‘Sunrise Sprint is more than just a race’
MANILA, Philippines — A dynamic and diverse field of athletes – from seasoned triathletes looking to sharpen their speed to enthusiastic first-timers venturing into the world of endurance sports – is gearing up for the much-anticipated Sunrise Sprint (S2) on Sunday in Subic Bay.
S2, a short-distance triathlon designed as an accessible entry point into the sport, features a 750m open-water swim, 20km bike ride, and a 5km run. It will serve as a sub-event to the centerpiece Century Tuna IRONMAN 70.3 Subic Bay, also set for Sunday, following the IRONKIDS competition tomorrow.
More than just a race, the Sunrise Sprint plays a crucial role in developing future triathletes. “The Sunrise Sprint is more than just a race – it’s a launchpad,” said Princess Galura, president and general manager of the organizing Sunrise Events, Inc. “It’s where tomorrow’s IRONMAN finishers get their start, learning the ropes, building confidence and discovering the joy of triathlon racing.”
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