Birdie Derby 5k/10k Run/Walk

We are thrilled to announce the upcoming 8th Annual Madison Gospel 5K, 10K Run/Walk & Health Fair. This event is a wonderful opportunity for individuals and their families to come together, get active, and participate in a community-wide celebration of health and wellness. We would also like to recognize Ainsley’s Angels for their support and partnership. We wear pink to honor those who roll and the angels who push them.

This event is about keeping the faith, keeping the fellowship, keeping the family, and keeping the fitness.

We warmly invite everyone to join us—whether you’re running, walking, rolling, or simply supporting your friends and loved ones. Let’s make this a memorable day by moving our bodies, sharing in positive energy, and encouraging one another in the spirit of community and well-being.

Behold, I (We) will do a new thing. Isaiah 43:19 KJV

Schedule of Events on Saturday, July 11, 2026

• The 5K and 10K races will begin at 8:15 am and conclude at 11:00 a.m. Ainsley's Angels will lead the way before the 5K, 10K, and 1-mile run/walk participants start.

• The health fair will run from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

• The kids’ race will take place at 10:00 a.m.

• There will also be a dance contest and a jump rope contest.

• The event will end at noon.

Participant Swag

Participants will receive a fantastic swag bag, which includes a t-shirt and a finisher medal. The t-shirts are available to order through June 19th. We have a limited supply of medals. Medals will be distributed to those who cross the finish line on a first-come, first-served basis.

Virtual in-town participants will be able to pick up their items at packet pick-up on Friday, July 10th, 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Out-of-town participants will have their packets mailed to them after race day.

Thank you, and we look forward to seeing you all on race day!!!!!

The C26 Wisconsin Triathlon Camp is open to all triathletes — not just C26 team members — who want to gain an edge on one of the most iconic race venues in the sport. Held on the Ironman Wisconsin and 70.3 Wisconsin courses, this camp is led by C26 Triathlon Coaches Robbie Bruce and Mike Tarrolly, who have guided hundreds of athletes to successful finishes, PRs, podiums, top overall placements, and Kona qualifications on this course.

This camp has become a cornerstone of the many C26 Camps offered every year. Offering the perfect blend of hands-on coaching, race-specific preparation, and the supportive community that defines C26. Whether you’re preparing for your first 70.3 or Ironman, chasing a personal best, or working toward a World Championship slot, this camp will help you refine your strategy and build confidence for race day.

You’ll get valuable time on the official swim, bike, and run courses, learn how to pace and fuel effectively, and take the guesswork out of race-day execution. There’s simply no substitute for course recon with experienced coaches who know every turn, climb, and detail of the Wisconsin course making this camp an unforgettable experience of training, learning, and connection with fellow athletes.

We'll share several meals together and will offer plenty of time to hang out with your new friends and campers.

"As someone who finished their first Ironman at Wisconsin, course familiarity was crucial to my preparation. There’s no substitute for getting to train on the course you’re racing and I know the opportunity to train on that Wisconsin course was instrumental in me having the day I had. The experience of riding on that bike course was worth the price of admission alone. I knew where the business end of the course was, where the flatter sections were, where the free speed was, and that helped my plan of attack on race day. If you’re signed up for Ironman Wisconsin, there’s no other race or experience that will get you more prepared to race your best than Wisconsin camp!

Sean S , C26 Athlete , 11:59 in his first Ironman at Wisconsin

Swim, bike, run…and have fun!

Welcome to the Oregon Kids Triathlon - an annual event brought to you by the Oregon Community Swim Club. With triathlons ranked as one of the fastest growing sports in the United States for kids, we’re getting excited for our 20th Annual event coming up on August 8, 2026 in Oregon, Wisconsin!

This truly is an event for kids of all ages and abilities on a flat, safe course with five age groups from 5 to 14 years old. The young athletes start with a pool swim, move on to an in-village bike course and finish with an on-trail run course. Race length is based on age group.

Regardless of athletic ability or prior triathlon experience, this event was created to be achievable for all participants. OKT is all about giving kids a fun way to stay active and walk away with a sense of pride in being able to say “I’m a Triathlete!”

A custom finisher medal will be waiting for your young athlete at the finish line. We expect to sell out so sign up today!

Online registrations will be accepted until August 5 at 8:00 pm or until the race is sold out. The online entry fee is $35 + processing fee until July 7. The fee will increase to $45 after July 7. Race day entries will be accepted if space is available.

What's Included

• Entry into Triathlon

• Friday Night Expo

• Finisher medal

• Trophies for top finishers in each bracket - boys and girls

• Event shirt - size guaranteed if registration is received by July 14; shirts available after but sizes will be based on what's still available

• Goody bag

• Post-race food and beverage

• A great time!

Age Groups & Distances

5 - 6 years old: swim 50 meters - bike 1.1 miles - run 0.5 miles

7 - 8 years old: swim 50 meters - bike 1.1 miles - run 0.5 miles

9 - 10 years old: swim 100 meters - bike 3.6 miles - run 1.10 miles

11 - 12 years old: swim 100 meters - bike 3.6 miles - run 1.10 miles

13 - 14 years old: swim 200 meters - bike 5.7 miles - run 1.55 miles

If you have any questions or would like more information, please email [email protected].

The 18th Annual Midwest Financial Group Madison Mini Marathon is an exciting and scenic running event that showcases the best of Madison. Runners will pass by iconic landmarks such as Capitol Square, the renowned Dane County Farmer’s Market, State Street, Camp Randall Stadium, and the Kohl Center. The route also takes participants through the picturesque Arboretum, Picnic Point, and the University of Wisconsin Campus, offering a true taste of Madison’s charm.

After crossing the finish line, runners are invited to the 14th Mile Post-Race Party, where they can unwind and celebrate their achievement. Participants aged 21 and over can enjoy a complimentary beer, courtesy of Wisconsin Distributors. Those who prefer non-alcoholic options can enjoy a soft drink or bottled water.

The post-race party features live music and stunning views of Lake Mendota, making it the perfect way to cap off the race.