Tri Gold Caracciolo 2025: Naples becomes the triathlon capital on the Lungomare.

Naples is preparing to experience a weekend of great sport and entertainment with the Tri Gold Caracciolo 2025, scheduled Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 November on the extraordinary scenery of the Partenope seafrontThe demonstration represents the final stage of the 2025 Magna Grecia Trophy and Campania Regional Triathlon Championship, confirming the city as triathlon capital and a point of reference for multidisciplinary sports in Southern Italy.

The event, organized byASD Emmevi in collaboration with the City of Naples, Italian Triathlon Federation (FITRI) and with the support of CONI Campania and INAIL Campania, will combine competition, tourism and inclusion in two adrenaline-filled days.

A spectacular route between the sea and the city

The route of the Tri Gold Caracciolo it will unfold along via Caracciolo, Between Castel dell'Ovo e Piazza Sannazaro, with the Gulf of Naples and Capri The course, almost entirely flat, will be easily visible to spectators, who will be able to watch all phases of the race: swimming, cycling, and running.

La Italian Triathlon Federation, represented by the national president Riccardo Giubilei, strongly wanted the final stage of the Magna Grecia Trophy took place in Naples, as a symbol of a project that unites Basilicata, Calabria, Campania, Puglia, and Sicily under a single vision: that of promoting triathlon as a tool for territorial cohesion and tourism promotion.

The circuit, arrived at the fourth edition, is dedicated to the Age Group (over 24) and develops through competitions triathlon, duathlon and aquathlon, networking dozens of sports clubs in Southern Italy.

Inclusion and Paralympic protagonism

The two-day event in Naples will be enriched by the presence of the Paralympic athlete Martina Abaterusso, protagonist of the international circuit World Triathlon Para Series and second place in the European stage in Taranto. Her participation, together with the support of theINAIL Campania, represents a strong message of inclusion and sport as a tool for personal and collective redemption.

THEASD Emmevi, the organizer of the event, has been carrying out projects for years sport and health, with particular attention to vulnerable groups and the school world, and manages the Collana stadium regional swimming pool together with other associations. The aim is to make sport a lever of urban and social regeneration, restoring value to public spaces.

The enthusiasm of the organizers

“Il Tri Gold Caracciolo - Explains Mario Fontana, organizer of the event together with Valeria Maglione, president of ASD Emmevi: it is the culmination of a journey that unites sport, tourism and communityNaples will offer, as always, a unique setting: sea, history, and passion will meet in two days that will thrill athletes and spectators alike."

The project, supported by the Department of Sport of the Municipality of Naples, aims to strengthen the image of the city as open and inclusive sports city, capable of combining competitiveness and sociality.

An event for the city

Il Lungomare Caracciolo For two days, it will become a natural arena where athletes, families, and curious onlookers can experience the energy of triathlon up close. The final race will award the Magna Grecia Trophy, engraved with the name of the winning club, which will keep it until the next edition. After five years, the trophy will be permanently awarded to one of the winning clubs.

Il total prize pool di 2.000 € will be divided among the top five ranked companies, while the final awards ceremony will be held directly in Naples, at the end of the 2025 circuit.

With the company Tri Gold CaraccioloNaples confirms its position as one of Italy's capitals of multidisciplinary sport, combining sea, landscape, and competitive spirit in an event that enhances the area and promotes sporting culture.