Windsor & Eton Duathlon

Dorney Lake is a world-class rowing and flat-water canoeing centre in a spectacular, 400-acre park land setting near Windsor. It hosted the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012. It provides the perfect venue for a duathlon. 100% traffic free roads and paths, very flat very safe. Now in its 11th year, this is the premier Duathlon to take part in. The event is perfect for all levels of athletes.

Super Sprint Distance Duathlon: 2.5km Run - 10km Bike - 2.5km Run

Sprint Distance Duathlon: 5km Run - 20km Bike - 5km Run

Standard (Olympic) Distance Duathlon: 10km Run - 40km Bike - 5km Run

Late entries

On the day of the event will include an additional £5 to the entry fee.

Main Boathouse
Dorney Lake
Eton College Rowing Centre
Windsor
Berkshire
SL4 6FJ

Dorney Lake is ideally placed, being within easy reach of London, Heathrow Airport, the M4 corridor and the M25, M40 and M3 motorways. It is also well served by the rail network.

Car Parking

On arrival to the site follow signs to the event car park. Race registration and transition area are a quick walk from the car park; a perfect distance for warming those running legs up! Once you are parked up please make your way to the Boat House where you will find the registration team waiting for you.

You will need to bring all your race kit with you, as you will be racking your bike immediately after registering.

Event Registration is located within the Main Boathouse at the far end of the lake.

On arrival you will receive:

1 Bib number. To be worn on the front when you are running and back when you are cycling. It is recommended to wear an elastic race belt.

2 Depending on the number of competitors, you may be asked to have your event number written on your hand.

3 Bike number. To be stuck on your bike seat post.

4 Helmet number. To be stuck on the front of your helmet.

5 Timing chip. This is supplied with a Velcro band to secure to your LEFT ankle.

(DO NOT WEAR THE TIMING CHIP ON YOUR WRIST! ONLY TO BE WORN ON YOUR ANKLE)

Please note: It is advisable to arrive approximately 60 minutes before your start time. This then gives you plenty of time to register, rack your bike and understand the layout of the event.