Outlaw Triathlon confirms 2021 schedule

An update on the 2020 Outlaw Triathlon series, plus dates for the five events set to take place next season
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Outlaw Triathlon Series Cancellations and New Dates for 2021

Outlaw Triathlon has now sadly confirmed the cancellations of Outlaw Half Nottingham (17 May), Outlaw Half Bowood (7 June) and Outlaw Half Holkham (28 June) 2020.

Outlaw Nottingham (26 July) is still scheduled to go ahead, but organisers are mindful that training is being impacted by the current health crisis. Decisions and more information are expected within the next two weeks.

It is hoped that Outlaw X, scheduled for 27 September 2020 at Thoresby Park, North Nottinghamshire, can still go ahead if it’s safe to do so.

Outlaw Triathlon series Dates:

2020

  • Outlaw Nottingham, 26 July
  • Outlaw X (North Nottinghamshire), 27 September

2021

  • Outlaw Half Nottingham: 16 May
  • Outlaw Half Holkham: 4 July
  • Outlaw Nottingham (the full): 25 July
  • Outlaw Half Bowood: 12 September (TBC)
  • Outlaw X: 26 September

For more information, visit outlawtriathlon.com.

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