Dharwad Triathlon 2027 | Sprint, Olympic and Dharwad Tri 98

Take on the Dharwad Triathlon at Kelageri Lake with Sprint, Olympic, and Dharwad Tri 98 categories. Swim, cycle, and run your way through this endurance challenge in Dharwad.

General Participants must register for the correct race category and provide accurate personal information. Participants must attend all mandatory race briefings and follow instructions from race officials, marshals and volunteers. The timing chip/bib provided by the organisers must be used as instructed. Participants must complete the designated course for their category. Any form of cheating, course cutting, deliberate interference or unsafe behaviour may result in disqualification. Participants must respect fellow athletes, volunteers, officials and the venue. Littering on the course is strictly prohibited. Organisers reserve the right to modify the course or race arrangements if required for participant safety. Swim – Kelageri Lake The swim is an open-water lake swim and participants should be comfortable swimming in open water. Swim caps must be worn as instructed by race officials. Swimmers must remain within the marked swim course and follow the instructions of lifeguards and water-safety personnel. Overtaking must be done safely without obstructing or intentionally interfering with another swimmer. Participants who feel unwell, panicked or unable to continue must signal for assistance immediately. No unauthorised flotation or swimming aids unless specifically permitted by the organisers. The swim course may be modified or cancelled if water, weather or safety conditions are considered unsuitable. Open-water events commonly use marked courses and dedicated safety personnel for this reason. Bike Participants must use a roadworthy bicycle suitable for the event. A properly fitted and securely fastened cycling helmet is mandatory throughout the cycling leg. Participants must follow the designated cycling route and all instructions from race officials. Where the course uses public roads, participants must follow applicable traffic rules and ride responsibly. Drafting and dangerous riding may be prohibited and can result in penalties or disqualification. Participants are responsible for their own bicycle and equipment. Run Participants must remain on the marked running course. Race bibs must be displayed as instructed and remain clearly visible. Participants must follow marshal and volunteer instructions. Any form of course cutting or outside assistance that is not permitted by the race rules may result in disqualification. Transition Participants are responsible for their own equipment in the transition area. Bikes and equipment must be placed only in the designated transition area. Participants must follow all instructions regarding entry, exit and movement within transition. Cycling helmets must be secured before mounting the bicycle and must remain secured during the cycling leg. 30% Deduction for refund processing if non local participants book via the local's ticket.

1. When is the Dharwad Triathlon? The Dharwad Triathlon will take place on 9 January . 2. Where is the event held? The event will be held at Kelageri Lake, Dharwad, Karnataka . 3. Is the swim in a pool? No. The event features an open-water lake swim at Kelageri Lake . 4. What race categories are available? There are three categories: Sprint, Olympic Distance and Dharwad Tri 98 . 5. What is the Dharwad Tri 98 distance? Dharwad Tri 98 consists of 1.8 km swimming, 80 km cycling and 16 km running . 6. How many slots are available? There are 100 slots in each category . 7. What are the registration fees? Sprint: ₹3,999 Olympic: ₹5,999 Dharwad Tri 98: ₹8,999 8. Is there a separate registration for local participants? Yes. There will be a separate registration link for North Karnataka participants . 9. Who qualifies for local registration? Local registration is intended for participants from North Karnataka , and a North Karnataka Aadhaar is mandatory for verification. 10. Can participants from outside North Karnataka register? Yes. Participants outside the eligible local category should use the open registration link . 11. Do I need prior open-water swimming experience? Participants should be comfortable and adequately trained for open-water swimming. The swim takes place in a natural lake environment, so athletes should not treat it like a pool swim. 12. What happens if weather or water conditions are unsafe? The organisers may modify, delay or alter the swim/race arrangements if conditions are considered unsafe. Final decisions will be made by the race organisers based on safety. 13. Is a helmet compulsory for the cycling leg? Yes. A properly fitted and fastened cycling helmet is mandatory during the cycling leg. 14. Can I change my race category after registration? This will be subject to organiser approval, availability and the event's category-change policy. 15. Are registrations refundable or transferable? The refund and transfer policy has not been provided yet. This should be added once confirmed by the organiser. 16. Will there be a race briefing? Participants should attend the mandatory race briefing, where final instructions, course details and safety protocols will be communicated.