From 484 finishers at 6 races
Average Olympic Triathlon Time in New Jersey by Age and Gender
The median olympic triathlon time in New Jersey is 2:52:49. Across the US the median is 2:59:56. Every number comes from published results of the last two years, with everyone who finished counted.
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Olympic Triathlon times by age and gender
Median finish time for each group, with the times that put you in its top quarter and fastest tenth.
| Age | Women | Men |
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Typical olympic triathlon splits in New Jersey
Across 3 olympic triathlons in New Jersey with published splits over the last three years, a middle-of-the-pack finisher took about 30:16 swim, 1:20:10 bike and 54:24 run. A top-quarter swim is 25:48 or faster.
| Leg | Top 10% | Top 25% | Median | Median vs US |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swim | 22:09 | 25:48 | 30:16 | 2:41 faster |
| T1 | 1:42 | 2:25 | 3:25 | 0:09 slower |
| Bike | 1:06:34 | 1:12:26 | 1:20:10 | 1:32 faster |
| T2 | 0:56 | 1:18 | 1:45 | 0:23 faster |
| Run | 41:28 | 47:28 | 54:24 | 2:00 faster |
Pooled from each race's published results, weighted by finishers (473 finishers on the longest-covered leg). Relay, team and kids entries are left out. Swim lengths vary from race to race, so compare a swim with its race's own distance.
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Quick answers
- What is a good olympic triathlon time in New Jersey?
- Half of New Jersey finishers complete the olympic triathlon in 2:52:49 or faster, a quarter in 2:35:56 or faster, and the fastest tenth in 2:21:39. Under 2:35:56 puts you in the top quarter of the field.
- What is the average olympic triathlon time for men?
- The median for men is 2:48:44; the fastest tenth of men finish in 2:17:25 or better.
- What are average olympic triathlon split times in New Jersey?
- The median splits are 30:16 for the swim, 1:20:10 for the bike, 54:24 for the run. The fastest quarter of the field takes 25:48 for the swim, 1:12:26 for the bike, 47:28 for the run or less.
How these numbers are made
Each race's published results are reduced to percentile times for the whole field and for each gender and age group; names are never stored. Those curves are pooled across races of the last two years, weighted by finishers, so a big race counts for more than a small one. Relay, team and kids entries and results with impossible times are left out, and a group needs 100 finishers across 5 races before we show it. Course lengths vary more in triathlon than in running (a pool swim may be 300 yards, an open-water sprint 750 meters), so compare your time with races like yours. Medians include first-timers, so they are slower than club times.
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