TRITON is a triathlon done in 3 days with 3 optional distances. TRITON 1 is a one day triathlon. For more, visit our website: www.tritonworldseries.com.
TRITON is a new global triathlon series with different competition and race formats, aiming to assisting you in “connecting the dots“. All at all TRITON events is about it’s core values and spirit, it’s purpose, it’s intangible value, represented by the numerology of the event, it’s colors, and the MANDALA, aiming to assist you in making your mind stronger than your body, doing what you (thought)
can’t. For that, all you need is to "pick the size of your challenge“ and make it to the start. At TRITON you can pick to "regular" on day triathlon event, TRITON 1, or you can go for the 3 days triathlon event, TRITON 3, and a gym series (coming soon). TRITON INNOVATIVE SCORING SYSTEM (NEW: EXCLUSIVE TO TRITON 3):
At TRITON 3, the winner is decided by a points scoring system, the athlete with less points when we add the results of all three days. This allows for all disciplines to have equal weight in the final result, ultimately, showing who the more balanced athlete at all disciplines is, meaning, the “true” best triathlete. At TRITON 3, the first Athlete to finish each sport gets 1 point, second, 2 points, third 3 points and so on. The Athletes with less points is the winner. In case two or more athletes finish with the same score, the next deciding factor is the athlete that has the best run time, making the last day the deciding factor. In Portugal you can find the TRITON 1 in Lisboa at Parque das Nações and TRITON 3 in Portimão, Algarve.
“You can’t connect the dots looking forward, You can only connect them looking backward. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something — your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. Steve Jobs 26/03/2021“
06/09/2026
The finish line is waiting 🏁❤️
Swim strong. Ride smart. Run with everything you’ve got.
Today, all the training, dedication and hard work come together. Trust your preparation, stay focused and enjoy every moment of the journey.
Good luck to every athlete racing TRITON Lisboa. Make it count.
📷 Irina | Photo Enthusiast in Portugal
05/09/2026
Small athletes. Big moments. ❤️
Today was all about the little ones — taking on the Swim & Run, sharing the challenge with their families and creating memories that will last far beyond the finish line.
From the excitement before the start, to every step of the race, and finally that finish-line smile… these are the moments that make race day so special.
A big congratulations to all our young athletes! 🏊♀️🏃♂️👏
And to the families cheering them on every step of the way — this one was yours too.
05/09/2026
Race day is here! ❤️
The energy is building in Lisboa as athletes, families and friends come together for TRITON Lisboa.
Race kit pick-up is in full swing, and we’re getting ready for an unforgettable weekend of racing, challenges and shared moments.
If you haven’t collected your race kit yet, you can still visit us today:
📍 Race Office & Expo
🕙 10:00–19:00
Come by, get your kit, soak up the atmosphere and get ready for your TRITON.
The race starts here. 🏁
05/09/2026
RACE DAY UPDATE 📢
Following the latest update, we now have the plan in place for today’s races.
In this video, our Race Director explains the solution and, most importantly, how the swim start will work.
Please watch the full video carefully so you know exactly what to expect before heading to the start area.
Thank you for your understanding, patience and cooperation.
Let’s race. 🏁
05/09/2026
RACE DAY UPDATE 📢
A few important updates from the race organisation ahead of today’s TRITON Lisboa.
Please take a moment to watch the video carefully and make sure you are up to date before heading to the race.
We appreciate your attention, understanding and cooperation as we work together to make today the best possible race experience for everyone.
See you at the start line. 🏁
04/09/2026
Important race update for TRITON Lisboa ☀️
With temperatures expected to reach 30°C+ on race day, the run courses have been adjusted to help protect athletes’ health and safety.
The new distances are:
🔺 Sprint: 4 km — 1 lap
🔺 Middle: 8 km — 2 laps
🔺 Long: 16 km — 4 laps
The number of laps remains unchanged for each distance.
The weather conditions will continue to be monitored by the organisation and authorities, and additional measures may be implemented if necessary.
Your safety always comes first.
Please make sure you are up to date with the latest race information and check the Race Guide before race day.
📍 TRITON Lisboa
🗓️ September 5–6, 2026
03/09/2026
Know the cut-offs. Be ready for race day 🏁
Every TRITON race has defined performance standards designed to ensure athlete safety, operational control and consistency across the event.
Before race day, make sure you understand the minimum requirements for each discipline and what happens if a cut-off is missed.
👉 Swipe to check the cut-off times and performance standards.
📖 All details are also available in the Race Guide, via the link in bio or in the Athlete Area.
📍 TRITON Lisboa
🗓️ September 5–6, 2026
01/09/2026
Race weekend is almost here.
Make sure you have the full schedule at hand and know when and where you need to be throughout the TRITON Lisboa weekend.
From race kit pick-up and Kids & Family activities to bike check-in, race starts and awards, save this post and plan your weekend accordingly.
📍 TRITON Lisboa
🗓️ September 5–6, 2026
Save it. Share it. Be ready.
31/08/2026
Race day starts long before the start line 🏁
Make sure you have everything you need for your race and know exactly what to bring to the Transition Zone.
From your race gear to your race bag, bib and stickers, a little preparation goes a long way when race day arrives.
⚠️ Important: do not bring valuables or personal documents to the Transition Zone.
Save this post, check your gear, and arrive ready.
📖 For all the details, check the Race Guide via the link in bio or in the Athlete Area on our website.
📍 TRITON Lisboa
🗓️ September 5–6, 2026
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