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World Triathlon unveils host city for the 2025 World Triathlon Multisport Championships

Pontevedra will host the 2025 World Triathlon Multisport Championships, it has been confirmed.
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STRENGTH. ENDURANCE. PERFORMANCE.

World Triathlon have confirmed that the World Triathlon Multisport Championships will return to Spain in 2025, following the success of Ibiza as the host city last season.

This year, the championships will be held in Townsville, Australia on August 15-25, as the event heads to Oceania for the first time since its inception back in 2017.

In 2025, Pontevedra, which hosted the 2023 WTCS Grand Final, will be the venue for the Multisport Championships, with the nine day long event set for June 20-29.

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“I really cannot wait to experience it once again”

Having hosted the third edition of the Multisport Championships in 2019, Pontevedra will once again put on the event in 2025. The city, renowned for its close relationship with triathlon, was the perfect choice said World Triathlon President Marisol Casado.

Beth Potter WTCS Grand Finals Pontevedra 2023
[Photo Credit – World Triathlon]

“Pontevedra has proven to be an exceptional host for all our events in the past, and we are thrilled to return to this beautiful city for the 2025 World Triathlon Multisport Championships.

“With its rich triathlon heritage and passionate community, Pontevedra promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for athletes and spectators alike.

“I want to thank the LOC, the Spanish Federation and the city of Pontevedra for their outstanding support to our sport and their commitment to deliver first class events. I really cannot wait to experience it once again.”

What is the World Triathlon Multisport Championships?

Established in 2017, the World Triathlon Multisport Championship brings amateur and professional athletes together to compete for world titles in Aquathlon, Duathlon, Cross Triathlon, Cross Duathlon, Aquabike and the Long Distance Championships.

Athletes who have finished on the top step of the podium at the Multisport Championships in recent years include Lucy Charles-Barclay, Emma Pallant-Browne and French duo Clement Mignon and Marjolaine Pierre.

Emma Pallant-Browne World Duathlon champion 2023 photo credit Ben Lumley / World Triathlon
Emma Pallant-Browne World Duathlon champion 2023 [Photo credit Ben Lumley / World Triathlon]

Over the past seven years, the events have been held all over the world, with towns/cities such as Penticton (Canada), Fyn (Denmark) and Samorin (Slovakia) all previous hosts.

Further details regarding the competition schedule, registration, and additional activities of the 2025 Pontevedra Multisport Championships will be announced by World Triathlon in the coming months.

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Tomos Land is a triathlon & running journalist whose expertise lies in the professional world of short course & long distance triathlon, though he also boasts an extensive knowledge of ultra-running.
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