Join Bradley Wilson and the World Child Cancer team in June to raise money for children with cancer. 

Eileen and her sister Sandra, two of our new triathletes taking part in Liverpool hae very personal reasons for taking part for World Child Cancer.  Eileen says,

"I am running in memory of my partner, who died of a stomach cancer last January and I am running to raise money for childhood cancer.  Cancer is a terrible disease.  When my partner was in hospital in Galway, Ireland, seeing the young children fighting this illness with such courage was humbling.  My partner was an extremely fit person and a very good footballer and runner.  I also lost my mother and my nephew at the age of 19.  They all suffered but to think there are children who may not get the help they need when dealing with great pain doesn;t bear thinking about.  Cancer touches all of us in some way.  I want to turn my negative energy into something positive for myself and this charity."

We cannot thank Eileen and Sandra, and all of our other supporters for representing World Child Cancer.

Thank you.

The race is accessible and you don’t have to be a World Class athlete with all of the kit to take part.  You can find two friends and enter as a team, meet like-minded competitors by joining the Novice training days, try the shorter “Sprint” distance as a triathlon taster - or, do the whole thing and set yourself a massive challenge for 2010.

Taking part in one of the most iconic cities in the world this is the triathlon to TRI.