2024
World Triathlon Hamburg
About the Race
The World Triathlon Hamburg is one of the most prestigious and thrilling events on the global triathlon calendar. Set in the heart of Hamburg, the race features a spectacular course that includes a swim in the Alster, a fast-paced bike leg through the city’s bustling streets, and a run along iconic landmarks. Known for its energetic crowds and electric atmosphere, the event attracts elite triathletes and passionate amateurs from around the world, celebrating endurance, determination, and the vibrant spirit of Hamburg.
Date & Time
Saturday, Jul 13, 2024
Start time: 7:00 AM
Location
Hamburg
DEU
Distance
Full Triathlon
140.6 miles total
Event Type
Triathlon
Major Event
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