Lusail:Qatar is set to host the T100 Triathlon World Tour Final for the second consecutive year, bringing the global triathlon season to a close. The event is organized by the Professional Triathletes Organisation (PTO) in collaboration with Visit Qatar and the Qatar Cycling and Triathlon Federation.
According to Qatar News Agency, the championship will be held in Lusail from December 10 to 12, featuring the world's leading professional athletes competing for the season's titles. The course includes a 2km swim, an 80km cycling leg, and an 18km run. The professional women's race is scheduled for Friday, December 11, followed by the men's race on Saturday, December 12. Additionally, amateur athletes will participate in accompanying races and activities.
The opening day will feature introductory running races over 5km and 1km, with a sprint triathlon on Friday comprising a 750m swim, a 20km cycling leg, and a 5km run. Saturday's programme will include a 100km open triathlon and the T100 Age Group World Championship, where qualified amateurs will compete for world titles.
Doha will also host major endurance sporting events, such as the ninth Qatar East-to-West Ultra Marathon on November 27, organized by the Qatar Sports for All Federation and Qatar Runners. The race spans 90km from Doha Corniche to Dukhan Beach, divided into six stages with water stations and medical support.
The 15th Ooredoo Doha Marathon on January 15 expects around 25,000 runners. The 42km route will start and finish at Hotel Park and pass landmarks like Souq Waqif and the Old Doha Port. The event offers categories for various abilities, including a full marathon, half marathon, 10km and 5km races, and a family run.
The second international Samla International Race is set for January 23, under a partnership between Visit Qatar and the Qatar Samla Challenge Club. The 100km endurance event includes running, swimming, cycling, and kayaking, requiring completion within 12 hours.
The season concludes with the inaugural IRONMAN 70.3 Doha from March 18 to 20 at the Old Doha Port, featuring a 1.9km swim, 90km cycling, and 21.1km run. An IRONKIDS race will precede the main event, offering qualifying slots for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.