Ironman 70.3 Western Sydney

Panthers Triathlon Club holds our races within the Sydney International Regatta Centre at Penrith.

This is the final race of 2025/26 Season and will be a Duathlon ONLY. There will be Sprint, Enticer, Junior and Sub Junior and Mini Micro races options.

The bike leg takes particpants around the cycle path (closed to the public) and the run leg is held on the northern (grandstand) side of the Regatta Centre.

We offer varying distances in a friendly, supportive environment.

Event details and schedule

Event Schedule (all times are approximate and subject to change):

Keep an eye on the PTC Facebook page before race day for any changes.

Race Day: Saturday 13 June 2026

Set up – 12.30pm

Mini/Micro Race – (3-9 years) & Sub-Junior Race - (7-10 years)

Registration desk opens 1.00pm

Registration desk closes 1.45pm

Race Briefing – 1.50pm

Mini/Micro & Sub-Junior races commence – 2.00pm

Junior, Enticer & Sprint Duathlon Races

Registration desk opens 1.00pm

Registration desk closes 1.45pm

Race Briefing – 2.20pm (approx) – briefing will commence immediately following the completion of the mini micro/sub junior event

Main Races commence 2.30pm (approx)

Race pack up - after races are finished. Help packing up would be greatly appreciated.

COURSE MAP - DUATHLON

We’re back! Welcome to VIC100 2026

After an unforgettable debut in 2025, VIC100 returns in 2026 - bigger, better, and every bit as spectacular. This is Go4’s new signature 100km Blue Mountains charity ride - created to challenge, to inspire, and to support mental health through Lifeline.

After the 2025 event debrief with Transport for NSW and NSW Police, we’ve been given the green light to open registrations for VIC100 which will be held on Sunday, 22nd of November 2026.

Your journey starts riverside at Tench Reserve, Penrith, and finishes in the beautiful gardens of the Victoria & Albert Guest House in Mount Victoria. In between - the rarest experience in Australian cycling - for one day of the year, Bells Line of Road and Darling Causeway completely closed to all through traffic.

Riders depart in four self-selected pace groups of up to 200, each escorted by NSW Police for a quick rollout to North Richmond in preparation for your first climb up Kurrajong Heights. On course, you’ll be supported by our great volunteers at our food and drink stops, mobile mechanics, St John Ambulance and on course marshals, and a finish-line festival worth riding for.

For those who need transport back to Penrith, in 2026, we have organised three dedicated event trains (Sydney Trains have promised no issues in 2026) to take you and your bike back to Penrith.

In 2026, we’re adding a 5th drink stop 18km after Mt Tomah and a Lanterne Rouge to help riders keep pace with the event time cut offs.

Want to commemorate the day in style? Add the 2026 VIC100 Event Jersey by Blackchrome to your registration and wear the colours of the only cycling event that takes riders on this legendary Blue Mountains route. Riders can choose to have jerseys posted, or receive on the the day before at Tench Ave or at Penrith Station on the day.

Click on this link to see the VIC100 Strava route.

VIC100 is proudly delivered by the volunteer team behind the Go4Broke ride, which has now, after our first VIC100 has raised over $600,000 for mental health and Lifeline. Every dollar you fundraise through VIC100 helps keep Lifeline’s critical services front-line services available for those who need them most.

We look forward to seeing you on the start line in 2026.