Race Info
Conquer the city with the Olympic Distance at the Toronto Triathlon! Swim, bike, and run through an iconic downtown course built for speed and excitement. A true test of endurance for athletes ready to go the distance! Plus, this race offers two qualification spots per age group and gender for the 2027 World Triathlon Age Group Championship in Hamburg, Germany!
Own the Expressway
1.5 Kilometers. Your Moment.
Deeper water than the Sprint. Longer than a pool length. This is where you commit.
The 1.5-kilometer swim at Ontario Place isn't about speed. It's about settling in. Finding your rhythm in open water. Learning your limits and discovering you're stronger than you thought.
By the time you touch the shore, you'll have proven something to yourself the pool never could.
40 Kilometers: Where You Become Unstoppable
Forty kilometers on closed expressways. The Gardiner. The Don Valley Parkway. Elevated. Uninterrupted. Yours.
This is where mental toughness meets physical power. Where pacing becomes everything. Where you realize that the long bike isn't about suffering. It's about control.
By kilometer 30, you'll understand why athletes choose the Olympic.
10 Kilometers to Glory
You've swum 1.5 kilometers. You've biked 40. Now comes the ten-kilometer run that separates those who prepare from those who transform.
Lake Shore Boulevard. Downtown Toronto. Spectators who've been waiting all day to cheer you on. The finish line that was never in doubt.
This is your moment. This is what Olympic means.
FAQs
Supertri Toronto follows Triathlon Ontario rules. Wetsuits are permitted if the water temperature is 24.6°C or below. Water temperatures in July are typically cool, so this will likely be a wetsuit swim. The water temperature will be measured 1 hour before the start and communicated to all athletes.
Our water safety team includes fully qualified lifeguards and bank-based lifeguards on pontoons. If you experience difficulty, lie on your back and raise your arm. A kayak will come to you. The swim takes place in the protected waters of Ontario Place's West Channel and Inner Harbour.
Your bike must be road-worthy and comply with Triathlon Ontario rules. Handlebars must have stoppers (no bare metal). An approved cycling safety helmet is mandatory. Fixed-wheel bikes are not permitted. Triathlon Ontario technical officials will be on-site to verify compliance.
You'll start at Ontario Place's protected West Channel and Inner Harbour with a feet-first entry from a floating dock (no diving). After exiting via a ramp, you'll walk approximately 250 meters to the transition zone. The Olympic run features four aid stations with water and WakeWater electrolyte.
Cut-off times will be confirmed closer to race day. Check official race communications for the latest information.
