Ironman has announced that the city of Encarnación, Paraguay will host the first-ever 5150 triathlon in Paraguay in 2025. The inaugural 5150 Paraguay triathlon is set to take place on April 13, 2025 and will welcome athletes from around the world to experience the 5150 format, against the backdrop of Encarnación’s beautiful Costanera along the Paraná River.
The 5150 triathlon features the standard Olympic triathlon distance of 1.5 km (0.93-miles) of swimming, 40 km (24.85-miles) of cycling, and 10 km (6.2miles) of running. The event is expected to draw significant attention, both locally and internationally, positioning Encarnación as a prime destination across Latin American and global sporting events.
“We are thrilled to bring a 5150 triathlon to Paraguay, a country that offers the perfect combination of natural beauty and warm hospitality,” said Joanna Jordan, Vice President – Managing Director of Latin America for The IM Group. “This event not only promotes healthy competition but also opens up a valuable opportunity to showcase Paraguay’s growing potential as a world-class sports tourism destination.”
The 5150 Paraguay event will take place at Playa San José and the city’s renowned Costanera, providing a scenic yet challenging route for participants. This event is expected to have a significant economic impact on the region, with benefits projected for the tourism, hospitality, and local business sectors.
The 5150 Paraguay promises to be a memorable experience drawing athletes to experience Paraguay’s rich culture, landscapes, and warm community. The event’s success is expected to further elevate the region’s reputation as a top destination for international triathlons and sports tourism.
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