 golds; the Great British Age-Group Team has recorded its first medal of 2020 at the ITU Winter Championships in Asiago, Italy.
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Counting Down to the 2020 World Series
Following the host of medals that were won across the World Triathlon and World Paratriathlon Series’ last year, the wait to see our elite athletes in action is nearly over.
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New season build-up down under
British Triathlon’s World Class Programme athletes have been spending time in Queensland, Australia as they prepare for their first events of the year.
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TV Personality to swap the headline for the start line
Sports presenter David Garrido has taken the first steps towards improving his health and fitness by joining Renegade Triathlon and experiencing the swim, bike and run challenge.
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Over 5,000 kickstart the new decade with triathlon fitness challenge
British Triathlon and GO TRI teamed up with Angellica Bell and Sport England to help get the nation active through the swim, bike and run fitness challenge, Tri January.
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IRONMAN 70.3 Dubai, Maselspoort ATU Sprint Triathlon African Cup and Asiago ITU Winter Triathlon World Championships
Catch up on all of the action from the weekend...
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What’s Coming Up?
2020 Maselspoort ATU Sprint Triathlon African Cup and 2020 Asiago ITU Winter Triathlon World Championships
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British Triathlon Asks you to Talk about Mental Health for Time to Talk Day 2020
Would you rather swim 1,000 lengths or talk to someone about mental health?
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