About the Fulton Hogan Mount Festival of Multisport

The iconic Tauranga Half has been part of the Mount Maunganui summer since 1990, making it one of New Zealand’s longest running and most iconic triathlons.

In 2015 a selection of events were added to the Tauranga Half to create a festival that appeals to a wider range of people with varied athletic abilities. These events now sit under the umbrella of the Fulton Hogan Mount Festival of Multisport. Our goal is to get more people, more active, more often!

The Mount Festival events calendar has been carefully developed over the years with a range of events that include Tauranga Half, The AquaBike, Pilot Bay Swim and Pressio Mount Festival Half Marathon.

Each event has its own identity and flavour but works together to provide athletes and the community with a broad and exciting experience.

Our History

Current Course Records

Tauranga Half

2023	Braden Currie	3:37:47	Male
2021	Teresa Adam	3:57:01	Female

Enduro

2021	Greg Bassam	5:21:20	Male
2021	Brittney Litton	6:27:02	Female

AquaBike

2021	Stephen Sheldrake	3:30:02	Male
2020	Jan Litchwark	3:42:21	Female

Pressio Mount Festival Half Marathon

Half Marathon

2021	Michael Voss	1:09:16	Male
2021	Alice Mason	1:20:04	Female

iLine 10km

2020	Alex Brackenbury	37:08	Male
2021	Sophie Wilkinson	41:50	Female

5km

2021	Taylor Reid	17:43	Male
2021	Nicole van der Kaay	18:03	Female

Tauranga Half Records Over The Years

YEAR	MALE	FEMALE
1990	Scott Ballance – 4:16:51	Karen Williams – 4:53:53
1991	Dave Bradding – 4:04:45	Cori Lyons – 4:49:18
1992	Tony O’Hagan – 3:57:17
1993		Megan Robertson – 4:48:04
1994	Tony O’Hagan – 3:50:24	Sue Clark – 4:37:59
1995		Sue Clark – 4:22:06
1996	Walter Thorburn – 3:48:47	Jenny Rose – 4:13:21
2006	Nathan Richmond – 3:47:54
2009		Sam Warriner – 4:10:47
2013	Graham O’Grady – 3:47:54
2017	Braden Currie – 3:45:38
2021	Kyle Smith – 3:39:43	Teresa Adam – 3:57:01
2023	Braden Currie – 3:37:47