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Next Race: 22/08/2027
DRURIDGE BAY COUNTRY PARK, NORTHUMBERLAND
Take on the challenge of the GEORDIEMAN 140.6 & 70.3, the North East’s ultimate endurance event. Our Long distance triathlons rival any Ironman Type Event and are set in the stunning natural beauty of Druridge Bay Country Park, Northumberland. From the calm waters of Ladyburn Lake to scenic coastal rides and flat, picturesque running trails — this is your test of true GEORDIE grit.
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Finish across the line with a final 50m run from transition.
Druridge Bay Country Park, A1068, Red Row, Morpeth, NE61 5BX
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Registration
You will collect your race pack at registration, they aren't posted out in advance.
You will be emailed in the weeks leading up to the event with your Bib Number and all race information.
Registration times are:
Saturday 21st August - 3pm until 7pm
Sunday 22nd August - 5am until 6.30am
Bike racking is from 5am on Sunday 22nd August - there is no bike racking the day before.
Every GEORDIEMAN finisher receives:
Feed Stations
Stocked stations on both bike and run routes offering:
Bike Feed Stations:
Half - 28 miles
Full - 28 miles | 57.5 miles | 84 miles
Run Feed Stations:
Each Lap - 3.25 miles, 5.75 miles and 6.55 miles
Amenties
There are toilets at the visitors centre for Druridge Bay Country Park as well as additional porta-loos around the event village and in transition.
Northumberland Coffee will be there from 5am for your pre-race coffee fix.
Transition
There will be a secure transition area for triathletes and duathletes. Your bike number must be on your bike before you enter transition and have your helmet visible.
After the race your Bib Number and your Bike number will be checked before you are allowed to leave transition so please keep them on.
Recommended Kit
We recommend the following checklist for the transition area:
· Bike hat/Helmet – No hat no race!
· Spare Inner Tubes, bike pump & tools
· Water Bottles
· Event Clothing
· Swim Goggles
· Race Number Belt
· Sunglasses, sun-cream, running hat/cap
· Favourite nutrition/gels/drinks
Race Pass
A British Triathlon Race Pass is not required for this event.
Plase email Northumberland Council here with the below information to book your spot.
Name | Van or Tent | Registration of the vehicle you will be arriving in | Arrival Date | How many nights you will be staying | Phone no.
Please ensure payment is made upon arrival to avoid penalties. Display your ticket or confirmation clearly if applicable.
Swim Route Map | Bike Route Map | Run Route Map
Event Timeline
Saturday 21st August
3pm – Registration opens
7pm – Registration closes
Sunday 22nd August
5am – Registration Opens
5am – Transition and Bike Racking Opens
6.30am - Full Geordiman Start
6.50am - Half Geordieman Start
8.30am – Swim Only Start
1pm – Awards Ceremony – Half Distance Triathlon, Aquabike, Duathlon and Aquathlon
5pm – Cut off for Full Geordieman Cycle Finish
6.30pm – Awards Ceremony – Full Distance Triathlon and Aquabike
Please note that timings are subject to change.
Are You Ready to Go the Distance?
Push your limits in the friendliest, flattest, most scenic triathlon in the UK. Whether it's your first or fiftieth race, the GEORDIEMAN welcomes you.
MAKE A WEEKEND OF IT
Heading to Northumberland for The Geordieman? Why not make a weekend of your trip? With stunning beaches, beautiful coastal villages, great food and plenty of places to relax, the Northumberland coast is the perfect setting for a weekend of endurance.
PLACES TO STAY
Druridge Bay Country Park Camping
Stay right at the heart of the event with camping available at Druridge Bay Country Park. A great option for athletes wanting to be close to the action and make the most of the race weekend.
The Amble Inn
A modern hotel just a short drive from Druridge Bay, offering comfortable rooms, food and drinks — a convenient base for race weekend.
The Wellwood Arms
A traditional Northumberland pub with rooms in the nearby village of Warkworth, offering a relaxed place to stay surrounded by countryside and close to the coast.
Travelodge Alnwick
A straightforward and budget-friendly option for anyone looking for comfortable accommodation within easy driving distance of Druridge Bay.
PLACES TO EAT
The Amble Butcher
A great local option in Amble for quality food and a taste of Northumberland.
The Fish Shack
Enjoy fresh seafood and fish and chips on the Northumberland coast — perfect after a long day of racing.
The Joiners Arms
A popular coastal pub serving a range of food and drinks, making it a good option for a relaxed pre- or post-race meal.
PLACES TO DRINK
The Amble Inn
A welcoming local spot with a good selection of drinks and food — ideal for relaxing after your race.
The Wellwood Arms
A traditional Northumberland pub with plenty of character and a great place to enjoy a well-earned drink.
The Old Boat House
Located in Amble overlooking the harbour, this is a great spot to unwind and enjoy a drink by the coast.