2024 in modern pentathlon

This topic lists the modern pentathlon sports for the 2024 season.

Biathle/Triathle[edit]

World & Continental Championships[edit]

• May 5–12: 2024 Pan American Open Championships (Obstacle Triathle - U15/U17/U19) in Varadero
• July 2–5: 2024 Biathle/Triathle European Championships in Funchal
• October 10–13: 2024 UIPM Biathle/Triathle World Championships in Port Said

UIPM Biathle/Triathle National Tour[edit]

• April 5: B/T NT #1 in Lima
• June 23–24: B/T NT #2 in Alexandria
• June 26–30: B/T NT #3 in Burabay
• June 29–30: B/T NT #4 in Chişinău
• September 6–7: B/T NT #5 in Port Said

Modern pentathlon[edit]

World Championships[edit]

• June 9–16: 2024 World Modern Pentathlon Championships in Zhengzhou
• June 24–30: 2024 World Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in Alexandria
• August 21–25: 2024 FISU World University Modern Pentathlon Championships in Kaunas
• September 9–15: 2024 World U17 Modern Pentathlon Championships in Caldas da Rainha
• September 23–29: 2024 World U19 Modern Pentathlon Championships in Druskininkai
• December 4–8: 2024 World U15 Modern Pentathlon Championships in Guatemala City

Continental Championships[edit]

• April 10–15: 2024 Asian Senior & U19 Modern Pentathlon Championships in Hwaseong
• June 24–30: 2024 African Senior & Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in Alexandria
• July 2–7: 2024 European U17 Modern Pentathlon Championships in Istanbul
• July 8–14: 2024 European Modern Pentathlon Championships in Budapest
• July 23–28: 2024 European U19 Modern Pentathlon Championships in Barcelona
• August 13–18: 2024 European Junior & U15 Modern Pentathlon Championships in Sofia
• September 2–7: 2024 European U24 Modern Pentathlon Championships in Drzonków
• October 3–6: 2024 South & Pan American Senior & Junior Modern Pentathlon Championships in São Paulo

2024 Modern Pentathlon World Cup[edit]

• March 5–10: MPWC #1 in Cairo
  • Winners: Ahmed El-Gendy (m) / Michelle Gulyás (w)
  • Mixed team relay winners: Duilio Carrillo & Mariana Arceo
• April 16–21: MPWC #2 in Ankara #1
  • Winners: Seo Chang-wan (m) / Kerenza Bryson (w)
  • Mixed team relay winners: Pavel Ilyashenko & Yelena Potapenko
• April 23–28: MPWC #3 in Budapest
  • Winners: Mohamed Elgendy (m) / Mariya Gnedtchik (w)
  • Mixed team relay winners: Manuel Padilla & Mayan Oliver
• May 8–13: MPWC #4 in Sofia
• May 22–26: MPWC #5 (final) in Ankara #2

Other events[edit]

• January 24–28: UIPM Challenger in Cairo^[1]
  • Winners: Mohamed El-Gendy (m) / İlke Özyüksel (w)
• February 7–12: Hungarian Open Indoor Championships in Budapest^[2]
  • Winners: Charles Brown (men) /  Egypt (men team)
• February 24–25: Open Trophee Christophe Ruer in Perpignan^[3]
  • Winners: Melvin Perrier (m) / Louison Cazaly (w)
• March 1–3: National Ranking Competition U19 & U17 in Drzonków^[4]
  • Winners: Mathis Rochat (m) / Adrianna Kapała (w)
• April 20–21: Trophy Vila Sant Boi in Sant Boi de Llobregat
• April 20–21: European Cup U15, U17 & U19 in Sant Boi de Llobregat
• May 18–19: Queen D. Leonor International Cup Junior, U17 & U19 in Caldas da Rainha
• June 20–24: Central Asian Cup/Kyrgyzstan Open Championship in Bishkek
• Ocrober 2–6: Yuri Khorishko Memorial in Bishkek

Laser-run[edit]

World & Continental Championships[edit]

• May 5–12: 2024 Pan American Open Championships (Obstacle Laser Run - U15/U17/U19) in Varadero
• June 7–9: 2024 UIPM Laser Run World Championships in Zhengzhou
• July 6–7: 2024 Laser Run European Championships in Funchal

UIPM Global Laser Run City Tour[edit]

• March 1: GLRCT #1 in Alexandria^[5]
• March 2: GLRCT #2 in Kuwait City^[6]
• March 9: GLRCT #3 in Šiauliai^[7]
• April 26: GLRCT #4 in Cairo
• May 1: GLRCT #5 in Telšiai
• May 11: GLRCT #6 in Kabul
• June 15–16: GLRCT #7 in Kuala Lumpur
• August 21–24: GLRCT #8 in Kokshetau
• September 7–8: GLRCT #9 in Kopřivnice
• September 22: GLRCT #10 in Ungheni
• September 28: GLRCT #11 in Chişinău
• October 2: GLRCT #12 in Skopje
• November 8: GLRCT #13 in Qalyub
• November 9: GLRCT #14 in Lima

Other events[edit]

• June 1–2: Laser Run Riga/Riga Open in Riga

Masters[edit]

• June 1–2: French Open Masters Championships in Argelers
• October 10–12: Open Moldovan Masters Championships in Chişinău

References[edit]