Team Freespeed: Recruiting for 2019

Age-Group podium potential in Kona or the IRONMAN 70.3 World Champs? Team Freespeed are seeking up to three athletes to join their team for 2019.
Team Freespeed recruitment 2019
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Want to race for Team Freespeed in 2019?

Team Freespeed (www.teamfreespeed.com) have been part of the UK Triathlon team for the best part of a decade now. With a particular focus on the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, members of the squad have consistently collected the coveted Umeke podium awards, the latest being the F25-29 victory of Ruth Purbrook in October last year.

For 2019 they are looking for “up to 3 athletes” to join the team. Interested?

Here are the details you need and how to apply. Don’t hang around however, as applications will close at midnight on Saturday 2nd February.


We’re looking for up to 3 athletes to join our team.

We’re big on performance so you’ll need to be targeting either the 70.3 Worlds or IM Worlds and have a real shout at the podium.

But just as importantly you need to love the sport and everything about it – the training and the racing. We’re not pros and pride ourselves on making triathlon work around our everyday lives.

Team Freespeed recruitment 2019

And being on the team means you get supported by the best sponsors out there.

Applications open until midnight 2 February.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Team Freespeed recruitment 2019

Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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