Khaltsha Super Tri

DEMO EVENT – no entries here are considered accurate, and all test entries will be removed before officially opening the event.

The inaugural Khaltsha Super Tri is finally here!

Are you new to the world of triathlons, or want to test your speed and fitness with a punchy sprint triathlon, then the Khaltsha Super Tri is for you!

Event Concept:

The idea is to provide a safe environment that you do not find intimidating to see if triathlon is for you.

The transitions:(from swim to bike as well as from bike to run) will not be included in your total time. This makes for a far more relaxed environment and allows you to get into the most comfortable gear for the next leg of your triathlon.

The swim leg: in a heated 50 meter pool with trained swimming coaches and trainers as marshals to make sure you have a safe and enjoyable swim.

The bike leg: on spinning and watt bikes (your choice) for a safe and road traffic free ride. Do not be fooled, you still work hard on a stationary bike.

The run leg: will take place on an outdoor route in the area surrounding the venue.

Routes and Distances

Choose between 2 distances:

Super Sprint: 400m pool swim, 10km indoor bike, 2km outdoor run

Sprint: 600m pool swim, 15km indoor bike, 4km outdoor run

Registration

– from 06:30 (at TBC)

– Collect your race wristband & timing chip

Online Pre-Entries open till the Thursday before race day (or until sold out)

Race Start

You need to pre-select a specific time slot.

Registration: 6:30am (and 30 minutes before each time slot)

Time slots: from 7:00am (every half hour)

Race briefing: 10 minutes before the start of each time slot

(solo or team options)

Event Timing

The swim and bike legs are recorded manually by marshals at the pool and stationary bikes to ensure the correct distance is completed before recording the time. It is the responsibility of each athlete to make sure the swim and bike marshal records the correct time for the swim and bike legs.

The run leg is timed with an electronic timing system by touching a timing tag onto a timing pod. It is the responsibility of each athlete to tag properly and make sure they hear a beep and see a green light before continuing with the next lap.