Subaru of Charlottetown TriLobster Triathlon 2025
Sunday, July 27th
Are you looking for a fun-filled family event in a picturesque setting? Summerside, Prince Edward Island invites you to the 10th annual Subaru Trilobster Triathlon, offering events for participants of all ages and abilities!
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Swim: Jump into an exhilarating open water swim in the Summerside Harbor.
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Bike: Enjoy a flat, fast course with a few thrilling sharp turns.
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Run: Take in breathtaking views as you run along the scenic Summerside waterfront boardwalk.
Excitingly, World Qualifying (WQ) Events are back for age group athletes! Those who place first in their 5-year age group can earn a coveted spot on Team Canada to compete in either the World Triathlon Multisport Championships in Abu Dhabi 2026 or the Triathlon World Championship Finals in Pontevedra, Spain 2026. The qualifying races at the Subaru Trilobster Triathlon 2025 include:
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Neil Robertson Standard Triathlon Memorial Race (Standard triathlon)
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Standard duathlon
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Standard aquabike
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Sprint draft-legal triathlon
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Sprint draft-legal duathlon
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International aquathlon
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International aquabike
We also offer events for everyone:
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Supersprint triathlon and duathlon
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Sprint non-draft triathlon and relay (relay teams can consist of 2–3 members)
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Kids triathlon for ages 6–12 (check-in at 2:00 PM at Credit Union Place).
For aspiring athletes, the Subaru of Charlottetown TriLobster Sprint Draft Legal Triathlon is part of Triathlon Canada’s National Development Series for ages 16–23. Medals will be awarded to the top male and female athletes in these age categories: 16–17, 18–19, and 20–23.
Important Information:
All races are open to anyone wishing to compete. However, athletes aiming to qualify for Team Canada in the World Championships must complete an Expression of Interest (EOI) form prior to race day. [Find the EOI form here.]
Whether you're a seasoned competitor or trying a triathlon for the first time, come and enjoy Summerside’s stunning beaches, warm Island hospitality, and a thrilling race on a scenic, fast, and flat course.
We can’t wait to welcome you to this unforgettable event!
Bicycle Support
We’re pleased to once again have Ted’s Bicycle Studio on site looking after our athletes with any mechanical problems on race day!
Volunteer
Not ready to race but want to be part of the action- volunteer! Perfect for friends & family.
Race Video
Check out videos from several previous races!
Athlete Guide
Expression of Interest (EOI)
Race Details Sunday, July 27th, 2025 ➡️ Standard triathlon Neil Robertson’s Annual Standard Triathlon Memorial Race (1500 m swim, 40 km bike (2 x 10 km out and back), 10 km run) WQ ➡️ Standard duathlon (10 km run, 40 km bike (2 x 10 km out and back), 5 km run) WQ ➡️ Standard aquabike (1500 m swim, 40 km bike (2 x 10 km out and back) WQ ➡️ Sprint non draft triathlon /relay (750 m swim, 20 km bike (10 km out and back) 5 km run), team of 2 or 3 members for relay ➡️ Sprint draft legal triathlon (750 m swim, 20 km bike (4 x 2.5 km out and back on a closed road), 5 km run) WQ & Part of Triathlon Canada’s National Development Series ➡️ International aquathlon (750 m swim – 5k run) WQ ➡️ Sprint draft legal duathlon (5 km run, 20 km bike (4 x 2.5 km out and back), 2.5 km run) WQ ➡️ Sprint non draft duathlon (5 km run, 20 km bike (10 km out and back), 2.5 km run) ➡️ Supersprint triathlon (375 m swim, 10 km bike (5 km out and back) 2.5 km run) ➡️ Supersprint duathlon (2.5 km run, 10 km bike (5km out and back), 1.25 km run) ➡️ Kids Triathlon ages 5-13 (Credit union Place, Check in 2:00pm, race start 2:30pm) Races marked WQ have world qualifier spots for the 1st place finisher in every 5 year age category in that particular event. See World Qualifier information for more details. Minimum age requirement for supersprint is 12 years of age as of 31st, December 2025. These athletes must have experience in open water swimming to be eligible to participate and their swim coaches must verify the young athlete’s swim experience prior to race day to ensure safety of all participants. Swim cutoff times: Supersprint: 20 min, Sprint: 30 min, Standard (Includes Aquabike and Aquathlon): 1h10min
Course Details ➡️ Standard Triathlon and aquabike bike courses – Fast and flat on an open road (except for the first Km which is closed) 10 km bike out and back = 20 x 2= 40 km. The 20 Km turnaround is at the lights at Water and Heather Moyse where the closed road begins. You do not enter transition until you are finishing your second lap. ➡️ Aquabike finish will be at the dismount line off the bike. The timer will stop and athletes can enter transition to rack their bikes and head to the finish gantry to collect their medal and food. ➡️ Sprint (DL) triathlon and duathlon bike course is on a closed road – 2 km out and back = 4km x 5= 20 km. You will leave transition and travel west for 2 km where you will turn and come back 2 km. The 4km turn will be in front of the intersection at Heather Moyse and Water. You will make 5 trips and turn into transition at the end of the 5th trip. ➡️ Sprint (non draft) Triathlon/ Duathlon and Relay bike course is on an open road except for the first Km, which is closed – 10 km out and back= 20 km ➡️ Supersprint Triathlon/ Duathlon bike course is on an open road except for first Km- 5 km bike out and back= 10 km Standard Triathlon run =10 km – 2.5km out and back =5 km x 2 laps =10 km. ➡️ Standard Duathlon run #1 = 10km (2.5km out and back=5 x 2=10 km) Run #2 = 5km (2.5 km out and back =5 km) ➡️ Sprint Triathlon and aquathlon run = 5 km (2.5 km out and back). ➡️ Sprint duathlon run #1 = 5km (2.5 km out and back), Run #2 = 2.5km (1.25 km out and back) ➡️ Supersprint triathlon run =2.5km (1.25 km out and back = 2.5 km) ➡️ Supersprint duathlon run #1 = 2 km (1 km out and back) run #2 = 1km (500 m out and back) ➡️ Duathlon starts (run #1) will be at the finish line gantry. ➡️ Standard and aquabike swim course, open water in Summerside harbor = 1500 m swim (750 m course x 2 laps) ➡️ Sprint and aquathlon swim course, open water in Summerside harbor = 750 m swim course 1 lap ➡️ Supersprint swim course, open water in Summerside harbor – 350 m swim course, 1 lap ➡️ Kids triathlon: Credit Union Place: check in 2:00 & start: 2:30 -- Pool swim, run & bike on the Red Shores racetrack For further information check out the Athlete Guide 2025
Schedule of Events Saturday, July 26th, 2025 Race Packet Pick-up: 6:00-8:00 PM: Loyalist Country Inn, 195 Heather Moyse Drive Summerside PE C1N 5R1. Sunday, July 27th 2025 Race Packet pick up 6:00 am – 10:00 am depending on your race, Loyalist Country Inn, 195 Heather Moyse Drive Summerside PE C1N 5R1. Location and Parking Subaru Trilobster Triathlon transition will be located on the waterfront beside The Coast Guard and across the street from the Loyalist Hotel 195 Heather Moyse Dr. Summerside, PE C1N 5R1. Athletes are to park in the designated athlete parking found across the street from the transition area in the Reactive Health parking area, 243 Heather Moyse Dr. Summerside PE, C1N 5R1 and at R&S Frenchy’s, 255 Heather Moyse Drive, PE C1N 5P1. Sprint Draft Legal Triathlon / DL Duathlon Transition opens 6:00am Wetsuit call 6:30am Road closure 7:00 am Race briefing 7:15 am Race Start 7:30 am Standard Triathlon and Duathlon /Aquabike Race packet pickup 7:30am Transition opens 7:35am Race briefing 8:30am Race start 8:45am Sprint Non Draft Triathlon/ Duathlon/ Aquathlon/Sprint Relay Race packet pickup 8:50am Transition opens 8:55am Race briefing 9:45am Race start 10:00am Supersprint Triathlon/Duathlon Race packet pick up 9:50 am Transition opens 9:55 am Race briefing 10:50 am Race start 11:00 am Post race food available throughout the morning Kids Triathlon Registration at 2:00 pm, lobby Credit Union Place Sunday Road Closures The road will be closed from Heather Moyse to the Ultramar on Water Street (2. km out from transition) from 7:00am until the sprint draft legal bike section is completed approx. 9:00 am The section of road from Heather Moyse to First Street (1k) will be closed from 7:00am until all races are completed, approx 1:00. Please note: The majority of the bike course for all the bike events except the sprint draft legal triathlon and duathlon takes place on an open road. You are responsible for your safety. As usual, please ride with caution.
Eligibility of bicycles Triathlon Canada and Triathlon PEI policy on disc brakes “Disc brakes will be allowed in all sanctioned races. This decision is taken for the best interests of all athletes, to encourage and welcome participation, and to support the goals of Triathlon Canada on the international fields of play.” Summary of ITU Equipment Guidelines for Draft-Legal Racing In draft-age group events, bikes with the UCI Road Race homologation label (Code RD) are allowed. All bikes in age group draft legal racing must be fitted with standard drop bars only. Clip-on bars are forbidden Bike Frame The frame of the bike shall be of a traditional pattern, i.e., built around a closed frame of straight or tapered tubular elements (which may be round, oval, flattened, teardrop shaped or otherwise in cross-section) Only logos of bicycle-related products may appear on the athlete’s bicycle Specific dimensions of the bike frame can be found on page 30 of the ITU Competition Rules Wheels Wheels shall have at least 12 spokes Disc wheels are not allowed. Handlebar Only traditional drop handlebars are permitted The handlebars must be plugged; Clip-ons are not allowed. Brakes As per the 2018 ITU Competition Rules, disc brakes are permitted. Helmets Helmets must be approved by a national accredited testing authority recognized by an NF affiliated with ITU. Before you purchase any helmet, ensure it has a certification sticker from the CSA, EN, ASTM, CPSC or Snell B90/B95. Do not remove this sticker as this provides the assurance to technical delegates that the bicycle helmet meets certified safety standards.
Awards Medals and awards- 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place medals will be presented to each male and female category following the completion of each race. Finisher medals– All finishers will be presented with a participant medal upon completion of the race. The winner of the Neil Robertson Standard Triathlon Memorial Race will be awarded to the first Islander to cross the finish line. They will have their name engraved on a trophy that will be presented annually to the winner of this event. They will also be given a small keeper trophy. Draw prizes to be updated in the Athlete Guide.
World Qualifier Information
Location and parking Subaru Trilobster Triathlon transition will be located on the waterfront of the Coast Guard and across the street from The Loyalist Country InnRestaurant at 240 Heather Moyse Dr. Summerside, PE C1N 5R1. Athletes are to park in the designated athlete parking found across the street from the transition area in the Reactive Health parking area, 243 Heather Moyse Dr. Summerside PE, C1N 5R1 and at R&S Frenchy’s, 255 Heather Moyse Drive, PE C1N 5P1.
Hotels and Accommodations TriLobster 2025 Event Hotels and Rates are listed below: Quality Inn & Suites: Address: 618 Water St E, Summerside, PE C1N 2V5 Phone Number: 902-970-5725 www.choicehotels.com/reservations/groups/SE14M6 The Loyalist Country Inn and Convention Centre: Address: 195 Heather Moyse Dr, Summerside, PE C1N 5R1 Phone Number: 902-436-333