The 2019 Outlaw Triathlon Nottingham is sold out

The tenth edition of the Outlaw Triathlon Nottingham looks set to be the biggest ever, with the last of 1600 entries for the event sold on Christmas Day
Simon Mitchell Outlaw Triathlon 2018
Get the ultimate guide to destination racing

They said it was almost full – and that proved to be more than just marketing speak. The full distance Outlaw Triathlon Nottingham 2019 is sold out, accepting a full field of 1600 entries for the Sunday 28th July 2019 event.


Outlaw Nottingham Sold Out

All places for the award-winning Outlaw Nottingham 2019 have now sold out. Places went on sale in September for the tenth anniversary event and sold out on Christmas Day.

The Outlaw was first launched in 2010 and immediately attracted national awards in recognition of athlete focussed organisation. The launch edition saw 715 athletes cross the finishing line. This year’s event has attracted 1600 entries, which will make it the biggest yet.

Event director, Iain Hamilton, said: “This is the best response we’ve ever had to the Outlaw since we first launched. To have already sold all entries for Outlaw Nottingham and Outlaw Half Nottingham helps add to the excitement of it being our tenth anniversary year and we’re really pleased that so many people will be there to join us in the celebrations.”

For anyone still wanting be part of the Outlaw Series in 2019, there are still general entry places available for the Outlaw Half Holkham and charity places available via Cancer Research UK for Outlaw Nottingham and the Outlaw Half Nottingham.

For more information visit https://www.outlawtriathlon.com.

Outlaw Stats:

Outlaw was launched in 2010 and had 715 finishers over the 2.4mile swim, 112mile bike and 26.2mile run.

The highest number of finishers was 1018 in 2017.

The lowest number of finishers was 540 in 2011.

The 2019 event should be the biggest ever based on the number of entries (1600).

Outlaw 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.

Vincent Luis on the ‘why’ behind his remarkable career: ‘I wanted to do something with my life’

Marten Van Riel’s honest Kona reflection: ‘I felt embarrassed’ – but now proud to finish

Magnus Ditlev on Kona heartbreak: ‘The lights suddenly went out’

Kat Matthews’ on viral Kona moment with Paula Findlay: ‘It hurts my heart a little bit’

Solveig Løvseth reassures fans after Kona collapse: ‘I’m doing okay’

Gustav Iden’s emotional Kona tribute: ‘I’m happy I could deliver a podium in her memory’

Taylor Knibb fulfils childhood Kona dream by learning to let go: ‘The island will always win’

IRONMAN World Championship 2026: Women’s full finishing order and Pro Series standings

Vincent Luis on the ‘why’ behind his remarkable career: ‘I wanted to do something with my life’

Marten Van Riel’s honest Kona reflection: ‘I felt embarrassed’ – but now proud to finish

Magnus Ditlev on Kona heartbreak: ‘The lights suddenly went out’

Kat Matthews’ on viral Kona moment with Paula Findlay: ‘It hurts my heart a little bit’

Solveig Løvseth reassures fans after Kona collapse: ‘I’m doing okay’

Gustav Iden’s emotional Kona tribute: ‘I’m happy I could deliver a podium in her memory’

Taylor Knibb fulfils childhood Kona dream by learning to let go: ‘The island will always win’

IRONMAN World Championship 2026: Women’s full finishing order and Pro Series standings

Share to...