San Diego International Triathlon
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San Diego International Triathlon (SDIT) - June 28, 2026
The 44th annual San Diego International Triathlon is a multi-discipline event on the downtown waterfront in San Diego. Courses use the calm waters of San Diego Bay for the swim, a bike route that passes Point Loma landmarks including Cabrillo National Monument and the Point Loma Lighthouse, and a waterfront run that passes the Star of India and the USS Midway before finishing downtown. The event is USAT sanctioned and awards points for the San Diego Triathlon Series. Chip timing with lap splits and online results are provided.
Race formats include sprint and international triathlon distances, relays, aquabike, duathlon and a separate 5.6K waterfront run.
- Sprint Triathlon: 500 m swim • 20 km bike • 5.6 km run
- International Triathlon: 1 km swim • 30 km bike • 10 km run
- International Relay Triathlon: 1 km swim • 30 km bike • 10 km run
- International Aquabike: 1 km swim • 30 km bike
- Sprint Duathlon: 1 mile run • 20 km bike • 5.6 km run
- Sprint Aquabike: 500 m swim • 20 km bike
- Sprint Aquathlon: 500 m swim • 5.6 km run
- Waterfront Run: 5.6 km run
Event-day amenities listed by the organizer include a $2,000 prize purse for top overall male and female, a beer garden and mimosas at the finish benefiting Father Joe’s Villages, massage therapists at the finish, a premium tech shirt, unique finisher medal, snacks and coffee in transition, a live band, and a VIP package with reserved transition space and expedited packet pickup. Father Joe’s Villages provides meals, housing, healthcare, job training and other services for people experiencing homelessness. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
