Supertri has announced a new partnership with TriDot, designating TriDot as Supertri’s Official Training Platform. The collaboration is focused on increasing participation in the sport of triathlon and improving the training experience for athletes across the Supertri event portfolio.
TriDot, a performance science division of US-based Predictive Fitness, will become the presenting partner of an expanded first-timer programme. This initiative will cover all eight events in the Supertri portfolio for the 2026 season, with Supertri having a target of bringing 10,000 new entrants into the sport.
To support novice athletes, TriDot will provide 12 weeks of personalised training at no cost, alongside access to expert coaching resources and on-site staff at events to offer guidance.
For performance-orientated athletes, the two organisations are launching a tech-driven Global Rankings Programme. Powered by the FitLogic intelligence engine, this programme will allow competitive athletes to compare their performances across the international Supertri race series. The system utilizes RaceX and LevelField technologies to normalise results based on variables such as course profile, weather conditions, age, and gender.
Michael D’hulst, CEO and Co-Founder at Supertri, said “TriDot is at the cutting edge of innovation in triathlon and has a huge drive to both widen the appeal of triathlon and to ensure that athletes regardless of ability maximise their potential.
“As we enter 2026 with a focus on our participation events with 30,000 athletes set to race with us, it is the perfect time to work together to promote our sport and provide value to the athletes that are part of it.”
Every athlete who registers for a Supertri race will be offered a three-month subscription to TriDot for the price of two months. Supertri has also confirmed it will support TriDot’s ‘Limitless: Women in Triathlon’ initiative, with further details expected later this year.
Jeff Booher, CEO at Predictive Fitness, said “We’re thrilled to partner with Supertri to support athletes at every level – from those taking their first steps into triathlon to elite competitors chasing global rankings.
“Supertri’s commitment to growing the sport while maintaining world-class competition aligns perfectly with our mission to help every athlete train smarter and achieve better results.”
TriDot notes that it uses artificial intelligence and more than 20 years of research to deliver training optimised by athlete biometrics and data. The platform is designed to adapt as fitness levels change, with the aim of reducing injury risk and improving race-day performance.
The Supertri 2026 race calendar includes recent acquisitions such as the Blenheim Palace Triathlon in the UK and the New Jersey State Triathlon in Mercer County, NJ. With the addition of the Blenheim event and the Chicago Triathlon, Supertri now owns two of the five largest triathlons by participation globally.
With a mass participation ethos, Supertri organises a series of triathlon festivals in city locations. It aims to connect elite athletes with amateur participants in high-premium racing environments.
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