WELL DONE TO ALL OUR FINISHERS!

Congratulations on completing the 2013 Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research Blenheim Palace Triathlon! We hope you enjoyed your journey through the breathtaking grounds of Blenheim Palace. Regardless of your time or place, you should be extremely proud of your fantastic achievement.

We are delighted to announce that the Blenheim Palace Triathlon will be returning next year on the 7th and 8th June 2014. Register your interest now to get an exclusive 48 hour head start to sign up before we go on sale to the general public.

CAN’T WAIT THAT LONG?

Then you will be pleased to hear that the Virgin Active London Triathlon has still got places available. The Virgin Active London Triathlon is the world’s largest and most iconic triathlon attracting over 13,000 participants to Docklands, London each year. The opportunity to cycle through the closed roads of London via the 02 arena, Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament and the London Eye make it a unique event for all involved. Here’s how you can get involved:

1. SIGN UP A TEAM!
Entering a team of three into the team relay is a great way to be a part of the world’s largest and most iconic triathlon. Whether you do it for a bit of fun with friends and family or get competitive with work colleagues, it’s great fun and a unique opportunity to put your fitness to the test on the world famous route.

2. ENTER VIA ONE OF OUR OFFICIAL CHARITIES
You can choose from a range of distances if you enter via a charity pledge place with one of our official charities. Macmillan and Scope, our gold charities for 2013, still have places available and we couldn’t recommend raising money for a better cause. For a full list of all charities with places still available, please click here. (http://www.thelondontriathlon.co.uk/london-triathlon-charity.php)

3. ENTER THE TRI 247 EXCLUSIVE MIXED OLYMPIC DISTANCE WAVE
This Mixed Olympic wave was created as a celebration of a five year partnership between The Virgin Active London Triathlon and Tri247.com. It will be taking place on the ever popular Saturday 27th July; a first for a Mixed Olympic wave.