Taking the tape on the first ever T100 race, India Lee stormed to victory in the 2024 series opener held in Miami. 

After almost quitting the sport, Lee expressed how her 2024 contract with the PTO saved her triathlon career. “If I hadn’t got the contract, I probably would have had to quit the sport at the end of last year, just because it was getting ridiculous how much time and effort I was putting in.” 

Having grown up as a runner from Winchester, Lee’s multi-sport career started with duathlon. She raced her first triathlon in 2013, then, in the same year secured age-group victory at the European Championships. 

2016 was prominent for Lee as she was crowned European Triathlon Union Champion. She doubled this with another win in the mixed team relay as part of the GB squad. Lee picked up gold at the ITU triathlon world cup in Cagliari just months later. 

Fast forward to 2018, Lee won her first Ironman 70.3 in Weymouth, establishing a love and reputation for long distance triathlon. Keeping up with tradition, she won the same 70.3 race in the following year. 

Proving distance doesn't phase her, she demonstrates a evident track record of success from short course sprint triathlon to 100km formats.