It’s back to school time for clubs! And with it comes a fundamental question for many of them: what project, what trip, what challenge should we set for next season? With registration forthe19th edition of the Alpe d’Huez Triathlon about to open (8.25pm on September 15), clubs can start planning their participation now and reserve their race numbers for an unforgettable week at the top of the 21 bends. Team Challenge!
Why make your participation a Team Challenge in 2025?
1- For the atmosphere ! As the years go by, the event’s reputation grows. In the 2024 satisfaction survey, 39% of triathletes cited the atmosphere and 15% their ‘club objective’ as reasons for taking part. During the races, in the Expo Village and in the streets of the resort, supporters and triathletes enjoy 5 days of events to share with family and friends. Stretched out in this way, the programme allows everyone to concentrate on their competition one day, but also to support their team-mates in the other events.
2- A preferential rate will be applied to clubs that contact the organisers in good time (subject to availability of race numbers). For the organisers, this is a way of promoting triathlon and encouraging triathletes to get closer to the best structures that help develop the discipline: the clubs! Details of the price per race :
Duathlon – 35€ (vs 40€)
Triathlon L – 215€ (vs 245€)
Triathlon M – 85€ (vs 95€)
3- As usual, the INVERSE Team Contest will reward the club with the highest overall representation. Who will succeed the Sardines Triathlon Marseille, who set the 18th edition alight with over 80 entries? The prize: a giant jersey in the team colours will be hung on the 21 bends of Alpe d’Huez! Many surprises await the team members during the week.
Terms and conditions
To register as a club and benefit from the preferential rate, each team must meet the following conditions:
- Contact the organisers by email at hello@alpetriathlon.com
- Accumulate more than €1,000 in registrations (and be able to centralise all team members data)
- Be affiliated to a federation (all participating members must be licensed)