CapTex Tri

Auditorium Shores
Austin, Texas

Monday, May 27, 2024

Rookie Distance – 300m swim, 12.3 mile bike, 2 mile run

Sprint Distance – 750m swim, 12.3 mile bike and 3.1 mile run

Olympic Distance – 1500m swim, a 24.3 mile bike and a 6.2 mile run

Minimum Age:
Rookie / Sprint: 14
Olympic: 16

Sunday, May 26 – Packet Pick-Up & Bike Check In

Monday, May 27 – Race day!

See the full weekend schedule here.

The CapTex Tri course is a thrilling combination of swimming, cycling, and running, set against the stunning backdrop of Austin, Texas. Participants will embark on a challenging yet rewarding journey through the heart of the city, taking in iconic landmarks and experiencing the vibrant atmosphere that makes this race a must-do for triathlon enthusiasts. Learn more about the CapTex Tri course.

The fun doesn’t stop at the finish line! After you’ve grabbed your finisher medal, it’s time to let loose and celebrate your victory at the Finish Line Festival!

The finish fest is not just open to participants, but to spectators too! So gather your friends and family and enjoy the festivities together. And what’s a celebration without some delicious snacks and refreshing drinks? Fear not, as all participants will receive a snacks and drinks to help them replenish their energy after the race.

But we’re not done yet! In the true spirit of Austin, we’re keeping it green by providing free water for everyone. So don’t forget to bring your refillable water bottle and stay hydrated throughout the day. And for those of you who need more sustenance, make sure to pack your own food to keep your energy levels up.

And let’s not forget about the live band at the finish line! Dance your heart out to the groovy beats and celebrate your achievement with your fellow athletes. With such an awesome and fun-filled finish line festival, it’s safe to say that the Captex Triathlon is not just a race, but an unforgettable experience!

Our top priority is your safety, so in the event of inclement weather, some changes may be necessary. Fear not! We’ve got a plan in place to keep the competition going.

If we experience inclement weather, we’ll delay the start of the full event up to an hour. However, if we determine that the swimming conditions are unsafe, we’ll switch things up to a duathlon with a 40Km bike and 10K run for the main event. Sprint distance also gets a change to a duathlon, with a 20Km bike and 5K run.

Don’t forget, the duathlon will use the same wave starts as the triathlon to keep things rolling smoothly. Lastly, in the unlikely event that the weather doesn’t allow for cycling, all participants will switch gears to a 5K run instead.