Triathlon Medio e Olimpico No Draft di Candia Canavese

Set against the tranquil waters and lush surroundings of Lake Candia and its Natural Park in Piedmont, Italy, this triathlon offers athletes an idyllic environment for competition. The picturesque setting combines serene swimming conditions with challenging cycling routes through rolling hills and a demanding running course.
The event features two race options: the Triathlon Medio and the Triathlon Olimpico. In the Triathlon Medio, participants start with a 1.9-kilometer swim in Lake Candia’s calm waters, followed by an 81-kilometer bike ride through the scenic Canavese hills before concluding with a grueling 21-kilometer run. For those seeking a more traditional distance, the Triathlon Olimpico includes a 1.5-kilometer swim, 41 kilometers of cycling on varied terrain, and a final push over a 10-kilometer running course.
Both races emphasize fair play with strict no-drafting rules during the bike segment, ensuring that each competitor’s performance is measured against their own limits rather than external factors. The race courses are designed to challenge athletes physically while allowing them to appreciate the stunning natural beauty of Piedmont's landscapes and tranquil lakeside setting.
This event stands out for its commitment to pure triathlon competition in a serene environment, making it an ideal choice for those who value both athletic excellence and scenic splendor.
The race is not just about crossing the finish line but experiencing the unique blend of natural beauty and rigorous competition that Piedmont offers. With its protected lakeside setting and challenging courses, this event provides athletes with a memorable experience in one of Italy's most picturesque regions.