Cocoa Beach Triathlon & Duathlon 2027
- Date
- Sunday, April 11, 2027
- Start time
- 7:00 AM start (New York)
- Location
- Cocoa Beach, Florida
- Entry fee
- From $105 · goes up to $115 on Mar 1, 2027
- Fundraising
- Takes optional donations when you register
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Events and entry fees
| Event | Distance | When | Entry fee | Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aquabike | AquabikeOpen water swim | Apr 11, 20277:00 AM | $105$115 after Mar 1, 2027 | – |
| Relay Triathlon | Sprint TriathlonRelay or teamOpen water swim | Apr 11, 20277:00 AM | $229$250 after Feb 28, 2027 | – |
| Sprint Triathlon | Sprint TriathlonSwim 0.25 mi · Bike 12 mi · Run 3.1 miOpen water swim | Apr 11, 20277:00 AM | $105$115 after Mar 1, 2027 | – |
| Duathlon | DuathlonRun 1 mi · Bike 12.5 mi · Run 3.1 mi | Apr 11, 20277:15 AM | $105$115 after Mar 1, 2027 | – |
| 5K | 5K | Apr 11, 20277:30 AM | $45 | – |
Entry fees exclude processing fees. Prices and dates come from the race's registration page and refresh nightly.
The Aquabike fee goes up to $115 on Mar 1, 2027.
Race day planning
Entry fee schedule
- Aquabike and Sprint Triathlon and Duathlon: $105 until Feb 28, then $115 until Apr 7.
- Relay Triathlon: $229 until Feb 27, then $250 until Apr 7.
- 5K: $45 until Apr 7.
Online registration closes Apr 7, 2027, unless the race fills first.
How the price compares
At $45, entry is about the same as a typical 5K in Florida ($44).
Light and altitude
Sunrise on race morning is at about 7:02 AM, and the Aquabike starts at 7:00 AM. The start sits about 0 feet above sea level.
Fees exclude processing fees. Comparisons use current entry fees and published results from races nearby.
Start location and course
4800 Tom Warriner Blvd, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
The pin marks the address the race lists, which is usually the start. The organizers have not shared a course map with us yet.
Where Cocoa Beach Triathlon & Duathlon ranks
- No. 21 of 50 on Largest duathlons in the US
- No. 33 of 50 on Largest sprint triathlons in the US
- No. 35 of 50 on Largest triathlons in the US
National lists computed from results, entry fees, course maps and water temperatures; they refresh through the day.
2026 results
All results (4 years)Sprint Triathlon
Duathlon
Aquabike
Aggregated from official results for Cocoa Beach Triathlon & Duathlon. Individual finisher names are not stored here.
How fast do you need to be at Cocoa Beach Triathlon & Duathlon?
At the 2026 Sprint Triathlon, the fastest tenth finished in 1:06:56 or better, the top quarter in 1:13:43, and half the field in 1:23:18; the last tenth came in after 1:50:00.
At the 2026 Duathlon, the fastest tenth finished in 1:14:31 or better, the top quarter in 1:21:29, and half the field in 1:30:18; the last tenth came in after 1:54:34.
At the 2026 Aquabike, the fastest tenth finished in 36:56 or better, the top quarter in 42:43, and half the field in 53:52; the last tenth came in after 1:06:26.
| Age | Women | Men |
|---|---|---|
| Under 20 | n/a | 1:03:42 |
| 20-29 | 1:15:49 | 1:03:39 |
| 30-39 | 1:14:22 | 1:01:58 |
| 40-49 | 1:08:55 | 1:01:32 |
| 50-59 | 1:13:38 | 58:07 |
| 60-69 | 1:24:36 | 1:07:40 |
| 70+ | 1:48:05 | 1:23:50 |
Groups with fewer than five finishers are left out. Awards vary by race; check the race's rules.
What would my time get me?
Where a finish time would have placed in 2026.
Swim, bike and run splits at Cocoa Beach Triathlon & Duathlon
At the 2026 Sprint Triathlon, the bike decided the most: the middle of the field lost about 6:45 to the top quarter there, 46% of the gap across the three legs.
Compared with a typical sprint triathlon in Florida, the median bike here was 6:05 slower and the run 1:08 faster.
| Leg | Top 10% | Top 25% | Median | Slowest 25% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swim | 7:34 | 8:34 | 10:08 | 11:45+ |
| T1 | 0:58 | 1:25 | 2:01 | 2:58+ |
| Bike | 33:23 | 36:13 | 40:25 | 45:13+ |
| T2 | 0:47 | 1:00 | 1:22 | 1:53+ |
| Run | 21:52 | 24:42 | 28:13 | 34:05+ |
Each column ranks finishers on that leg alone, from the race's published results. T1 and T2 are transitions.
At the 2026 Duathlon, the bike decided the most: the middle of the field lost about 9:42 to the top quarter there, 55% of the gap across the three legs.
Compared with a typical duathlon in Florida, the median bike here was 5:35 slower and the run 2:32 slower.
| Leg | Top 10% | Top 25% | Median | Slowest 25% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Run 1 | 9:02 | 10:12 | 11:24 | 12:33+ |
| T1 | 0:59 | 1:07 | 1:18 | 1:45+ |
| Bike | 36:31 | 39:01 | 44:24 | 49:23+ |
| T2 | 0:44 | 1:01 | 1:11 | 1:35+ |
| Run | 24:17 | 27:12 | 32:15 | 36:32+ |
Each column ranks finishers on that leg alone, from the race's published results. T1 and T2 are transitions.
Finishers by year
Up 9 percent since 2023.
All events combined, from official results.
Cocoa Beach Triathlon & Duathlon Sprint Triathlon year by year
From 2023 to 2026, the field went from 319 to 299 finishers, and the median time rose from 1:21:16 to 1:23:18.
| Year | Finishers | Median | Fastest tenth | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 299 (+3%) | 1:23:18 | under 1:06:56 | 53:22 |
| 2025 | 290 (-2%) | 1:23:32 | under 1:06:24 | 54:17 |
| 2024 | 297 (-7%) | 1:23:57 | under 1:07:46 | 55:19 |
| 2023 | 319 | 1:21:16 | under 1:08:11 | 59:27 |
From each year's official results for the Sprint Triathlon; virtual options are left out.
How fast is it?
Slower than most Florida sprint triathlons
The fastest quarter of the 2026 sprint triathlon field finished under 1:13:43, against 1:10:57 in a typical Florida sprint triathlon, so times here run 4 percent slower.
- Duathlon: Slower than most Florida duathlons. The fastest quarter of the 2026 duathlon field finished under 1:21:29, against 1:14:39 in a typical Florida duathlon, so times here run 9 percent slower.
Compares the fastest quarter of each field, so walkers and first-timers do not skew it. It reflects the course and the field together: a flat course, cool weather, or a competitive crowd all make times faster.
Typical race-day weather
Around April 11 the day usually runs from 66°F at dawn to 79°F in the afternoon, with measurable rain on about 28% of days. Cold snaps dip to 57°F and hot years reach 84°F.
Based on 75 days within a week of the date over the last 5 years, from historical weather for the start area. Not a forecast.
Race details
- Where
- 4800 Tom Warriner Blvd, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931Map
- Course
- Road
- Start elevation
- About 0 feet
- Donations
- Accepted when you register
- Distances
- Sprint Triathlon, Duathlon, Aquabike, 5K
- Editions
- 2027 (Apr 11, 2027), 2026 (Apr 12, 2026), 2025 (Apr 13, 2025), 2024 (Apr 14, 2024), 2023 (Apr 16, 2023)
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Quick answers
- When is Cocoa Beach Triathlon & Duathlon?
- Sunday, April 11, 2027, starting at 7:00 AM.
- How much does it cost?
- Entry starts at $105 before processing fees, and rises to $115 on Mar 1, 2027.
- When does registration close?
- Online registration closes Apr 7, 2027, unless the race fills first.
- Is the entry fee high for Florida?
- At $45, entry is about the same as a typical 5K in Florida ($44).
- Can I donate to a cause when I register?
- Yes. The registration form offers an optional donation, usually for the charity or nonprofit the race supports. The race's own page names the cause.
- What distances are offered?
- Sprint Triathlon, Duathlon, Aquabike, 5K.
- How big is it, and how fast?
- In 2026, 299 athletes finished the Sprint Triathlon; the median finish was 1:23:18 and the winner finished in 53:22.
- Is it a fast course?
- The fastest quarter of the 2026 sprint triathlon field finished under 1:13:43, against 1:10:57 in a typical Florida sprint triathlon, so times here run 4 percent slower.
- Where does it start?
- 4800 Tom Warriner Blvd, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931.
From the organizers
WE ARE NOW OFFERING AN AQUABIKE DIVISION!
The Ron Jon Cocoa Beach Triathlon & Duathlon has established itself as a fun and challenging event and as one of Coastal Florida’s favorite early season triathlons.
Always held the second weekend of April, our event draws a good mixture of Floridians and triathletes from more northern states anxious to escape the cold and get in a springtime race.
Our event is an enjoyable one for established athletes, but has proven itself as a great test for first time triathletes. We have twice been a “Best First Timer’s Race” national finalist in the Triathlon Business International annual awards.
Duathlon Information: 1 MILE RUN + 12.5 MILE BIKE + 5K RUN