Townsville Triathlon Club Presents

Sue Bell Memorial
Riverway Triathlon

Sunday 9 August 2026 · Riverway Precinct, Townsville

This event honours Sue Bell — a beloved supporter of the Townsville Triathlon Club whose generosity, encouragement, and warmth continue to inspire our community. We welcome athletes of all abilities to the beautiful Riverway Precinct for a safe, fun, and memorable day of triathlon.

Event Distances

Long Course

Open & Age Group

Swim1km river

Bike30km · 3 laps

Run8km · 2 laps

Short Course

Open & Age Group

Swim350m lagoon

Bike10km · 1 lap

Run4km · 1 lap

Big Kids

Ages 11–13

Swim210m

Bike6km

Run1.6km

Little Kids

Ages 7–10

Swim70m

Bike3km

Run1km

Course Highlights

SwimShort & Kids: refreshing lagoon swim in the Riverway Pool (Short Course: 5 laps). Long Course: spectacular 1km open water swim in the Ross River, supervised by Arcadian SLSC.
BikeFast, safe bike course on fully closed roads along Riverway Drive. No traffic — just you and the road.
RunA scenic run along the river through the beautiful Riverway Precinct. Full course maps available on race day.

Key Timings — Sunday 9 August 2026

5:30 am

Reg & Transition Opens

All divisions

6:40 am

Long Course Start

River swim wave

7:30 am

Short Course Start

Lagoon swim wave

8:00 am

Little Kids Start

Ages 7–10

8:15 am

Big Kids Start

Ages 11–13

Important Information

Compulsory GearSwim cap (provided), approved bike helmet, and roadworthy bike required for all competitors.

RulesAusTriathlon rules apply. No drafting on the bike course. Please read the full Race Brief carefully before race day.

TransitionTransition is compact — bring only essentials. Keep your area tidy for fellow athletes.

MembershipOne-day AusTriathlon licences available for non-members. Confirm your status during registration.

Proudly Supported By

Thank you to our volunteers & Arcadian SLSC
Your dedication makes this event possible every year.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we race.

This is more than a race — it’s a celebration of community