Dubai:With just one month remaining until the Dubai T100 Triathlon Weekend, over 80% of race entries have been sold. The Professional Triathletes Organisation (PTO), which organizes the event, has revealed the race routes that will take participants from the waters of Al Mamzar through the city’s streets. Scheduled for November 13-15, 2026, this third edition of the Dubai T100 coincides with the 10th Dubai Fitness Challenge and invites participation from seasoned triathletes to novices.
According to Emirates News Agency, the 2026 course maps are now available, offering participants a preview of the three race distances, all beginning and ending at Al Mamzar. The event kicks off with an open-water swim along the Al Mamzar coastline, followed by a cycling route that provides a unique view of Dubai, including the Infinity Bridge and Port Rashid area.
The final leg of the race involves a run through the scenic Al Mamzar Park. Participants can choose from different fitness challenges, starting with the Sprint Triathlon, which includes a 750m swim, 20km cycle, and 5km run. The Olympic Triathlon offers a 1.5km swim, 40km cycle, and 10km run. For experienced athletes, the T100 distance consists of a 2km swim, 80km cycle, and 18km run.
New for 2026 are the Sprint and Olympic relay options, allowing teammates to divide the disciplines. The Dubai T100 is part of the broader Dubai Fitness Challenge, aiming to unite the fitness community, set new goals, and celebrate movement. Alongside amateur events, the triathlon will feature some of the world's top female professional triathletes, bringing elite racing to Dubai.