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Vancouver
15-16 August 2026
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Race through one of Vancouver’s most scenic courses! Starting and finishing at Locarno Beach, next to Jericho Sailing Club, participants will loop around Jericho Beach Park along the stunning shores of Spanish Banks. Enjoy breathtaking ocean, mountain, and city views at every stage of the race!
Date
15-16 August 2026
RACE DATES & TIMES*
Saturday 15th
Olympic Triathlon: 6:30AM
Sprint Triathlon: 7:30AM
Pro Women: 11:05 AM
Junior Super Sprint Triathlon: 14:30PM
Sunday 16th:
100km Triathlon: 6:30AM
*Start times may be subject to change.
Start Location
Locarno Beach (Jericho Sailing Centre), 1300 Discovery St, Vancouver, BC V6R 4L9, Canada
Expo & Race Pack collection Location
To be confirmed
Terrain info
Swim
Ocean
Bike
Rolling
Run
Packed Gravel
Avg. Water temperature
13.9°C - 18°C
Air Temperature
14-19°C
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WHEN IS THE EVENT TAKING PLACE?
The Vancouver T100 Triathlon will take place over 15-16 August 2026.
WHAT DAY IS EACH RACE TAKING PLACE?
Races will take place on the following dates and times.*
Saturday 15th
Olympic Triathlon: 6:30AM
Sprint Triathlon: 7:30AM
Junior Super Sprint Triathlon: 14:30PM
Sunday 16th:
100km Triathlon: 6:30AM
*Start times may be subject to change.
WHEN DO I NEED TO COLLECT MY RACE PACK & RACK MY BIKE?
Athletes will need to collect their race pack and rack their bike the day before their race. Registration times are to be confirmed.
WHAT WILL I NEED TO COLLECT MY RACE PACK?
When you arrive to collect your race pack you must bring with you the following items:
- Photo ID
- QR Code (Located in your confirmation email and race dashboard)
- Provincial Triathlon License (if applicable)
DO I NEED A WETSUIT?
Current regulations on wetsuit permission is based on the water temperature being:
Mandatory use of wetsuit if the water is less than 16 degree celsius
Optional use of wetsuit if the water is between 16 to 24.6 degrees celsius
Based on historical records it is likely to be a wetsuit swim. However, please note that the official water temperature is taken 1 hour before the race start.
CAN I WEAR A NEOPRENE CAP & BOOTIES?
If wetsuits are permitted, you will be allowed to wear a neoprene cap. If it is a wetsuit mandatory swim, socks/booties can be worn. The official water temperate is taken 1 hour before the race start.
WILL THERE BE AGE-GROUP AWARDS?
Age-group start from 16-19 and go up every 5 year increment e.g. 20-24, 25-29, 30-34 etc.
HOW MANY QATAR T100 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SLOTS ARE AVAILABLE?
Top 10 men and women athletes of their specific Age-Group and gender in the 100km Triathlon will qualify for the Qatar T100 World Championships on
December 12-13 2025. More information on the T100 Age-Group World Championships can be found here.
IS THIS RACE A TEAM CANADA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP QUALIFER?
Yes, in addition to this being a T100 Age Group World Championship Qualifier the Vancouver T100 is a qualifier to represent Team Canada at the 2027 World Triathlon Multisport Championship in Edmonton.
The 100km race will have two qualifying spots per age-group for the Long Distance World Championships in 2027.
Athletes must express their interest to qualify the Friday before the race. Expression of interest can be made HERE and will pne three weeks prior to the race.
More information on the qualifying procedure can be found HERE.
WILL THERE BE A BIKE MECHANIC SERVICE AVAILABLE ON-SITE?
Yes, there will be mechanics available on race day for last-minute issues. However, please ensure your bike is in good working condition prior to attending the race.
Where Can I Find My QR CODE & WHEN WILL I NEED IT?
Athletes will need their Race QR Code in order to pick up their race pack. This can be found within your Confirmation Email or Race Dashboard. We recommend taking a screenshot of this so that it is ready and easily accessible when you arrive.
I CAN'T FIND MY QR CODE OR CONFIRMATION EMAIL, WHAT SHOULD I DO?
Your QR Code can be found within your Vancouver T100 confirmation email and race dashboard. Having trouble finding your QR code? Simply click HERE, select ‘My Registration’ from the toolbar, select ‘Click here to have your confirmation email re-sent’, enter your email address (lower case only), and select ‘Send Email’ to have your confirmation email re-sent. You will be able to access your QR Code and Race Dashboard from there.
CAN I VOLUNTEER?
Volunteers are the true champions of our event. Without them, our event would not be possible. We are looking for volunteers to support the event from race kit pick up, to race course operations, to youth festival support.
Volunteers will receive:
- Meal while on shift
- T100 Volunteer T-shirt
- T100 Hat
- T100 String Bag
- Confirmation of hours
Click HERE to view the openings available and sign up to volunteer.
WHAT'S IN MY RACE PACK?
SECURITY WRISTBAND: This must be attached to your wrist and not taken off until you have retrieved your bike from Transition after racing. This wristband will be numbered to match your race number.
BIKE NUMBERS: Before the race, stick the three numbered stickers on your helmet (front, left and right) and the other around the seatpost of your bike. These should not be taken off until you remove your bike from Transition after racing.
RACE NUMBER: Your race number must be displayed on your front during the run.
RACE TATTOOS: These are to be applied to your body, you can chose whether they are applied to one on each arm or one on each leg or one on your arm and one on your leg.
TIMING CHIP: You must also pick up your reusable timing chip at chip collection within the registration area. In the preparation area, fasten your timing chip around your left ankle using the Velcro strap. Please do not remove your timing chip until you have completed your triathlon or you will not receive a result. We advise that you put your wetsuit over the timing chip strap. This will help to keep it secure in the water and prevents you from having to remove the strap in Transition. All timing chips must be returned once you cross the Finish Line – there will be a charge of £60 for any unreturned timing chips.
SWIM CAP: During the race pack collection process you will also receive a coloured swim cap. Please note that your swim cap may be a different colour to your race bib and wristband. Please ensure you keep hold o.f it.. It is mandatory to wear the swim cap during the swim.
RACE DAY CHECKLIST
- QR code to collect your Race Pack
- Wetsuit (compulsory)
- Swimming goggles
- Bike and helmet
- Race belt with bib number
- Cycle shoes and running shoes
- Bike bottles
- Nutrition/snacks
- Sun cream
- Post-race clothes
- Towels
WHAT TIME DO RACES START?
Races will take place on the following dates and times.*
Saturday 15th
Olympic Triathlon: 6:30AM
Sprint Triathlon: 7:30AM
Junior Super Sprint Triathlon: 14:30PM
Sunday 16th:
100km Triathlon: 6:30AM
*Start times may be subject to change.
WHERE IS THE SWIM START LOCATION?
The swim start will take place by Locarno Beach (Jericho Sailing Centre).
CAN I DRAFT DURING THE CYCLING LEG?
No drafting is allowed i.e. taking shelter behind or beside another competitor during the cycling leg of the race.
IS THE SWIM A MASS OR PULSE START?
The swim will be a rolling start with participants setting off approximately every couple of seconds. The swim start will be seeded based on the expected swim time provided during registration. You can edit your registration and update your time by heading to your Race Dashboard.
IS THIS A QUALIFIER FOR THE T100 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS?
Yes, the 100km distance triathlon is a qualifier for the Qatar T100 World Championships 2026.
HOW DO I QUALIFY?
Athletes can qualify by finishing in the Top 10 of their specific Age-Group and gender in the 100km Triathlon.
WHEN & WHERE IS THE 2026 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
The 2026 T100 Triathlon World Championships will take place in Qatar in December 2026.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I QUALIFY?
Athletes will be notified no later than 28 days after the event that they have qualified. Athletes must then seek endorsement from their National Federation and wear their national race suit in order to race.
WHAT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS NEED TO BE MET TO RACE?
Athletes must then seek endorsement from their National Federation and wear their national race suit in order to race.
HOW CAN MY FRIENDS & FAMILY KEEP TRACK OF ME?
Download the T100 Athlete Tracker App! Available in all App Stores – it is a simple and easy way for your loved ones to track your progress and times during the race. Then when you’re finished, you all can track your favourite pros
as they tackle the course! Click HERE to download!
WHERE CAN I FIND MY POST RACE RESULTS & IMAGES?
All of your race results and photos will be available shortly after on our website HERE. Finisher Pictures are currently only available to 100km participants.
I'M UNABLE TO RACE, WHAT ARE MY OPTIONS?
We understand that sometimes things just don’t go to plan! That’s why we have an industry-leading refund policy to help you feel confident in signing up for our events.
Read the full refund policy here.
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Volunteer at the T100 Pro and Age Group Triathlon and be part of an epic multi-sport weekend!
Courses & Venue Maps tbc
2025 course maps are provided for reference only. The 2026 courses are subject to change and will be confirmed closer to the event.
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100km Triathlon
Overview
Venue Map
The Vancouver T100 100km Triathlon begins with a two-lap swim in the refreshing waters of the Pacific Ocean. Athletes will dive into the challenge, navigating the open water with the stunning coastline as their backdrop. With a fast and dynamic course, this swim sets the tone for an unforgettable race ahead!
Swim (2km) - TBC
The Swim
The Vancouver T100 100km Triathlon begins with a two-lap swim in the refreshing waters of the Pacific Ocean. Athletes will dive into the challenge, navigating the open water with the stunning coastline as their backdrop. With a fast and dynamic course, this swim sets the tone for an unforgettable race ahead!
Bike (80km) - TBC
The Bike
The Vancouver T100 100km bike course takes athletes on four scenic laps past the golden sands of Spanish Banks, with the vast ocean stretching endlessly beside you.
The course then climbs toward the prestigious University of British Columbia, offering sweeping panoramic views before a thrilling descent back toward the coast. This ride offers the perfect mix of speed, elevation, and breathtaking scenery, making it both a thrilling and stunning ride.
Run (18km) - TBC
Run
The Vancouver T100 100km run course consists of three fast and scenic out-and-back stretch along the beach pathways with sweeping ocean and city skyline views.
Runners will complete this loop three times, enjoying the refreshing sea breeze and the lively energy of the course.
Sprint Triathlon
Overview
Venue Map
The Vancouver T100 Sprint Triathlon begins with a single-lap swim in the refreshing waters of the Pacific Ocean. Athletes will dive into the challenge, navigating the open water with the stunning coastline as their backdrop. With a fast and dynamic course, this swim sets the tone for an unforgettable race ahead!
Swim (0.75) - TBC
The Swim
The Vancouver T100 Sprint Triathlon begins with a single-lap swim in the refreshing waters of the Pacific Ocean. Athletes will dive into the challenge, navigating the open water with the stunning coastline as their backdrop. With a fast and dynamic course, this swim sets the tone for an unforgettable race ahead!
Bike (20km) - TBC
The Bike
The Vancouver T100 Sprint bike course takes athletes on single scenic lap past the golden sands of Spanish Banks, with the vast ocean stretching endlessly beside you.
The course then climbs toward the prestigious University of British Columbia, offering sweeping panoramic views before a thrilling descent back toward the coast. This ride offers the perfect mix of speed, elevation, and breathtaking scenery, making it both a thrilling and stunning ride.
Run (5km) -TBC
Run
The Vancouver T100 Sprint run course consists of a fast and scenic out-and-back stretch along the beach pathways with sweeping ocean view
Runners will complete this loop once, enjoying the refreshing sea breeze and the lively energy of the course.
Important Documents
Race Day Essentials - 2025 GUIDE LISTED AS A GUIDE. 2026 GUIDE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Your Complete Athletes' Guide
Dive into the details of race day preparation with our comprehensive Athletes' Guide. From logistical information to event schedules and rules, this guide provides everything you need to know to ensure a smooth and successful experience at the Vancouver T100 triathlon.
Course GPX
Participant list
Local Traffic advisory
Race Expo Guide
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About Vancouver
A city where mountains meet the sea
Experience Vancouver’s vibrant culture and stunning natural beauty, where urban life meets the great outdoors.
Explore the bustling streets of Granville Island, marvel at the iconic Stanley Park and its lush trails, or indulge in world-class cuisine with breathtaking waterfront views. Whether you’re into adventure, art, or relaxation, Vancouver has something for everyone. Embrace the city’s diverse atmosphere and stunning landscapes, creating memories that will last a lifetime.
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Getting to Vancouver
Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is a major gateway to the city, offering seamless global connections. Upon arrival, you have multiple options to reach downtown and beyond. The Canada Line SkyTrain provides a fast and convenient ride from YVR to the heart of Vancouver in under 30 minutes.
Other transportation options include ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft, traditional taxis, and airport shuttles serving various hotels and destinations.
About Vancouver
Accommodation
Vancouver offers accommodations for every budget. Luxury hotels feature spa services, fine dining, and stunning views, while mid-range options provide fitness centers, pools, and central locations—ideal for athletes and families.
Budget-friendly hotels and hostels offer clean, comfortable stays, perfect for those looking to rest and recharge before race day – a great choice for athletes looking to rest and recharge while exploring the city.
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100KM: THE ULTIMATE TEST
Whether you're new to tri or a seasoned competitor, the 100km distance is an endurance challenge like no other.
UNIQUE T100 RACE PACK WITH ENTRY
Included with every triathlon entry is your Official T100 race T-Shirt, Race Bag, and much more.
World Championship Qualification
Athletes can qualify by finishing in the Top 10 of their specific Age-Group and gender in the 100km Triathlon.
T100 Community
The T100 Community is your ultimate hub for all things swim, bike, and run! Connect with local training groups and triathlon clubs to find race runs, expert tips, and training support from fellow athletes.
Give back to your community
Volunteer at the T100 Pro and Age Group Triathlon and be part of an epic multi-sport weekend!
Click on the button below to view openings and register to volunteer.
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