Triathlon

An Olympic Triathlon is a multi-sport endurance event that consists of three sequential disciplines: swimming, cycling, and running. Athletes begin with a 1.5km swim, typically in open water, followed by a transition to 40km bike ride, and ending with a 10km run to the finish line. There are no heats; the competition is a single race in which the first athlete to cross the finish line is the winner.
Two triathletes are running out of the water during a competition, with splashes of water surrounding them. The athlete on the right is wearing swim goggles and a black and red triathlon suit labeled "BERGERE FRA," indicating he is from France. The athlete on the left is wearing a blue suit and swim goggles. Behind them, the Olympic rings are displayed on a green banner. The background shows a cloudy sky and some buildings.

Events

    • Individual MEN'S
    • Individual WOMEN'S
    • Mixed Relay MIXED
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