XTERRA World Championship

The XTERRA World Championship is a premier off-road triathlon event that combines swimming, mountain biking, and trail running. Originating in Maui in 1996, it has evolved into a global phenomenon, now held in various locations including Italy. The championship offers a challenging course with a 1.5 km swim, 30 km mountain bike ride, and an 11 km trail run, showcasing athletes' endurance and versatility in rugged terrains. The event attracts professionals and age-groupers from over 50 countries, with categories for elite athletes competing for cash prizes and age-group divisions. The XTERRA World Cup series has enhanced competition, and the introduction of junior divisions has further expanded the event's scope. With its unique blend of natural obstacles and varied terrains, the XTERRA World Championship remains a pinnacle of off-road triathlon, testing athletes' limits in breathtaking landscapes.