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Tremains Duathlon Series – Race 2 - May
Sunday, May 17, 2026 · Rotorua, New Zealand
Distances
1.6km
3.2km
Start location
Rotorua
About this race
Rotorua MTB Hub at Te Putake o Tawa defines this event: forest trails, mountain bikes, running shoes, and that familiar muddy satisfaction unique to off-road activities. The Tremains Duathlon Series - Race 2 - May is a run-bike-run event in the best sense, featuring short trail runs interspersed with cycling on selected forest tracks. It offers an accessible introduction to duathlon formats rather than a competitive race focused on timing.
The course begins and ends at the hub, utilizing forest trails and gentle single-track. This allows children to experience transitions between running and biking without encountering overly technical terrain. Families, schools, juniors, and young multisport athletes are the intended participants, with the event atmosphere focused on fun and participation. For a child who enjoys both running and riding, it presents a short, off-road challenge in a supportive environment.