Supertri Pro Series 2026: schedule, format and prizes
The Supertri Pro Series 2026 is Supertri's new professional circuit that unites elite and amateur races into one calendar common, with sprint format, direct qualification to a grand final and more than $800.000 in prizes at stake.
Supertri has officially presented the calendar and format of the Supertri Pro Series 2026, a new competitive structure that will bring together the best short-distance triathletes in three scoring events plus a grand final, under a model that brings professionals and amateurs closer together within the same events.
The circuit maintains Supertri's identity as an explosive and televised competition, but introduces relevant changes in format, classification system and sporting structure compared to previous seasons.
A compact calendar with events shared with amateurs
In 2026, professional triathletes will compete alongside amateur participants at three confirmed venues:
- Ascension Seton Supertri Austin (United States) - May 25th
- Supertri Blenheim Palace (United Kingdom) - June 7
- Supertri Toronto (Canada) - July 26th
La Date and venue of the Supertri Pro Series Final They will be announced soon.
In all these events, the professionals will compete in races. sprint with drafting, the same format that many of the registered age groups will face, reinforcing the idea of a shared event and common experience.
Competition format and path to the Final
Each Supertri Pro Series event will award three direct positions per gender for the Final. The qualifiers will join the central athlete roster of Supertri in the decisive event of the season.
La Supertri Pro Series Final It will be contested with the Supertri format, the most recognizable of the franchise, which includes multiple elimination rounds, short transitions and the well known Short Chute, one of the most characteristic elements of the circuit.
The team system will disappear in 2026. All professionals will compete individually, a decision that simplifies the sporting interpretation of the championship and reinforces the classic competitive narrative.
The biggest prize in a single day in short-distance triathlon
The Supertri Pro Series Final will distribute more than 800.000 dollars in prizes, becoming the race with the largest prize pool concentrated in a single day within the short distance triathlon.
The distribution by gender will be identical and will pay up to 10 position:
– 1th: $100.000
– 2th: $75.000
– 3th: $60.000
– 4th: $45.000
– 5th: $30.000
– 6th: $25.000
– 7th: $20.000
– 8th: $17.500
– 9th: $15.000
– 10th: $14.000
The qualifying events will also award prizes up to tenth position, with $5.000 for the winner and a guaranteed minimum for the top ten, reinforcing support for professional development.
A model that brings elite and popular triathlon closer together
One of the key features of the new Supertri Pro Series is the unification of professional and amateur careers Under the same schedule and brand, amateur triathletes will compete in the same events, courses, and venues as the world's best specialists.
Supertri thus seeks to create triathlon festivals where elite competition serves as a direct reference for participants, in a short, dynamic and easily recognizable format for the public.
Supertri within the professional triathlon ecosystem
Since 2017, Supertri has regularly featured the participation of Olympic medalists and world champions , the Alex Yee, Jonathan Brownlee, Cassandre Beaugrand o Georgia Taylor-Brownconsolidating itself as a distinct alternative within short distance triathlon.
With this new unified calendar, Supertri reinforces its position as a circuit in its own right, with a clear identity and a competitive model distinct from that of the others. WTCS or medium and long distance circuits such as PTO o T100.
The announcement of the central athlete roster It is expected in the coming weeks, which will allow us to start outlining the main matchups of the 2026 season.
