The 2026 season of the T100 Triathlon World Tour is shaping up to be another globe-spanning test of elite endurance, with the world’s top male and female triathletes chasing world titles and big prize purses in the race to the World Championship final.

In a format that blends the spectacle of destination racing with strategic season-long competition, the Professional Triathletes Organisation (PTO) and World Triathlon have outlined a nine-stop calendar that will see pros take on iconic courses across five continents, culminating in a thrilling finale in Qatar in December.

Global Tour, Iconic Stops

Here’s how the pros’ 2026 T100 calendar lines up:

21–22 March – Gold Coast, Australia
Kicking off Down Under, the women’s professional field will open their campaign on the sunny Gold Coast with its mix of fast coastal roads and a punchy run course.

25–26 April – Singapore
A street-style race through the futuristic backdrop of Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay will host the men’s pro contest next.

23–24 May – Pamplona, Spain
Spain’s historic town of Pamplona gets its turn on the world stage, again with a women’s elite race at the longer T100 distances.

6–7 June – San Francisco, USA
The men return stateside for a challenging course that winds around the Bay Area, adding technical flair to the summer leg of the tour.

15–16 August – Vancouver, Canada
A late-winter event for the northern hemisphere, the women will contest a spectacular oceanside course through Vancouver’s urban and natural landscapes.

19–20 September – French Riviera, France
Another men’s pro stop on the Mediterranean coast blends scenic beauty with high-stakes racing.

12–15 November – Dubai, UAE
The women’s field reconvenes amidst the lights of Dubai for a late-season showdown.

November (TBC) – Saudi Arabia
A yet-to-be-confirmed date sees the men take on a Middle Eastern desert challenge with big season points on offer.

11–12 December – Doha, Qatar
The grand finale sees the world’s best converge in Doha for the T100 World Championship Final, where the 2026 champions will be crowned.

Prize Money & Championship Points

The stakes couldn’t be higher for the pros. Each T100 stop on the calendar features a $250,000 USD prize purse, shared across the top finishers – from winners to deep finishers – giving racers strong incentives to push hard at every event.

That prize pool adds up over the season but it’s only part of the story: athletes are also collecting World Tour points based on their placings. Only an athlete’s best four T100 scores plus the points from the Qatar final count toward crowning the overall T100 World Champion in both the women’s and men’s series.

What it means for the pros

For elite triathletes, the T100 tour is fast becoming one of the most compelling race circuits outside of traditional Olympic and long-distance formats. It blends tactical racing over a 100 km distance (a 2 km swim, 80 km bike and 18 km run) with the glamour of global host cities and festival-style racing weekends.

With a mix of sprint-fast courses like Singapore’s urban circuits and tactical endurance battles on courses such as Vancouver or the Gold Coast, 2026 promises a season full of storylines – rising stars, established stars chasing consistency and the ever-present drama of a season-long points battle with hefty prize stakes.