Tri-Factor Celebrates 10th Anniversary with prestigious Asian Championship series

Top Asian multisport brand TRI-Factor has announced a bigger Asian Championship series for 2018-2019 to celebrate its 10th anniversary. The TRI-Factor Asian Championship series races will kick off in Singapore on 22nd April before heading across to China, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.

The TRI-Factor Asian Championship 2018 race dates are:

• 22 April 2018 – Singapore
• 13 May – China, Huang Shang
• 25-26 May 2018 – Phillippines, Camsur
• 16-17 June 2018 – Thailand, Hua Hin
• 8 July 2018 – Singapore
• 29 July 2018 – Singapore
• 12 Aug 2018 – Malaysia
• 19 Aug 2018 – Phillippines
• 2 Sept 2018 – Thailand
• 9 Sept 2018 – China, Suzhou
• 21 Oct 2018 – China, Quzhou
• 4 Nov 2018 – Indonesia
• 9 Dec 2018 – Thailand

Founded in 2009, TRI-Factor has grown from organizing local multisport events in Singapore to creating the premier short-course championship series across the Asian region. TRI-Factor aims to build a community and culture of Asian athletes racing within the region, with its short distances and secured courses allowing multisport beginners to master swimming, cycling, and running and grow into fully realized triathletes.

Each TRI-Factor race finish gives athletes TRI-Factor points counting toward a year-end ranking where the top-ranked athlete is awarded the series championship crown. For the 2018-2019 TRI-Factor Asian Championship, each race will be assigned a Race Course Index depending on the degree of difficulty. Points awarded will be multiplied with this Race Course Index, allowing athletes to rack up bigger points at the tougher races.

Athletes can now also target more awards, such as Series Asian Champions, Best Country Athlete of the Year, Best Country Junior Athlete of the Year, Best Veteran Country Athlete of the Year, Top First-Timer Athlete, and Top First-Timer Junior Athlete. Companies and triathlon clubs can also get on the board with the Club Challenge and Corporate Challenge which has country and regional categories.

Athletes can also accumulate TRI-Factor points from all regional TRI-Factor races over this two-year period to attain TRI-Factor Asian Championship Athlete (T.A.C.A.) status. This will allow them to enjoy greater benefits within the TRI-Factor community and beyond.

For example, to attain the Elite TACA level an athlete must accumulate a minimum of 3,000 points. Elite TACA level will entitle the athlete to complimentary entry to one local and one overseas race, free two nights’ accommodation, two-way airport transfer, and welcome dinner at the overseas race, placement in the first wave at all races, up to 40% discount with TRI-Factor sponsors and partners, special invitation to events, and concierge service.

TRI-Factor believes that everyone deserve a chance to achieve their upmost potential and aspire to provide a progressive and comphensive platform of races for all athletes across varying capabilities to get together and inspire each other to excel and drives deeper commitment to a active and healthy lifestyle.

Mr. Elvin Ting, Managing Director of Orange Room Pte Ltd., says, “We’re pleased to announce TRI-Factor Series™ Asian Championship with the new iconic races in Phillippines, Thailand, Indonesia and a few iconic venues in China. Our purpose is to provide our athletes a diverse race options throughout the year, catering to the specific needs of our of the athletes across Asia. We launch a new campaign STRONG hopes to reinforce the 4 key pillars of an athlete that comprises of physical strength, mental strength, emotional strength and spiritual strength.

We would like to thank all our sponsors and partners for making it happen and we look forward to bringing all our participant an experience they will never forget.

For further information about the TRI-Factor Asian Championships and T.A.C.A. status, visit www.trifactor.asia

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