The Bergman Olympic Triathlon features a standard Olympic-distance triathlon format at Ozar Dam near Pune, Maharashtra. Athletes complete a 1.5 km swim, a 40 km bike leg, and a 10 km run.
Set in calm open-water surroundings, the event offers flat and fast terrain with traffic-controlled roads, precise chip timing, and full athlete support along the route.
Facilities include international-standard chip timing, a secure transition area, on-course and finish-line medical teams, strategic hydration stations, and fully traffic-controlled bike and run routes supported by trained volunteers.
The event is hosted near the sacred Shri Vighnahar Ganpati Temple in Ozar, Maharashtra. The venue is located at Ozar Dam.
Nearest Airport: Pune International Airport (PNQ).
The swim leg takes place in calm, controlled dam backwaters. The bike course is predominantly flat with gentle rolling sections on traffic-controlled routes. The run course is 100% flat and fast.
High Air Temp: 31°C / 88°F
Low Air Temp: 19°C / 66°F
Avg. Water Temp: 23°C / 74°F
Pune is a city in Maharashtra, on the Deccan plateau, surrounded by hills, and home to one of India's most active running communities. Summers (March to May) are hot and dry, the monsoon (June to September) brings steady rain and green hills, and winters (November to February) are cool and pleasant. October to February is the best time to race, with cool mornings and low humidity. December and January mornings can feel chilly, so bring a light layer. It has an airport and is about three hours by road from Mumbai.
Age groups are 16-30, 31-40, 41-50 and 51 & above.
The average water temperature at Ozar Dam in October is around 23°C.