Olympic Games & Area Games
- March 15: 2023 African Games in
Accra - July 30 - August 5: 2024 Summer Olympics in
Paris
This page lists notable triathlon events taking place in 2024.
Accra 
Paris | Date | Place | Event | Men's elite winner | Women's elite winner | N |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 24 |  Napier | WTC #1 |  Callum McClusky | Sophie Linn | [2] [3] |
| March 24 |  Hong Kong | WTC #2 |  Alberto Gonzalez Garcia |  Sian Rainsley | [4] [5] |
| April 20 | Wollongong | WTC #3 | Luke Willian |  Tilda Mansson | [6] [7] |
| April 29 |  Chengdu | WTC #4 | Max Stapley | Julie Derron | [8] [9] |
| May 18 & 19 |  Huatulco | WTC #5 |  Richard Murray |  Alberte Kjær Pedersen | |
| May 18 & 19 |  Samarkand | WTC #6 | Connor Bentley |  Lena Meißner | |
| July 6 & 7 |  Tiszaujvaros | WTC #7 | Csongor Lehmann | Annika Koch | |
| September 7 & 8 |  Karlovy Vary | WTC #8 |  John Reed | Maya Kingma | |
| September 14 & 15 | Valencia | WTC #9 | David Cantero del Campo | Lisa Tertsch | |
| September 27 | Weihai | WTC #10 | |||
| October 5 & 6 |  Rome | WTC #11 | |||
| October 12 & 13 |  Tangier | WTC #12 | |||
| October 26 |  Tongyeong | WTC #13 | |||
| October 26 & 27 |  Brasilia | WTC #14 | |||
| November 2 & 3 |  Vina del Mar | WTC #15 | |||
| November 9 & 10 |  Miyazaki | WTC #16 |
Hamburg Townsville 
Gdańsk 
Zofingen Torremolinos Torremolinos Napier [10] Jack Woodberry (m) / Aspen Anderson (w) New Zealand Miami [11] Morgan Pearson (m) / 
Elizabeth Bravo (w) John Reed (m) / Luisa Daniela Baca (w) Reese Vannerson (m) / 
Sidney Clement (w) Devonport [12] Dylan McCullough (m) / Jaz Hedgeland (w) Dylan McCullough (m) / Brea Roderick (w) Australia Dexing Taupō 
Hurghada Hurghada Hurghada Hatsukaichi Gold Coast Alsdorf 
Coimbra 
Cali 
Chebba 
Kokshetau 
Panevėžys Panevėžys 
Balıkesir Banyoles Almere Vichy Hong Kong Hong Kong 
Aqaba 
Khobar 
Santo Domingo 
Cap Skirring 
Troutbeck [13] Ayan Beisenbayev (m) / 
Elizabeth Carr (w) Sharm El Sheikh [14] 
Erwin Vanderplancke (m) / 
Therese Feuersinger (w) Sharm El Sheikh [15] Samuel Mileham (m) / Somaya Embaby (w) Sharm El Sheikh [16] 
Alexander Bozhilov (m) / Selena Vlahova (w)
Maselspoort [17] Nicholas Quenet (m) / Vicky van der Merwe (w)
Swakopmund [18] Jamie Riddle (m) / Vicky van der Merwe (w) Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality [19] Jamie Riddle (m) / Vicky van der Merwe (w)
Blue Bay 
Nairobi [20] Joseph Okal (m) / Bernice Kariuki (w) Hammamet Larache Monastir Agadir La Perle de Lac Tunis Kilifi 
La Guaira [21] 
Felix Duchampt (m) / Roksana Słupek (w)
Havana [22] James Edgar (m) / Gwen Jorgensen (w) La Paz [23] Aram Peñaflor Moysen (m) / Rosa Tapia Vidal (w)
Bridgetown [24] Reese Vannerson (m) / Lisa Perterer (w) Viña del Mar [25] Ka'eo Kruse (m) / Leslie Amat Alvarez (w) Salinas [26] Pavlos Antoniades (m) / Amber Schlebusch (w) La Guaira [27] Mateo Mendoza (m) / 
Ivana Kuriačková (w) Calima Iquique Ixtapa Punta Cana Magog Riohacha Edmonton Santa Marta Montreal Manta Viña del Mar 
Putrajaya [28] Christopher Deegan (m) / Julie Derron (w) Hong Kong 
Pokhara [29] Siefeldeen Ismail (m) / 
Edda Hannesdóttir (w)
Subic Bay Taizhou Lianyungang Osaka Gamagōri Kokshetau 
Yilan 
Cholpon-Ata Tokyo Turkestan Hong Kong 
Tabriz Wuxi Xiamen Kota Kinabalu Shenzhen Quarteira [30] Hugo Milner (m) / Lisa Tertsch (w) Melilla [31] Cameron Main (m) / Emma Lombardi (w) Caorle Olsztyn Vigo Kielce Rzeszów Kitzbühel Wels Holten Cork Istanbul Ceuta Alanya Wānaka [32] Alessio Crociani (m) / Ilaria Zane (w) Troutbeck [33] Nicholas Horne (m) / Anika Visser (w) Sharm El Sheikh [34] Alexander Bozhilov (m) / Mira Ivanova Georgieva (w) Maselspoort [35] Nicholas Horne (m) / Anika Visser (w) Swakopmund Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan Municipality Hammamet Monastir La Perle de Lac Tunis La Guaira [36] Dixon Hernandez (m) / Yaniuska Jiménez (w) Quarteira Melilla Yenişehir Caorle Olsztyn 
Silver Lake Izvorani Wels Holten Tiszaújváros Cork 
Chișinău Tabor 
Riga 
Bled 
Zagreb 
Salini 
Mercedes 
Cochabamba 
Puerto Rico 
Algiers 
Amatique Bay Bridgetown Santo Domingo Kilifi 
Asunción 
Bucco Bay 
Limón Saly Miami [38] Magnus Ditlev (m) / India Lee (w)
Singapore [39] Youri Keulen (m) / Ashleigh Gentle (w) San Francisco London Ibiza Lake Las Vegas 
Dubai Huatulco Harbin [41] Alessandro Saravalle (m) / Yula Danzeng (w) Pragelato [42] 
Hans Christian Tungesvik (m) / Ine Skjellum (w) Pragelato [43] [44] Franco Pesavento (m) / Sandra Mairhofer (w)
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