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— September 4, 2025
World Triathlon and Europe Triathlon have signed a new four-year development agreement, covering the period 2025-2028. This agreement aims to strategically promote triathlon and... Read more "
— July 23, 2025
"More than a report, it's a guide to transformation." World Triathlon President Antonio Fernández Arimany was clear: the "Future of World Triathlon" report... Read more "
— July 14, 2025
World Triathlon has unveiled the highly anticipated "Future of World Triathlon" report, developed in partnership with Deloitte. It highlights various development paths for... Read more "
— May 28, 2025
Following an extensive selection process that evaluated more than 100 candidates, Jon Wyatt, 52, has been appointed Secretary General of World Triathlon. He will take up his... Read more "
— May 20, 2025
In July 2024, World Triathlon launched a call for bids to host the 2027 World Championship finals, announcing that the host city would be announced in... Read more "
— April 22, 2025
A page turns. Marisol Casado spent her last day at the helm of World Triathlon on Monday, April 21. President of the organization for 16 years, the Spanish leader... Read more "
— April 15, 2025
The world's best triathletes are returning to France! One year after the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, France will host a round of the World Triathlon Championships Series this... Read more "
— February 3, 2025
The International Triathlon Federation has updated its rules on the eligibility of transgender athletes, established in August 2022. It is now establishing an open category... Read more "
— January 30, 2025
New year, new rules. The World Triathlon Executive Board has approved a set of rules that will be applied from this Thursday, January 30. The body has acted... Read more "
— August 6, 2024
Is the Seine swimmable? Is the river suitable, in the literal sense of the term, for Olympic competitions? The question came back like a refrain before the start of the Games... Read more "
