Aquabike

Multisport112 mile bike2.4 mile swimOpen

About the race

The Outlaw Original Aquabike takes place on 25 July 2027 at the National Water Sports Centre in Nottingham, starting at 6:00 AM. Following the exact swim and bike route of the legendary Outlaw Original Triathlon, this event combines a 2.4-mile swim with a 112-mile bike leg.

Your race finish time will be recorded when crossing the timing mat as you return to transition after completing the bike course. Once your bike is racked, you can walk, jog, or run to the iconic orange carpet for a grandstand finish to collect your medal.

Course Details

  • Swim (2.4 miles): Held in the Regatta lake at the National Water Sports Centre, featuring a mass start. The out-and-back course is easy to navigate and exits close to transition. Wetsuits are mandatory.
  • Bike (112 miles): A relatively flat route taking athletes out into the picturesque Nottinghamshire countryside.

Event Rules & Logistics

Race pack collection and bike racking take place on Saturday prior to race day. There is no option to rack or collect packs on Sunday, and race packs are not posted. Photo ID is mandatory at collection. Bikes must be stickered before racking, and security wristbands must be worn for transition area access.

What your entry includes

Finishers’ technical t-shirt & medal
Quality medal and performance tee
Chip timing & live tracking
Live event tracking and full split breakdowns
Free post-race meal & Recovery Area
On-course support & feed stations
Well-stocked feed stations and on-the-spot mechanics
Official swim hat & water bottles

Regulations & documents

The course

112 mile bike2.4 mile swim

2.4 mile swim

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112 mile bike

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The 2.4-mile swim takes place in the Regatta lake at the National Water Sports Centre on an out-and-back course exiting near transition. The 112-mile bike course follows a relatively flat route into the Nottinghamshire countryside. Finish time is recorded at the transition timing mat post-bike leg, after which athletes head to the orange carpet finish.

Swim Course

The 2.4-mile swim takes place in the Regatta lake at the National Water Sports Centre with a mass start. The swim is easy to navigate with an out and back course which exits close to transition. Wetsuits are mandatory.

Bike Course

The 112-mile bike course takes athletes along a relatively flat route out into the Nottinghamshire countryside.

Race weekend schedule

Saturday
Race pack collection and bike racking
6:00 AM
Mass start / Race flag-off

Location

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Can I pay in instalments?

Our booking partner Let’s Do This provide an option to pay in instalments so that you can spread the cost of your booking. Please note that until your fee is paid in full, you will not be allowed to participate and you will not be able to access the relevant withdrawal options e.g. refunds, transfers or deferrals.

What's the registration process at the event?

Race pack collection and racking will be on Saturday. Race packs will not be posted and there is no option to rack on Sunday. Photo ID will be required for all Race Pack Collection. Bikes must be stickered prior to racking and security wristbands must be worn at all times for access to Transition – including collecting your bike post race.

What's the race start format?

The start format will be a mass start. Wetsuits will be mandatory for the swim.

What are the cut-off times?

Race cut offs exist to manage athlete safety and venue requirements. Based on a 06:00 start: Swim & T1 cut-off is 2hrs 30mins (08:30 time of day); Bike cut-off is 8hrs 10mins after Swim/T1, or 10hrs 40mins elapsed time from wave start (16:40 time of day).

How old do you have to be for this event?

Minimum Age – Individual: 15 by 31 December 2026 (applies across Swim, Bike, and Run disciplines).

Can you take part as a relay?

No you cannot enter as an aquabike relay.

Jul 25, 2027
Aquabike
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