CLASH Endurance Daytona

Event Overview

CLASH Endurance Daytona is a multisport festival held at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. The event utilizes the iconic NASCAR facility, including the oval track and pit stalls, for various racing disciplines. The weekend features a wide range of activities including triathlons, duathlons, an aquabike race, a 2-hour cycling relay, and a festive run.

The 2026 schedule includes the following distances and event types:

• Jingle Jog 5K: A running race held under 1 million holiday lights.
• Sprint Triathlon: An 800-yard swim, 13-mile bike, and 5 km run.
• Sprint Duathlon: A 1-mile run, 13-mile bike, and 5 km run.
• Redline Relay: A 2-hour road bike relay race for teams of 3-8 riders on the oval track.
• Daytona Distance Triathlon: A 1-mile swim, 35-mile bike, and 9-mile run.
• Daytona Distance Duathlon: A 1.5-mile run, 35-mile bike, and 9-mile run.
• Middle Distance Triathlon: A 1-mile swim, 56-mile bike, and 13.1 mile run.
• Middle Distance Duathlon: A 3-mile run, 56-mile bike, and 13.1 mile run.
• Middle Distance Aquabike: A 1-mile swim and 56-mile bike.

The 5 km Jingle Jog is open to individuals and families, with a family pass option for groups including participants aged 16 or younger. Sprint distance events are open to athletes aged 12 and older, while the Daytona and Middle distance events require participants to be at least 16 years old. Competitive and recreational start waves are available for sprint categories. Relay options are offered for several triathlon distances, allowing teams of two or three to share the course.

The Redline Relay provides teams with a designated NASCAR pit stall. Each team is permitted to have two riders on the track simultaneously, and every member must complete at least one lap. The event also offers support for adaptive athletes with dedicated guide registration for various distances. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.

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