Winter Indoor Triathlon
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Winter Indoor Triathlon
The Winter Indoor Triathlon on December 5, 2026 is part of the South Davis Race Series and takes place at the series' recreation facility. The event uses an indoor pool, a spin classroom, and the facility race track.
The race format is timed segments: 15 minutes swim, 10 minutes transition, 25 minutes indoor bike on the facility's spin bikes, 5 minutes transition, and 20 minutes run on the indoor track. The bikes are Stages SC3 Indoor Cycle Bikes located in the spin classroom next to the Ice Skate Desk. The run is completed on the third floor track; nine laps on the outer portion equal one mile. A timing system and race chips record run laps, with volunteer lap counters used as backup. Bike distance is recorded to the nearest tenth of a mile.
Participants are placed into six waves of 15 athletes, with a wait list for additional entries. Packet pickup occurs in the facility lobby before and during the event depending on assigned heat; entrants are asked to collect their bib and race chip prior to their heat. A course preview is held on the day of the event in the front foyer to walk through the route.
Results are emailed to participants and posted on the race website the following day. Overall top three male and female finishers receive an entry into any Race Series race for the 2024 year. The scoring system awards 100 points to the furthest distance in each leg and prorates other participants accordingly.
The swim is counted in lengths with lane volunteers recording counts. No swim stroke is required and short breaks in the pool are allowed. Use of a life jacket or snorkel must be declared and will make a participant ineligible for overall awards. Children may participate with supervision and advance notice to the Race Director. Personal music is permitted during the bike and run. Packet swag includes a collector's mug and race items; post-race snacks include fruit, Gatorade, water, and bite-size samples from Nothing Bundt Cakes. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
