Registration remains open for the Ashurst Tri Fest, a triathlon organised by Race Me Events on March 30, which takes place at Jebel Ali Waterfront, a stunning venue boasting water clear enough for dolphin and turtle-spotting.
The Tri Fest is a celebration of triathlon and is designed to encourage people from all ages and abilities to get involved or even try their first triathlon in an event heavily focused on inclusion and community spirit.
Categories start with children aged from 4-14 who have a choice of two distances to choose from and the parents have the opportunity to stay with their children if they wish to help them around the course.
Rio Watson, a teenager with a very rare chromosome disorder is taking part with TeamAngelWolf – and the event is encouraging children from all backgrounds and abilities to give the triathlon a go.
Paul Venn, one of the event owners, said: “Tri Fest is community-based event that appeals to experienced triathletes looking for a personal best or first timers just looking to finish. Crystal clear water, closed roads and a new, spectator friendly run course create a wonderful atmosphere and we expect upwards of 1,000 people to be racing.
“We are proud supporters of TeamAngelWolf as we share their message of inclusion and integrating children with special needs into society through sport. Our kids races give children of all ages and abilities to race with and be inspired by Rio who will be racing with his dad, Nick, and sister, Tia.”
Registration closes on March 24, click HERE to book your place.
