Don’t miss Outlaw 2019! Pre-register now

Considering racing in the Outlaw series of triathlons in 2019? Get first access to race entries by -re-registering now. With the full-distance race holding its tenth edition next year, demand is expected to be high
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If you want to race any of the Outlaw events, middle or long distance, then you need to pre-register your email address to ensure that you get early access to the OSB Events entry system next month. Outlaw will celebrate its tenth anniversary, and demand for places is high!

Even those that have raced at Outlaw before need to pre-register to be in with a chance of making an Outlaw start line next year. One pre-registration will cover all three events.

The event dates are below, and entries will start to open with the full distance event during the first week of September. A payment plan option will be offered for the full distance Outlaw Triathlon and a series discount will be available for those who want to enter all three events.

  • Outlaw Half Nottingham: Sunday 19 May
  • Outlaw Half Holkham: Sunday 7 July
  • Outlaw Triathlon: Sunday 28 July

The Outlaw Triathlon was first launched in 2010, and the tenth edition is attracting more pre-registrations than previous years. The Nottingham events start and finish at the National Water Sports Centre in Nottingham, which offers on site camping, family activities, and a spectator friendly course – and there are some new ideas being considered for 2019.

The Holkham Half event was added to the schedule in 2016 and takes place at the stunning North Norfolk Holkham Estate. A bespoke camp site is built specifically for the event.

Pre-register HERE, all we need is your email address to keep you up to date with the registration process.

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