Triathlon Manitoba

You've done the training. Now it's time to get to know the course.

Take a few minutes before race day to review the swim, bike, run, and transition maps. Knowing where you're going means less guessing, more racing, and a lot more confidence when the air horn goes off.

A little course homework now can make race day feel a whole lot smoother.

See you at the Peace Garden this August long weekend!

It's race week for the Peace Garden Triathlon!

If you've been saying "I should sign up..." consider this your friendly nudge. Registration is still open, but race day has a funny way of sneaking up on everyone.

Whether you're tackling your first Sprint, chasing a new Olympic distance personal best, or convincing your friends to join you for the relay, we'd love to see you on the start line this August long weekend.

Don't let FOMO be your biggest workout of the weekend. Register now and join us for two days of racing at the Peace Garden!

Not racing next weekend? We've got the next best seat in the house (I mean... just look at that kayak!).

Volunteers are the heart of every triathlon. You'll cheer people on, point athletes in the right direction, and probably collect more high-fives than anyone else at the event.

Bring the family, spend the day outside, and help make race weekend unforgettable for hundreds of athletes.

If you've ever thought about volunteering, this is the weekend to do it!

Grab your fastest friends - it's time to race together!

The Peace Garden Triathlon is home to Manitoba's only Super-Sprint Mixed Relay, and it's happening Saturday of the August long weekend.

Open to athletes ages 12 and up, it's fast, exciting, team-focused, and one of the most fun events on the race calendar. Whether you're chasing bragging rights or just looking for an excuse to race with your friends, this is the event you don't want to miss.

Round up your team and be part of the only mixed relay race in Manitoba!

Fast is fun. Safe is even better.

Before you pin on your race bib, take a few minutes to brush up on the race rules. Knowing the rules helps everyone have a fair, safe, and enjoyable race, whether you're racing for the podium or racing for the post-race snacks.

While you're at it, be sure to thank our officials. They're out on course all weekend making sure the event runs safely and fairly, and we couldn't do it without them.

We'll see you on the start line!

The August long weekend is almost here, and that means it's almost time for the Peace Garden Triathlon!

Join us for two days of racing in one of the most beautiful race venues of the season. Saturday kicks things off with the Super-Sprint Team Relay - a chance to grab some friends, split up the distance, and enjoy a fun, fast-paced day of racing together.

On Sunday, it's your turn to race solo with Sprint and Olympic distance options. Whether you're chasing a personal best, taking on a new challenge, or just looking for an unforgettable race weekend, there's a distance for you.

Make a weekend of it, bring your teammates, your family, and your biggest finish-line smile. We can't wait to see you at the Peace Garden this August long weekend!

Tyler Mislawchuk beat the heat and all but one of the 68 athletes in the World Triathlon Cup field to win the silver medal on Saturday in Edmonton. This 2nd place finish marks his 10th World Cup podium of his triathlon career.

The 31-year-old from Oak Bluff, Manitoba, lived up to his billing while taking the world’s best through a swim, bike and run in Edmonton’s river valley. Mislawchuk secured the silver medal by .01 seconds at 52:20 following a four-man sprint finish.

“We put on a good show. That’s about as good as it gets. There are so many guys so close in triathlon right now,” said Mislawchuk after picking himself up at the finish line. “I would have loved to have won at home but that’s the sport, seconds here and there. But anytime you are on a podium, it’s pretty darn good. I can’t complain.”

Great Britain’s Solomon Okrafo-Smart won the epic photo finish at 52:20. Reese Vannerson, of the United States, locked up third place behind Mislawchuk.

It was the 10th World Triathlon Cup podium of Mislawchuk’s impressive career. One of the most accomplished Canadian triathletes became the only Canadian male to win a World Triathlon Championship Series podium when he battled to the bronze on Canadian turf in Montreal (2019). He also won the Olympic Test event prior to the Tokyo 2020 Games.

Mislawchuk came out of the 750-metre swim in the heart of Hawrelak Park in sixth pace. He quickly settled into a pack of 17 that broke away on the bike course, leading many of the world’s best triple-sport specialists on the 20-kilometre technical ride out of the park down Emily Murphy Park Road, through Saskatchewan Drive and the University District before crossing the Groat Bridge to make their way back into the stadium.
A massive pack of nearly 50 riders came together in the third and final lap on the bike to set up a foot race to the finish.

“My legs were not good at the start of the ride. But it’s different racing at home. Every 30 meters out there I saw someone I knew. There were so many Tylers out there. Usually, I’m pretty good in the heat, but I felt it a lot today. You just got to find a way. I dug as deep as I have in any race today so I’m proud of the effort.”

Race day is here!

Today is about celebrating every early morning workout, every kilometer, every swim, every ride, and every run that brought you here.

Whether you're chasing a personal best, racing with friends, or crossing your very first finish line, we're excited to see you out on the course.

A huge thank you to our volunteers, officials, sponsors, medical team, and race crew who make today possible. Please give them a smile or a thank you as you race by.

Have an amazing day, race smart, cheer loudly, and most importantly - have fun.

See you at the finish line!

Finish Line Friday has arrived!

You're officially one sleep away from another incredible day of racing at Hecla. The training is done. The bike is (hopefully) clean. Your race kit has been packed, unpacked, and packed again at least twice.

Tomorrow is all about enjoying the experience, cheering on your fellow athletes, and making some great memories in one of Manitoba's most beautiful race venues.

We'll be waiting at the finish line. See you tomorrow!

Race week means it's time to get familiar with your playground.

Take a few minutes before race day to review the swim, bike, and run courses. Knowing where the turns are, where the aid stations will be, and how you'll get through transition can make race day feel a whole lot smoother.

The less you're wondering where to go, the more you can focus on doing what you came to do.

See you at the start line!