The Mighty Grynner Highway is expected to buzzing with activity tomorrow, October 24th, 2021 for the 31st Barbados National Triathlon.
The COVID-19 Monitoring Unit has given the Barbados Federation of Island Triathletes the green light to stage the event, which is made up of a swim, bike and run.
President of BFIT, Darren Treasure, assures that while entries will be less than in previous years, the event caters to several athletes.
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