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Thailand, France, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Canada Join Forces At Laguna Phuket Triathlon 2025 Race Of Legends
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September 4, 2025
Thailand, France, Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, and Canada have joined forces to compete in the Laguna Phuket Triathlon 2025, a prestigious international event that celebrates athleticism and global unity. This collaboration marks the Race of Legends, where athletes from these countries will challenge themselves against each other in one of the world’s most renowned triathlons. By coming together, these nations not only demonstrate the universal appeal of triathlon but also help to enhance Phuket’s international reputation as a leading sports tourism destination. The race, set against the island’s scenic backdrop, provides an ideal platform for showcasing both the athletic prowess of the participants and the region’s tourism offerings, attracting global attention to Thailand’s unique blend of sport, culture, and leisure.
The 2025 Laguna Phuket Triathlon is set to attract more than 1,000 athletes and 3,000 spectators, further cementing Phuket’s reputation as a leading hub for active lifestyles. Supported by major institutions such as the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT), the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, and Thai Airways International, this prestigious event not only highlights Phuket’s allure as a tropical paradise but also positions it as an emerging epicenter for sports, wellness, and health. With its focus on sustainability, the triathlon encourages participants to embrace a holistic approach to fitness, well-being, and longevity.Advertisement
Scenic Course and Inclusive Categories
The Laguna Phuket Triathlon is celebrated for its remarkable course, which perfectly combines stunning natural beauty with world-class standards. The 2025 event presents an exciting 1.8 km swim through the pristine waters of the Andaman Sea and the serene lagoons of Laguna Phuket. After the swim, participants will face a challenging 50 km bike ride, navigating through coastal hills and picturesque villages. The race concludes with a 12 km run through lush, tropical paths, providing athletes with a one-of-a-kind and unforgettable racing experience.
In addition to the main triathlon, the event will also feature a Sprint Triathlon and a Duathlon, ensuring accessibility for athletes of various abilities. The Sprint Triathlon will cover a 0.5 km swim, a 20 km bike ride, and a 6 km run, making it an ideal choice for those who may prefer a shorter, yet still competitive, race. The Duathlon, consisting of a 4 km run, a 50 km bike ride, and a 12 km run, presents a different challenge for athletes who are keen on running and cycling but prefer to skip the swim portion.Advertisement
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