Multisport Racing

In multisport competitions, athletes race in a continuous series of stages (or ‘legs’) and quickly switch from one athletic discipline to another to achieve the fastest overall time.  Many are endurance, non-standard races that have developed from the traditional triathlon (swimming, cycling, running) and duathlon (running, cycling, running) and include varied aerobic activities such as cycling, running, kayaking and cross-country skiing.  ‘The Longest Day’ event held at New Zealand’s South Island ‘Coast to Coast’ race is considered the world champion competition of the non-standard multisport race.  If you’re interested in competing in multisport races, first step is training → *Multisport Training Guides  (*Zeester Media LLC may earn a small commission should you purchase a product or service directly through this link to Amazon. This in no way affects the price you pay for the purchase.)

 

 

Watch the 2017 Bruce Peninsula Multisport Race — LIVE & FREE On2In2™ 

The Bruce Peninsula Multisport Race is a 5-stage endurance race consisting of paddling, mountain biking, and trail running on the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario, Canada, a popular tourist destination for hiking, camping, water sports, fishing and stargazing located between Georgian Bay and the main basin of Lake Huron.  The race course of approximately 62 miles (100 kilometers) runs through picturesque private and public lands, starting with a kayak in Georgina Bay, then a challenging bike climb, a run along the Niagara Escarpment, cycling along back lanes and forest trails, and a run to the finish.

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Feature photo ‘Sunrise at Start Line’ of Bruce Peninsula Multisport Race is courtesy of Flickr user, ActiveSteve, CC BY-ND 2.0