29th Annual St. Malo Triathlon: June 27 & 28, 2026
Thank you to all our athletes, volunteers, & sponsors! We can't wait to see you year for St. Malo 2027!
Reminder: A provincial park pass is required to enter St. Malo during race weekend!
ST MALO WELCOMES PARATRIATHLETES
The 2026 St Malo Triathlon is a designated race in Triathlon Canada's Paratriathlon Race Series. St Malo has previously hosted paratriathlete Leanne Taylor and we are excited to welcome both new and experienced paratriathletes this year!
The course is accessible to all classes of athletes: standing, wheelchair and visually impaired. However, in order to ensure your needs are met, we encourage you to reach out to us (using the contact form at the bottom of this page) prior to registering to ensure that our course is the right fit for you.
For those new to paratriathlon, here are some helpful resources to check out:
Triathlon Canada Para Resource link: https://www.triathloncanada.com/wp-content/uploads/Para-Resource-Links_2020.pdf
Para Triathlon Pathway: https://www.triathloncanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2020_Paratriathlon-Pathway_Full_EN.pdf
2022 Race Highlights
We can't wait to get back to the start line. Check out 2022's race highlights on Triathlon Manitoba's YouTube page.
FAQ
You've got questions?! We have answers! See below for some commonly asked questions regarding this year's race. If you can't find your answer here, connect with us at the link below.
What are the age requirements for each event?
Minimum age requirements are as follows, where your age is calculated as of December 31st, 2026:
- 12 years old for Try-a-tri and Du-a-do events
- 16 years old for the Sprint distance events
- 18 years old for the Olympic distance events
What are the distances?
Check out the course information page for adult and KOS event distances.
Do I need a Triathlon Manitoba membership to register?
Triathlon Manitoba memberships are required for all athletes. A day membership is $25 for adults and juniors (aged 16 years and up). Annual memberships may be purchased for $60 (adults), $40 (juniors) or $15 (kids).
Helpful tips for your first Triathlon!
- Athlete check-in opens at 6am on race day. You will receive your race bib, timing chip and any other add ons you might have purchased (t-shirt, towel, lunch, etc)
- Please make sure you bike is in proper working order as we do not have any bike mechanics on site. You will have to remove any additional accessories on your bike for safety (panniers, bike racks, kickstand).
- You must have a helmet to race.
- After registration, you will take all your gear with you to the transition area (bike, shoes, helmet, etc). You will have a very small space to set up your zone. Bike, helmet, shoes, race bibs, nutrition, etc will all go by your bike. There no bags allowed in transition. Bring a small towel as you might like to dry your feet before putting on your shoes.
- There is a pre-race meeting where TriMB officials will run through the do's and don'ts during the race. Be sure to attend that as it'll answer a lot your questions.
- Your family is welcome to hang out anywhere along the beach or grassy area. They can also cheer you along the side of the path during the run.
- Wetsuit is determine by water temperature that TriMB officials take before the start of the race. If the water temp is 15.9°C or below, it is wetsuit mandatory. Between 15.9°C to 24.6°C is wetsuit optional. Anything above 24.6°C is non-wetsuit swim. If you don't have a wetsuit and it is mandatory, we can switch you over to the duathlon so you can still race.
Contact Us
Do you have a question about the St. Malo Triathlon? Are you interested in volunteering? We would love to hear from you!
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