North Carolina duathlons

Duathlons in North Carolina

6 upcoming duathlons in North Carolina listed by date, with cities, start times, and entry fees. Find a duathlon near you and register.

6
upcoming races
0
cities with 5+
1:34:37
typical finish

Other distances

February 2027

April 2027

June 2027

September 2027

October 2027

Duathlon results in North Carolina

From 5 duathlons with official results in the last two years, 425 finishers in all.

Typical duathlon times by age and gender

1:34:37
typical finish
n/a
typical pace
83
finishers in a typical race
1:47:47
women, typical finish
1:28:04
men, typical finish
under 1:18:36
the fastest tenth

Entry for upcoming duathlons in North Carolina usually runs from $75 to $105, with a typical fee of $104 before processing fees.

Typical times are the middle finisher across these races, weighted by field size. School meets, stair climbs, and results with timing errors are left out.

Biggest duathlons in North Carolina

  1. 1Northeast Park DuathlonGibsonville · 101 finishers in 2026
  2. 2Nat Greene's Revenge Triathlons and DuathlonGreensboro · 37 finishers in 2026
  3. 3Belews Lake Sprint TriathlonStokesdale · 20 finishers in 2026
  4. 4Big Mack Sprint TriathlonBurlington · 20 finishers in 2026
  5. 5Belews Lake Olympic TriathlonStokesdale · 11 finishers in 2026
When duathlons happen in North Carolina

Typical duathlon splits in North Carolina

Across 7 duathlons in North Carolina with published splits over the last three years, a middle-of-the-pack finisher took about 15:21 run 1, 45:06 bike and 25:24 run. A top-quarter run 1 is 13:05 or faster.

LegTop 10%Top 25%MedianMedian vs US
Run 111:0513:0515:210:32 faster
T10:300:461:070:19 faster
Bike34:4639:0645:061:35 slower
T20:250:421:060:16 faster
Run12:3516:1125:240:17 faster

Average duathlon time by age and gender

Pooled from each race's published results, weighted by finishers (637 finishers on the longest-covered leg). Relay, team and kids entries are left out. Leg lengths vary from race to race, so compare a split with its race's own distances.