Castle Virtual Series – The Arctic Monkey

The Castle Virtual Series kicks off this coming weekend with 'The Arctic Monkey', where there are plenty of prizes on offer
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Winter Virtual Race Weekends For All The Family!

The countdown is on to our eighth Castle Virtual Series event. This weekend, 22-24 January, our community will be uniting and racing in The Arctic Monkey.

With 27 races to choose from, there is something for everyone, from juniors to elites and everyone in between.

Castle Virtual Series / Arctic Monkey

For our Virtual Weekend racing there are many ways to get involved – pick your race; recruit your friends, family and club members; enter for a chance to win kit worth £500 for you or your club; tune into our Prize Giving on Monday.

Three chances to WIN this weekend

  • Every athlete taking part in The Arctic Monkey this weekend will win a medal. This is included in your race entry and will be posted to you after the event.
  • Every athlete taking part in The Arctic Monkey will be entered for a chance to win a partner hamper worth £500. A race bib number will be picked at random and announced at the Prize Giving.
  • Every club with 10+ participants taking part in The Arctic Monkey will be entered for a chance to win a partner hamper worth £500. A club will be picked at random and announced at the Prize Giving.
Castle Virtual Series / Arctic Monkey

Find out more: https://www.castletriathlonseries.co.uk/the-series/castle-virtual-series/ 

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