Last chance to enter ITU/ETU Qualifying Races in Brighton

The Brighton and Hove Triathlon will offer the final chance this year to qualify for the 2020 ITU and ETU Championships. Entries will close soon
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2020 World and European Age-Group qualification on offer in Brighton

Last chance to enter Brighton and Hove Triathlon

Brighton is your Last chance to qualify for next year’s ITU World Championships in Edmonton (Canada) or the ETU European Championships in Tartu (Estonia).

Brighton and Hove Triathlon on 15 September will be hosting qualifiers for both these events. We now have over 1300 in the qualifying and open races and will be closing shortly at 1500 competitors. The event begins with a challenging sea swim, then it is a flat, fast, closed road bike along Brighton seafront followed by the run on Hove Promenade with the world famous pier in view at the finish.

Brighton & Hove Triathlon

ITU Draft Legal Sprint Distance Qualifier: Individual: 750m sea swim / 20km bike / 5km run Sign up here: https://www.brightonandhovetriathlon.com/qualifiers

ETU Olympic Distance Qualifier: Individual: 1500m sea swim / 40km bike / 10km run. Sign up here: https://www.brightonandhovetriathlon.com/qualifiers

Brighton & Hove Triathlon

 

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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