Why the Olympic Bike/Run
Not a fan of swimming? Show your strength in the bike/run!
Open water swimming isn't your thing, or you want to focus entirely on your strongest disciplines on land? Then the bike/run format over the Olympic distance at the Vienna Triathlon is the perfect stage for you.
With 39.2 kilometers on the bike and the subsequent 9.6-kilometer run, you will experience the full fascination of multisport – completely without a wetsuit and counting tiles.
WHAT YOU ABSOLUTELY SHOULD KNOW
All bicycles are permitted, provided they have front and rear brakes.
Mobile phones and earbuds are not allowed.
There are no cut-off times.
The race briefing 30 minutes before the start is mandatory.
Drafting is not allowed.
Check-out is not possible without a race number!
Must Have (bib number band and chip band)
How much does the start cost you?
Entry fee
extra costs
Day license - €16*
Chip rental - €4**
Optional
Flextime Insurance***
GZG Insurance****
Premium Package *****
Eligible to start from age 18
Entry fee
Single
Until 31.10.26 (€65) - Until 31.12.26 (€75) - Until 30.4.27 (€85)
Until 30.6.27 (€95) - Until 31.8.27 (€105) - Until 5.9.27 (€115)
* Day license applies to all athletes who do not have an annual license (This must be obtained from the
(to be presented at the start number distribution)
** Pentek Timing. You will receive the chip when you pick up your race number.
*** The Flextime insurance allows you to transfer your starting place to another competition free of charge. €15
**** GZG insurance allows you to get your money back up to one week before the start. €25
***** The Premium Package offers you the following advantages:
Extra bib number pick-up (without queuing) in the VIP tent, key storage, flextime option
15-minute massage (worth €10)
Route map
Route overview
The route is characterized by flat, clear sections on and around the Danube island that are completely closed to traffic.
The start takes place after the last swimmer is out of the water at the swim entrance to the transition area under the Mako Arch.
Cycling: 4 laps (39.2 km): After the transition, the route follows a completely flat out-and-back course on Danube Island. Since the course is paved and entirely traffic-free, participants can concentrate on their pace without cars or difficult inclines.
Running 2 laps (9.6km): The final running route is also flat, running through the forest on Danube Island. Cheered on by numerous spectators in the start and finish area, the route leads directly to the emotional finish.
Site plan
So that you can find your way around the site.
Danube Island, Steinsporn Bridge 1, 1220 Vienna
Please note that parking is subject to a fee until 10 PM on Fridays! Parking is free on Saturdays and Sundays.
A) Wechselzone
B) Swim & Bike Entry
C) Bike & Run Exit
D) Bike Check IN & OUT
E) Penalty Zelt
F) WC
G) Swim Start und Swim Exit
H) Eventgelände
I) Parkplätze
J) Lauflabe 1
K) Swim Start Ladys TRI
L) Weg zum Eventgelände
1) Startnummernausgabe / Info
2) Siegerehrung
3) Zielbereich
4) Expo (Mako, Skinfit..)
5) Food (Raw Energy)
6) Massage (K2)
7) Info Point (Streckenpläne Zeitplan)
Right place, right time
schedule
07:00 to 09:00
Number collection
07:15 to 09:15
Bike Check In
09:15 to 09:30
Competition briefing is mandatory.
around 10:45
Start at the entrance to the transition area under the Mako Arch after the last swimmer has left the water.
11:30 to 13:15
Bike Check Out
13:00
Awards ceremony
Ratings
Classes and ratings
Awards and honors
Medal for all
Trophies for the top three women & men overall
