After a successful run in 2023, the Craven Energy Triathlon Club is bringing the Triathlon back this September.
Skipton Triathlon 2024 is on Sunday 1st September.
It consists of a pool swim (400m), a picturesque bike route (22km), and an undulating off-road run (5km) around Aireville Park.
The minimum age to enter is 17 years old.
As Craven Energy Triathlon Club is centred around the Skipton area, the annual Skipton Triathlon is our home event.
The event is one of the largest pool-based triathlons in the country, organised by Racebest and EvenSplits in partnership with Craven Energy.
Entry fee starts from £49 and starts at 9am. Prizes will be awarded to male and female 1st, 2nd and 3rd, plus 1st male and female vets 40+, 50+ and 60+.
To enter, visit the website here.
For more information email the organisers at info@evensplits.co.uk.

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