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Road closures and transit impacts for the event on Sunday, August 3
Ottawa’s streets will transform into an IRONMAN racecourse on Sunday, August 3.
The IRONMAN Canada-Ottawa event will start at 6 am with a 3.8-kilometre swim at Britannia Beach followed by a 180-kilometre bike ride through local neighbourhoods. It will wrap up with a 42.2-kilometre run around Parliament Hill. Participants have 17 hours to complete the event – a full day of adrenaline!
Visit Ottawa Tourism for more information on where to watch the race and for more frequently asked questions.
The City’s online traffic map will have live updates on traffic impacts throughout the event. Select “Special Events” to see roads currently affected. You can also follow the City of Ottawa’s traffic account on X.
For the full race schedule and more information on related events and activities, visit IRONMAN Canada-Ottawa.
Some roads and bridges will be closed for a longer period to facilitate the event:
Road closures are expected to start as early as 3 am on Sunday, August 3. Roads will be reopened to traffic once participants complete that section of the course. Some roads may be closed until approximately 1 am on Monday, August 4.
Major roads impacted by the event include:
Bridges impacted by the event include:
Take a closer look at the racecourse through the interactive map on RacePoint.
Some OC Transpo bus routes will be detoured due to road closures related to the event. Check OC Transpo’s alerts page for the latest detour information and allow extra time for your travels.
Taking in the action? Great spectator spots across the city can be reached by O-Train or bus, with the IRONMAN Village in Confederation Park located just a short walk from both Rideau and Parliament stations on O-Train Line 1.
For more information or to plan your trip, visit octranspo.com or call 613-560-5000. You can also connect with OC Transpo through Facebook, Bluesky, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram.
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Ottawa’s streets will transform into an IRONMAN racecourse on Sunday, August 3.
The IRONMAN Canada-Ottawa event will start at 6 am with a 3.8-kilometre swim at Britannia Beach followed by a 180-kilometre bike ride through local neighbourhoods. It will wrap up with a 42.2-kilometre run around Parliament Hill. Participants have 17 hours to complete the event – a full day of adrenaline!
Visit Ottawa Tourism for more information on where to watch the race and for more frequently asked questions.
Traffic impacts
The City’s online traffic map will have live updates on traffic impacts throughout the event. Select “Special Events” to see roads currently affected. You can also follow the City of Ottawa’s traffic account on X.
For the full race schedule and more information on related events and activities, visit IRONMAN Canada-Ottawa.
Early and extended closures
Some roads and bridges will be closed for a longer period to facilitate the event:
- Alexandra Bridge will be closed from 9:30 am on Friday, August 1 until noon on Monday, August 4.
- Sussex Drive will be closed between Murray Street and St. Patrick Street from 5 am on Sunday, August 3 until 6 pm on Monday, August 4.
- Mackenzie Avenue will be closed from 6 am on Sunday, August 3 until 7 am on Monday, August 4.
Closures on Sunday, August 3
Road closures are expected to start as early as 3 am on Sunday, August 3. Roads will be reopened to traffic once participants complete that section of the course. Some roads may be closed until approximately 1 am on Monday, August 4.
Major roads impacted by the event include:
- Kichi Zībī Mīkan
- Island Park Drive
- Carling Avenue
- Wellington Street
- Colonel By Drive
- Mackenzie Avenue
- Sussex Drive
- Rockcliffe Driveway
- Queen Elizabeth Drive
- Prince of Wales Drive
- National Capital Commission Scenic Driveway
- Arboretum Roadway
Bridges impacted by the event include:
- Alexandra Bridge
- Champlain Bridge
- Chaudière Bridge
- Portage Bridge
- Pretoria Bridge
Take a closer look at the racecourse through the interactive map on RacePoint.
OC Transpo
Some OC Transpo bus routes will be detoured due to road closures related to the event. Check OC Transpo’s alerts page for the latest detour information and allow extra time for your travels.
Taking in the action? Great spectator spots across the city can be reached by O-Train or bus, with the IRONMAN Village in Confederation Park located just a short walk from both Rideau and Parliament stations on O-Train Line 1.
For more information or to plan your trip, visit octranspo.com or call 613-560-5000. You can also connect with OC Transpo through Facebook, Bluesky, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram.
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