Live Tracking — IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth 2026
On September 20, 2026, the Jurassic Coast town of Weymouth welcomes around 2,800 athletes for one of the UK's most scenic 70.3s.
A sheltered bay swim, a demanding Dorset countryside bike leg, and a fast seafront run. Follow every athlete live on rtrt.me.
Live Tracking → 🌐 Official Website →IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth returns on Sunday, September 20, 2026, to the seaside town of Weymouth, Dorset, on the World Heritage Jurassic Coast — the same waters that hosted sailing at the 2012 London Olympics. The weekend opens with registration and an expo at Lodmoor Country Park, and around 2,800 competitors are expected on race day.
The 1.2-mile swim takes place in the naturally sheltered Weymouth Bay, usually calm, with a self-seeded rolling start at 7:15 AM. The one-loop 56-mile bike course heads inland through the rolling Dorset countryside, up to King's Stag and back via Godmanstone and Dorchester — widely regarded as one of the hillier, tougher bike courses on the UK 70.3 calendar.
The 13.1-mile run offers a welcome contrast: flat and fast along the Weymouth esplanade, run as two and a half laps past cheering crowds. The day concludes with an awards ceremony and World Championship slot allocation at Weymouth Pavilion. Live tracking: rtrt.me.
2026 Course Overview
Key Course Points
| Landmark | Info | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Weymouth Bay SWIM | 1.2 miles | Sheltered, hosted 2012 Olympic sailing |
| Godmanstone & Dorchester BIKE COURSE | 56 miles | Rolling, hilly Dorset countryside |
| Weymouth Esplanade RUN COURSE | 13.1 miles | Flat, fast, seafront promenade |
| Weymouth Pavilion AWARDS | Full event | Awards ceremony & World Championship slots |
| JURASSIC COAST Weymouth, Dorset · rtrt.me | ||
Frequently Asked Questions — IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth 2026
When is IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth 2026?
Sunday, September 20, 2026, in Weymouth, Dorset, with a self-seeded rolling swim start at 7:15 AM.
Where can I follow it live?
Live athlete tracking is available on rtrt.me, showing splits and progress for every competitor on race day.
What is the course?
A 1.2-mile sea swim in Weymouth Bay, a one-loop 56-mile bike course through the rolling Dorset countryside via Godmanstone and Dorchester, and a flat, two-and-a-half-lap 13.1-mile run along the Weymouth seafront.
Is it suitable for first-timers?
It is often described as a first-timer favourite thanks to its sheltered swim and flat, spectator-friendly run, though the hilly 90km bike course is considered one of the toughest on the UK 70.3 calendar.
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