2019 7Oaks Triathlon is filling fast

Always a hugely popular event, the 2019 7Oaks Triathlon will be held on Sunday 28th April - and is now open for entries (and selling fast...)
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7Oaks Tri Club have confirmed that the popular 7Oaks Triathlon will next be held on Sunday 28th April 2019.

The 7Oaks Triathlon starts with a 400m pool swim followed by a 25km hilly bike course and ends with an 8km run around the beautiful and undulating Knole Park – a National Trust property. The race is organised by 7Oaks Tri Club who provide the many friendly marshals on the day.

To quote one enthusiastic competitor from the 2018 race “Thank you so much for an inspirational and uplifting day. The whole event was professionally organised and run without a hitch. The time and planning given by the Club is brilliant and makes a lot of people happy!”.

Entries opened on Sunday 19th November 2018 and places are selling like hot cakes.

For more information, please visit the club website 7oakstriclub, or to register please follow this link.

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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