Weston Park

Making its debut on the pro circuit, Weston Park brings a course that grows increasingly technical when hit at speed—fitting for a stop that could see the series’ first Full Distance sub-two-hour finish.

Just seven days after Greece, the battles continue with much of the same field likely making the trip to take on the World Cup’s latest addition. The course is low in elevation but high in flat technicality, rewarding those who can carry speed through its twisting grassland turns. Weston Park first debuted on the World Tour circuit in 2023 with Maxim Chané and Alistair Brownlee going head-to-head in a race for the ages, but with a deeper and more competitive lineup set to tow the line in 2025, expect a new front pack in the ongoing fight for leaderboard rankings.

Classic UK countryside sets the stage for XTERRA Weston Park 2024.

Some nerves, some steady focus as the men step up to the swim start.

Lizzy Orchard making easy work of the wooded section.

Ben Goodfellow locks in to close the gap on the flat and fast stretch.

Daisy Davies, untouchable from start to finish, heads to the finish.

Kerri-Ann Upham with a big push to close the gap to second place.

A view from above as runners weave through the forest.

Will Draper claims the 2024 men’s title.

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WORLD CUP Series Info

The XTERRA World Cup is the world's premier off-road triathlon pro series, where the sport’s top elites go head-to-head in a condensed circuit of Full Distance and Short Track races. A points-based battle where every turn, climb, and descent matters, each race is a fight for a share of the series prize purse and the pursuit of becoming the next XTERRA World Cup Champion.

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The 2025 World Cup will feature eight stops and 11 races across Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America. With no joker rule in play, every race counts toward the overall standings. Full Distance races award series points to the top 30 finishers, with the winner claiming 100 points. Short Track races are invitation-only, featuring the top 30 qualifiers, with the winner earning the maximum 75 points.

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The Short Track showdown in Trentino, Italy, will serve as the series finale, where the next XTERRA World Cup Champions will be crowned ahead of the 2025 XTERRA World Championship.

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