Triathlon

EXSS Sprint Triathlon

Sunday, 29 November 2026

Champion Lakes Regatta Centre, Champion Lakes, WA

Triathlon

EXSS Triathlon and Multisport Events

About This Event

The EXSS Sprint Triathlon at Champion Lakes Regatta Centre offers sprint, bolt and novice courses on a flat road circuit, perfect for beginners and seasoned athletes alike. Race on 29 Nov 2026 in beautiful spring scenery with swim, bike and run legs.

Events & entry fees

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Sunday 29 November

Novice & Tin Lids Course 100m swim / 6km bike / 1km run

7:50am

$40
Duathlon Sprint Course 1km run / 20km bike / 5km run

8am

$85
Duathlon Bolt Course 1km run / 12km bike / 2.5km run

8am

$60
Sprint Junior (16-19) Juniors 750m swim / 20km bike / 5km run

8:10am

$70
Sprint Senior 750m swim / 20km bike / 5km run

8:10am

$85
Aquabike Sprint Course 750m swim / 20km bike / 100m run

8:10am

$85
Bolt Course 400m swim / 12km bike / 2.5km run

8:10am

$60
Aquabike Bolt Course 400m swim / 12km bike / 100m run

8:10am

$60
Sprint Teams

Start TBA

$100
Triathlon Teams Long Course

Start TBA

TBA

Entry fees as listed on 27 Oct 2026. Prices often rise after early bird, so check the entry page for today's price.

Quick Facts

Date: Sunday, 29 November 2026
Terrain: Road
Location: Champion Lakes Regatta Centre, WA
Entry Fee: From $40 (Novice) to $100 (Teams) – see website for full list
Difficulty: Moderate
Start Time: 7:50 AM (first wave — see schedule)
Good for Beginners: Yes – Novice (100 m swim, 6 km bike, 1 km run) and Bolt (400 m swim, 12 km bike, 2.5 km run) cater to newcomers

Event Details

Date Sunday, 29 November 2026

Location Champion Lakes Regatta Centre, Champion Lakes, WA

State WA

Terrain Road

Entry Fee $40-$100

Organizer EXSS Triathlon and Multisport Events

Course Description

All courses start with a lake swim at the Champion Lakes Regatta Centre – a single 750 m lap for the Sprint, 400 m for the Bolt and a 100 m splash‑and‑dash for the Novice/Tin Lids. After the swim, athletes transition to a smooth, paved road loop that climbs briefly over a car bridge before looping back for multiple laps: three bike laps for the Sprint (20 km total) and two laps for the Bolt (12 km). The run finishes on the same flat circuit, with two 2.5 km laps for the Sprint and a single 2.5 km lap for the Bolt. The Novice run is a single 1 km lap. Spectators enjoy lake views and parkland scenery while athletes tackle a fast, road‑friendly course.

Getting There

The event is held at Champion Lakes Regatta Centre in the suburb of Champion Lakes, Perth, WA. Parking and public‑transport information are provided on the official race website, so plan to arrive early to allow time for registration and transition set‑up.

Weather & What to Pack

November is spring in Western Australia, with daytime temperatures typically ranging from 15 °C to 25 °C and low to moderate humidity. Expect plenty of sunshine and a chance of a brief shower. Dress in layers – a light wetsuit or swim shirt, a breathable cycling kit, and a light jacket for early morning cool. Stay hydrated and use sunscreen.

Race details last updated 28 Oct 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the entry fees for the different courses?

Fees start at $40 for the Novice/Tin Lids course, $60 for Bolt (TWA members) or $64.50 for non‑members, $85 for Sprint (TWA members) or $97.50 for non‑members, and $100 for the Sprint Teams entry. Full pricing details are on the event website.

What are the age requirements for each race?

Novice/Tin Lids – minimum age 10 years; Bolt – minimum age 12 years; Sprint – minimum age 15 years; Duathlon Sprint – minimum age 14 years; Duathlon Bolt – minimum age 12 years; Aquabike Sprint – minimum age 14 years; Aquabike Bolt – minimum age 12 years.

What gear must I bring and are there any drafting rules?

You’ll need a swim suit (wetsuit optional), a road‑legal bike with a working helmet, and running shoes. Drafting is not permitted – maintain at least a 7‑metre gap and never pass on the left. Check the race guide for any additional equipment requirements.

Is there prize money or medals for finishers?

Medals are awarded to the top three male and female athletes in each category. Prize money is offered to the top five open athletes, but winners must be present to claim it. All participants receive post‑race refreshments.