2026 USA Triathlon Nationals
Aug 6, 2026 - Aug 8, 2026 | National Championships | Milwaukee, WI, USA
Sprint. Olympic. Para.
Draft-Legal. Mixed Relay.
USA Triathlon Nationals is headed back to Milwaukee — and this time, we’re bringing even more ways to race.
USA Triathlon is leveling up the athlete experience with an expanded lineup of epic racing and fierce competition on Lake Michigan. You’ll see the return of the Sprint and Olympic Distance Non-Draft National Championships — where the country’s top age-group athletes go head-to-head for a chance at glory. The Paratriathlon National Championships also return to Milwaukee, offering para athletes the opportunity to race a competitive field.
But that’s not all. We’re opening the doors wider with two new National Championships additions - no qualification required: Draft-Legal Sprint Nationals and Mixed Relay Nationals.
Join us in Milwaukee for the ultimate weekend of triathlon racing!
Sprint Distance & Paratriathlon Nationals (Non-Draft)
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750m swim, 20k bike, 5k run
Non-Draft
Olympic Distance Nationals (Non-Draft)
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1,500m swim, 40k bike, 10k run
Non-Draft
Draft-Legal Sprint Nationals
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750m swim, 20k bike, 5k run
Draft Legal, no TT bikes.
Mixed Relay Nationals
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225m swim, 4.3k bike, .8k run
Only teams consisting of two male and two female athletes will be eligible for Team USA qualification
Draft Legal, no TT bikes
Order: Female - Male - Female - Male
750-meter Open Water Swim, Presented by Synergy, in Lake Michigan, open to all, no qualification required.
Draft-Legal Sprint Triathlon National Championships (750 swim, 20k bike, 5k run) open to all, no qualification required.
The action continues with the Olympic-Distance National Championships (1,500m swim, 40k bike, 10k run) for athletes who have qualified to compete. This event is non-draft.
The Mixed Relay Triathlon National Championships (225m swim, 4.3k bike, .8k run) open to all, no qualification required. Order of athletes must be female-male-female-male.
Also offered will be an Adaptive Mixed Relay Triathlon consisting of two able-bodied athletes and two adaptive athletes (must be two male and two female competing in the order of female-male-female-male)
The final day will feature the Sprint National Championships (750m swim, 20k bike, 5k run) and the USA Paratriathlon National Championships, bringing elite and developing paratriathletes together to compete for national titles. Both events are non-draft and both events require qualification.
Please read all of the below information before registering.
- There is no transfer or deferment of entries from one year to the next.
- There are no refunds.
- Athletes MUST be annual USA Triathlon members to race. There are no one-day memberships sold for this event.
- All athletes, regardless of the number of races registered for, will receive one goody bag and one premium item.
- Registration closes when the event is sold out or by Monday, August 3, 2026 at 11:59pm CT.
Transfers to a higher-priced race at the same event are acceptable, but will require paying the price difference. Transfers to lower-priced races at the same event are acceptable, but will not receive a refund. Email nationalevents@usatriathlon.org to request the transfer.
USA Triathlon reserves the right to modify race maximum numbers.
Qualification is required for the following races and any unqualified entries will result in entry fees being forfeited:·
- Sprint Distance Triathlon (Non-Draft)
- Olympic-Distance Triathlon (Non-Draft)
- Paratriathlon National Championships
- Think you've missed your qualification email? Contact service@usatriathlon.org to receive your link.
Qualification is not required for the following races:
- Draft-Legal Sprint Triathlon
- This race may sell out as there is a limited field capacity due to the nature of the race
- Mixed Relay Triathlon
- This race may sell out as there is a limited field capacity due to the nature of the race (80 teams)
- Open Water Swim Competition
Age Requirements:
- Olympic Distance Triathlon (Non-Draft): 17 years of age by December 31, 2026 (can race at age 16)
- Sprint Distance Triathlon (Non-Draft): 15 years of age by December 31, 2026 (can race at age 14)
- Paratriathlon National Championships (Non-Draft): 15 years of age by December 31, 2026 (can race at age 14)
- Open Water Swim Competition: 15 years of age by December 31, 2026 (can race at age 14)
- Draft-Legal Sprint Triathlon: 15 years of age by December 31, 2026 (can race at age 14)
- Mixed Relay Triathlon: 15 years of age by December 31, 2026 (can race at age 14)
Award Eligibility
- Be a U.S. Citizen
- Be a U.S. National (someone who has resided in the U.S. for three consecutive years and has not represented another country in competition in the previous year)
Athletes aiming to race in the 2026 USA Triathlon Nationals must qualify for the Sprint and Olympic Distance events at a USA Triathlon Sanctioned event. There are several ways to earn that qualification. Athletes MUST be annual USA Triathlon members to race. There are no Bronze (single event) memberships sold for this event. Think you've missed your qualification email? Contact service@usatriathlon.org to receive your link.
The 2026 qualification period runs from June 1, 2025 to July 30, 2026. If you hit one or more of the qualification marks below, you've qualified for 2026 USA Triathlon Nationals for races that require qualification!
Note: The qualification period for 2027 runs June 1, 2026, to July 30, 2027. If you earn a qualifying mark on a day that's in both qualification periods (June 1, 2026 - July 30, 2026), you've qualified for both years' Nationals in events requiring qualification.
Only individual-category participants qualify for Nationals. Elite and Relay categories do not qualify.
Qualification is based on an athlete's age-group finish only
- However, if an athlete wins an overall award and is subsequently removed from their event's age group, they will be placed back into the age group for qualifications and rankings purposes.
Qualification Process
If you have qualified through the below criteria, you will automatically receive a “You’ve Qualified” email from USA Triathlon after race results have been submitted. Your registration link is in that email. You may also log in to your Member Hub to see a notification with your registration link. That link will be valid until registration closes.
If you're expecting a qualification email but it hasn't yet arrived, check your email that is associated with your USA Triathlon account, including the spam/junk folder. If it still hasn't arrived, wait at least 20 days before contacting USA Triathlon as Race Directors have 10 days after an event to submit results. Also note that:
- Athletes in your age group may have been removed for an overall award and placed back into their age group for qualification and rankings purposes.
- If you competed in an elite, open or relay wave at an event, you cannot qualify through that event. The only category you can compete in to qualify is an age group category.
- Events must be USA Triathlon Sanctioned in order to qualify for USA Triathlon Sprint and Olympic Distance National Championships.
You may qualify through any local USA Triathlon Sanctioned age group triathlon of any distance, including Cross and Gravel triathlons (excludes Winter Triathlon). These events include all non-championship events. To qualify, you must place in the top three places or top 20% of your age group (whichever is greater). Placing via this criteria qualifies you for both Sprint AND Olympic Distance National Championships.
Note: USA Triathlon will round to the next whole number for qualification calculations.
State championships qualify the top 35% or top five (5) finishers in an age group (whichever is greater). You may only qualify for Olympic distance Nationals by placing in the Olympic distance State Championship race or Sprint Nationals by placing in the sprint distance State Championship race.
High School State Championships Exemption: All high school athletes who finish any of the State High School Championships will automatically qualify for the Sprint distance event (pending they are at least age 15 as of December 31, 2026.)
Any athlete who competed as a member of Team USA in 2025 or 2026 in any discipline will automatically qualify. Qualification cannot be met from participation more than one year prior.
For more information on 2025-2026 Team USA Qualification information, click here.
All USA Triathlon Platinum Members will automatically qualify.
All USAT-sanctioned adult triathlon events in the states of Florida and Massachusetts, of any distance, will qualify the top 35% or top five (5) finishers in an age group (whichever is greater). This includes Cross and Gravel triathlon (excludes Winter Triathlon) If qualification is met, you have met qualification for both the non-draft Olympic race and non-draft Sprint race.
In 2026, Clydesdale and Athena athletes will compete in their respective divisions for the championship races and will not start in age group waves. Clydesdale and Athena athletes will remain eligible for awards in their respective five-year age group and Team USA qualification, but will also be eligible for a separate set of awards placing just Clydesdale and Athena athletes per the identification noted during registration. Clydesdale and Athena athletes must also complete the weigh-in procedure, which will happen at Packet Pick-Up prior to racing to remain eligible.
Clydesdale and Athena athletes must still qualify for Sprint and Olympic Distance races per the qualification paths noted above.
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Swim Start, Swim Exit, Transition, Mixed Relay Finish: 500 N. Harbor Drive, Milwaukee, WI, 53202
Packet Pick Up, Expo, Finish: 1010 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive, Milwaukee, WI, 53202
**Please note that there is no parking nor vehicular access at these locations. See parking link for parking options at the event.
USA Triathlon is thrilled to once again offer an Adaptive Division for the Sprint and Olympic Distance races. All adaptive division athletes will start in the same wave and will encompass the following categories:
- ATD1: Athletes with physical or visual impairments
- ATD2: Athletes who are neuro-diverse or have cognitive impairments
- ATD3: Athletes who require adaptations to be able to race a multisport event due to (but not limited to) TBI, PTSD, chronic diseases, congenital conditions, neurological conditions, etc.
- ATD4: Athletes who race as a "Duo" with one athlete pushing, propelling, and/or pulling another athlete through the race distance.
- ATTMI: Athletes who require an adaption to race a multisport event due to a medically verified, significant, and temporary injury
For more information, please visit https://www.usatriathlon.org/adaptive-athletes/adaptive-divisions
Air Quality
AQI: 0-50
- PM2.5 (μg/m3): 0-12.0
- Green
When categorized as good, air quality poses little to no health risk at an AQI of 0 up to an AQI of 50. You can enjoy your usual outdoor activities. You may choose to open your windows and ventilate your home to bring in outdoor air.
USA Triathlon Recommendation: proceed as normal.
AQI: 51-100
- PM2.5 (μg/m3): 12.1-35.4
- Yellow
Due to the risk of respiratory illness symptoms, sensitive groups should greatly reduce outdoor exercise when air quality is moderate (US AQI 51-100). Avoid ventilating indoor spaces with outdoor air, and close windows to avoid letting outdoor air pollution indoors.
Note that sensitive groups for all categories include children, the elderly, pregnant people, and people with cardiac and pulmonary diseases.
USA Triathlon Recommendation: proceed as normal but monitor conditions and athletes.
AQI: 101-150
- PM2.5 (μg/m3): 35.5-55.5
- Orange
When air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups, everyone is at risk for eye, skin, and throat irritation as well as respiratory problems. The public should greatly reduce outdoor exertion.
Sensitive groups are at greater health risk, should avoid all outdoor activity, and should consider wearing an air pollution mask outdoors. Ventilation is discouraged. A high-performance air purifier should be turned on if indoor air quality is unhealthy.
USA Triathlon Recommendation: be aware of health effects of smoke and related symptoms but continue as normal.*
AQI: 151-200
- PM2.5 (μg/m3): 55.6-150.4
- Red
Unhealthy AQI measurements mean that there is an increased likelihood of heart and lung aggravation as well as health impacts among the public, particularly for sensitive groups.
Everyone should avoid and wear a pollution mask outdoors. Ventilation is discouraged. Air purifiers should be turned on.
USA Triathlon Recommendation: consider reduction of length of events to no longer than 1 hr of activity. Provide a warning to competitors with respiratory issues.
AQI: 201-300
- PM2.5 (μg/m3): 150.5-250.4
- Purple
When air quality is very unhealthy, the public will be noticeably affected. Sensitive groups will experience reduced endurance in activities. These individuals should remain indoors and limit activities.
Everyone should avoid outdoor exercise and wear a pollution mask outdoors. Ventilation is discouraged. Air purifiers should be turned on.
USA Triathlon Recommendation: delay, modify, or cancel/postpone the event*
AQI: 301-500 or greater
- PM2.5 (μg/m3): 250.5 or greater
- Maroon
Everyone is at high risk of experiencing strong irritation and negative health effects that could trigger cardiovascular and respiratory illnesses.
Avoid exercise and remain indoors. Avoid outdoor exercise and wear a pollution mask outdoors. Ventilation is discouraged. Air purifiers should be turned on.
USA Triathlon Recommendation: cancel or postpone all events and training.*
*if there are wind shifts, weather impacts, or changes expected within the race timeframes, we may vary from this recommendation to a lesser impact, with athlete notification and warning
Adult Races
10 places deep (female/male/non-binary)
- Olympic-distance Triathlon (non-draft): Ages 17-19, 20-24, 25-29, etc. through 90-94 or older
- Sprint-distance Triathlon (non-draft): Ages 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, etc. through 90-94 or older
3 places deep (female/male/non-binary)
- Overall Sprint-distance Triathlon (non-draft)
- Overall Olympic-distance Triathlon (non-draft)
- Olympic Masters (Male ages 40 – 59 / Female ages 40 – 54)
- Olympic Grandmasters (Male age 60+ / Female age 55+)
- Sprint Masters (Male ages 40 – 59 / Female ages 40 – 54)
- Sprint Grandmasters (Male age 60+ / Female age55+)
- Open Water Swim Competition: Overalls, 15-39, 40-59, 60+
- Open Water Swim Competition (Adaptive – 1st Place Overall Only): ATD1 Overall, ATD1 Wheelchair, ATD1 Ambulatory, ATD1 Visually Impaired, ATD2, ATD3, ATD4, ATTMI
- Clydesdale in Olympic, Sprint (non-draft), and Sprint (draft-legal) Nationals: Ages 39 and younger, 40-59, 60+
- Athenas in Olympic, Sprint (non-draft), and Sprint (draft-legal) Nationals: Ages 39 and younger, 40-54, 55+
- Draft-Legal Sprint Nationals Ages 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, etc. through 90-94 or older
- Draft-Legal Sprint Masters (Male ages 40 – 59 / Female ages 40 – 54)
- Draft-Legal Sprint Grandmasters (Male age 60+ / Female age 55+)
- Mixed Relay Triathlon
- 100 combined years and under, 101-130 combined years, 131-160 combined years, etc. through 311+ years
- Athena and Clydesdale 100 combined years and under, 101-130 combined years, 131-160 combined years, etc. through 311+ years
Clydesdale and Athenas will race in their own designated wave and will be eligible for their respective age group awards. Those who have identified as a Clydesdale or Athena during registration are ALSO eligible for a separate set of Clydesdale and Athena awards.
ATD1
3 places deep (female/male/non-binary)
- Overall
- Wheelchair
- Ambulatory
- Visually Impaired
ATD2
3 places deep (female/male/non-binary)
- Overall
ATD3
3 places deep (female/male/non-binary)
- Overall
ATTMI
3 places deep (female/male/non-binary)
- Overall
Athletes will not need to be body marked with their race number for the race and therefore, no race tattoos will be given.
To ensure proper identification for accountability and safety purposes, athletes must wear their numbered-marked swim cap on the swim (which will be marked during the packet pick up), helmet sticker (s) on the bike, adhere seat post sticker to the bike, and wear their race bib on the run.
Additionally, all athletes must wear their assigned timing chip during all scheduled familiarizations and for all races.
Athlete wristbands must also be worn from Athlete Check-In until the end of the event weekend.
Specific details are visuals are show HERE.
Each championship race will offer a Clydesdale and Athena division. Clydesdales (males 220 lbs or greater) and Athenas (165 lbs or greater) must indicate their desire to be recognized as such during the registration process for each race.
All Clydesdale and Athena athletes are required to weigh in at Packet Pick Up to be eligible for awards. Scales will be located within Packet Pick Up with an official on location to record the athlete's weight. Athletes should be wearing essential race gear for weigh-in and cannot hold items like nutrition or water.
Athletes MUST meet or exceed the minimum weight upon weigh-in. Athletes who fail to meet the minimum weight OR who fail to weigh-in will not be eligible for Clydesdale or Athena awards.
USA Triathlon takes clean sport and anti-doping very seriously. In accordance with U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) regulations, athletes may be drug tested at this event. Should drug testing occur, there are strict protocols that must be followed and will be coordinated by the on-site USADA representative as well as a USA Triathlon staff member.
In the event of extreme weather, natural disaster, community disaster or other unforeseen emergencies, our action steps will be as follows:
- USA Triathlon, in concert with local officials, will make the final decision based on safety of the athletes, spectators, vendors, volunteers and others affiliated with the event.
- USAT may, based on the conditions of the course, shorten the distances or cancel the event altogether.
- Because costs of the event have already been paid out to cover various levels of production expenses, there will be NO REFUNDS, transferred entry fees or future complimentary entry fees.
All athletes, spectators, family, and friends are encouraged to download the USA Triathlon Events App. Users can follow the progress of athletes as they race through each of USA Triathlon’s Owned National Championships. Download today!
Interested in exhibiting as a brand? Reach out to partnerships@usatriathlon.org for more information.
Gatorade is the Official Sports Beverage of USA Triathlon and will be available on the course for all athletes. Check out Gatorade.
Going The Distance: Fueling Endurance Performance (PDF)
Information created by the Gatorade Sports Science Institute. For hydration and fueling tips/best practices review
In addition to Gatorade, water and gels will be offered at all aid stations.
There are multiple parking options for the event within close proximity to the venue. Please click HERE to access what options are available to you!
THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO PARKING PERMITTED AT VETERANS PARK, MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM, ON HARBOR DRIVE, EAST OF LINCOLN MEMORIAL DRIVE ON MICHIGAN/CLYBOURN, OR WITHIN THE VENUE.
Bike Rentals: Rent your bike from Unlimited Biking for the 2026 USA Triathlon Nationals. Click here for more information.
Wetsuit Rentals: Experience hassle-free wetsuit rentals with Synergy Wetsuits' 30-day rental program, offering athletes the chance to feel the Synergy Difference before and during the event without the commitment of a purchase. Click here for more information.
At this USA Triathlon National Championship, rules violations will be enforced on-course. All penalties will be notified and served while the athlete is competing. Additionally, all athletes are required to complete all prescribed courses in their entirety.
At this USA Triathlon National Championship, rules violations will be enforced on-course. All penalties will be notified and served while the athlete is competing. Additionally, all athletes are required to complete all prescribed courses in their entirety.
This race will follow USA Triathlon Multisport Ruleset.
USA Triathlon Sportsmanship Creed
As a competitor at USA Triathlon events, you have a responsibility to demonstrate the highest standards of sportsmanship per the USA Triathlon Multisport Competition Rules (2.1 General Conduct a., c. d., f., and g. and 2.2 Race Conduct b.) Unsportsmanlike Conduct) and as such, should always show respect for the sport, your fellow athletes, race staff, officials, volunteers, and spectators. Each individual athlete shares this responsibility, which includes refraining from the use of improper language and conduct detrimental to the community at large. This rule will be strictly enforced, and disrespectful language or conduct will not be tolerated.
For more information on USA Triathlon rules and sportsmanship, please reference the USA Triathlon Competitive Rules.
At USA Triathlon National Championship and World Triathlon Qualifying Age-Group Races, wetsuits are forbidden if the temperature is 76.2 degrees Fahrenheit or above. Wetsuits are mandatory if the temperature is 60.6 degrees or below.
If you have further questions, reach out to rulesandofficials@usatriathlon.org. See the full rules set.
Expected water temperature should be between 64 to 71 degrees fahrenheit. Water temperature will be posted closer to race day.
Swim caps: all athletes are required to wear the swim cap given to them at packet pickup. Swim caps will be made of silicone.
Latex allergies: If you have a latex allergy, please let USAT staff know and you will be provided with a non-latex swim cap.
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Join us for an exclusive VIP experience at the 2026 USA Triathlon Nationals in Milwaukee, Wisconsin! Taking place from August 7th - 9th, 2026, this premium package offers unparalleled access to one of the most prestigious weekends in American triathlon. Register here!
VIP Package Includes:
- Premium food and beverage service featuring both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options
- Shaded VIP seating area with prime viewing spots at the finish line
- Exclusive VIP restroom facilities for your comfort and convenience
- Priority access to key event areas throughout the weekend
- Additional exclusive amenities to be announced as we get closer to the event
Volunteers are critical to a safe a successful event! If you, a friend, a family member, or your organization can spare time to volunteer at one or multiple shifts, your time is greatly appreciated. There are flexible shifts available with numerous opportunities to participate, including supporting course aid stations, registration, finish line and more. All volunteers will be provided with a meal and shirt for their time.
USA Triathlon events could not be executed without the support of our volunteers, so thank you in advance for the part you will play in helping our athletes chase their goals/dreams and achieve competitive excellence. If you have any questions or run into any issues when registering as a volunteer, please reach out to volunteer1@usatriathlon.org.
Link to sign up coming soon!
Note: Please ensure you've reviewed the Paratriathlon Nationals registration requirements above before registering.
Paratriathlon Nationals is headed back to Milwaukee to be held in conjunction with USA Triathlon Sprint and Olympic-Distance National Championships!
Any athlete that wishes to compete in the National Championship division at Paratriathlon Nationals must be officially classified and placed in a USA Paratriathlon Category as outlined in USA Triathlon’s Competitive Rules. If an athlete does not classify or does not qualify via the time standards, they may race in the Adaptive Triathlon Division 1 (ATD1).
Once you have met the qualifying time for your sport class, please email Chris Palmquist and Auburn Bosworth with your race results, race distance, and race dates to be authorized to register for the 2026 Paratriathlon National Championships in the championship division.
The USA Paratriathlon Nationals Qualifier Series is the premiere national-level racing circuit for up-and-coming paratriathletes in the United States. The aim of the series is to provide increased domestic competitive opportunities for the nation’s emerging paratriathletes. The Paratriathlon National Qualifier Race Series provides paratriathletes and ATD1 athletes opportunities to race sprint distance races following USAT and World Triathlon paratriathlon competition rules. These races also offer a chance to qualify for the 2025 and 2026 USAT Paratriathlon National Championships with slightly more generous time standards than at other USAT-sanctioned races.
Post-race, athletes accumulating points in a minimum of two series races and Nationals will receive series rankings. Top-ranked athletes will be awarded a sponsor-provided prize (details forthcoming) and recognized in our newsletter, website, and social media channels.
To work toward your series standings and qualifying for Paratriathlon National Championships, sign up for your races now!
More information about the USA Paratriathlon Nationals Qualifier Series can be found here.
- Athlete must be eligible under all applicable rules of World Triathlon (www.triathlon.org), the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (www.usada.org), and USA Triathlon.
- Athlete must be an annual member in good standing of USA Triathlon.
- Paratriathlon Category Classification: Each athlete must be Officially Classified and placed in a USA Paratriathlon Category as outlined in USA Triathlon’s Competitive Rules.
- PTWC - Wheelchair users. Athletes must use a recumbent handcycle on the bike course and a racing wheelchair on the run segment
- PTS2 - Severe Impairments. In both bike and run segments, amputee athletes may use approved prosthesis or other supportive devices.
- PTS3 – Significant Impairments. In both bike and run segments, the athlete may use approved prosthesis or other supportive devices.
- PTS4 – Moderate Impairments. In both bike and run segments, the athlete may use approved prosthesis or other supportive devices.
- PTS5 – Mild Impairments. In both bike and run segments, the athlete may use approved prosthesis or other supportive device.
- PTVI - Total or Partial visual Impairment (IBSA/IPC defined sub-classes B1, B2, and B3): Includes athletes who are totally blind, from no light perception in either eye, to some light perception (B1) and partially sighted athletes (B2, B3). One guide is mandatory throughout the race. Must ride a tandem during the bike segment.
Find more information on 2026 qualifying standards here.
Texas Parasport
Texas Parasport is offering a National Championship Grant to support athletes of all ages training and competing at the highest level. Athletes attending Paratriathlon National Championship can apply for this grant. The max amount of each grant is $500.
Criteria:
- You must reside in Texas.
- You must have a Paralympic eligible disability.
- You must participate in weekly programs within Texas.
- You must compete at Texas Parasport Games if your sport is offered.
- Grant recipients will wear Texas Parasport apparel while at the event in which we are supporting and thank Texas Parasport on social media.
Please email Jenn Weatherford for application details.
Catapult Grant Program
Team Catapult's athlete grant program aids athletes with physical disabilities in costs related to the world of adaptive sports and can be used toward equipment, race entry or travel costs. For more information click here and email hello@teamcatapult.org. As the main support for the Paratriathlon Nationals Qualifier Series race, Lago Mar, Catapult will also be offering a hotel stipend for athletes participating in this excellent Texas race! Email Linda Fox at linda@teamcatapult.org and hello@teamcatapult.org to confirm your interest.
*If an athlete has not been classified and unsure what sport class they fit into, please email Paratriathlon@usatriathlon.org with the medical diagnosis form available on our website and we will make an educated guess as to which sport class the athlete fits until a classification assessment can take place
**All final determinations on sport class and qualification will be determined at the national classification opportunity in the days leading into the event. Please note there is a chance that if an athlete changes sport classes from the educated guess they will need to show proof of a qualification race in the new sport class within the specified qualification time.
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