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T100 Triathlon World Championship Race to Qatar

In 2025, the T100 Triathlon World Championship will be decided in Qatar, a destination like no other where cultural authenticity meets modernity.

2025 Season

  1. Singapore T1005 April 2025Results
  2. San Francisco T10031 May 2025Results
  3. Vancouver T10014 June 2025Results
  4. London T1009 August 2025Results
  5. French Riviera T10030 August 2025Results
  6. Spain T10020 September 2025Results
  7. Wollongong T10018 October 2025Results
  8. Dubai T10015 November 2025Start List
  9. Qatar T100World Championship Final12 December 2025Start List
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Top Ranked Athletes

Women top 10

    1KateWaughGreat Britain

    A Paris 2024 Olympian, Britain's Kate Waugh was also 2022 under-23 World Triathlon Champion and steps up to T100 Triathlon for the first time in 2025 to again prove her class.

    Athlete Profile
    128 ptsSwim icon#5Bike icon#4Run icon#5
    2LucyCharles-BarclayGreat Britain

    After 2 T100 2nd places in Miami and Singapore, Great Britain's Lucy Charles-Barclay was sidelined by injury. Back for 2025, Lucy has unfinished business and is one to watch for the overall title.

    Athlete Profile
    119 ptsSwim icon#1Bike icon#8Run icon#9
    3AshleighGentleAustralia

    With 2 T100 wins, plus 3 more top-10 finishes, Australia's Ashleigh Gentle finished 2nd overall in 2024. With a killer run and bike-focused training, Ash is sure to challenge for the crown in 2025.

    Athlete Profile
    107 ptsSwim icon#22Bike icon#18Run icon#6
    4JulieDerronSwitzerland

    Following her Olympic Silver medal in Paris, Switzerland's Julie Derron took 3rd overall in the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour with just 3 scoring races. Expect huge things from Julie in 2025.

    Athlete Profile
    96 ptsSwim icon#12Bike icon#9Run icon#4
    5TaylorKnibbUnited States of America

    The 2024 T100 Triathlon World Champion, winning 4 from 4 races, Taylor Knibb is undoubtedly the most dominant talent of her generation. But that means everyone is out to topple the champ!

    Athlete Profile
    90 ptsSwim icon#8Bike icon#1Run icon#12
    6JessicaLearmonthGreat Britain

    A European, Commonwealth and Olympic mixed relay medal winner, Britain's Jessica Learmonth recently became a mother and will shake things up from the gun with her incredible swim speed.

    Athlete Profile
    86 ptsSwim icon#4Bike icon#2Run icon#35
    7LucyByramGreat Britain

    Britain's Lucy Byram clocked up 6 top-10 finishes in the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour, showing superb consistency which bodes well for this classy racer in the expanded 2025 race series.

    Athlete Profile
    73 ptsSwim icon#44Bike icon#3Run icon#23
    8HannahBerryNew Zealand

    New Zealand's Hannah Berry has proven herself highly adaptable to different triathlon distances. If she can bring that talent and her swim-bike power to the fore, Hannah could mix things up in 2025.

    Athlete Profile
    71 ptsSwim icon#16Bike icon#13Run icon#19
    9PaulaFindlayCanada

    Always a threat, Canada's Paula Findlay is one of the sport's best-loved athletes. Extremely consistent at high-level racing, Paula clocked up 4 top-6 finishes in the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour.

    Athlete Profile
    66 ptsSwim icon#26Bike icon#11Run icon#14
    10EllieSalthouseAustralia

    With a resume packed with race wins, Australia's Ellie Salthouse is a consistent performer. If this all-rounder can bring that consistency to T100, Ellie could be a high point-scorer in 2025.

    Athlete Profile
    60 ptsSwim icon#27Bike icon#28Run icon#15
All Women Standings

Men top 10

    1HaydenWildeNew Zealand

    Paris Olympic Silver medallist and 2nd at the 2024 IRONMAN® 70.3 World Championships, New Zealand's Hayden Wilde will have his sights set on the top step of the T100 podium in 2025.

    Athlete Profile
    140 ptsSwim icon#30Bike icon#2Run icon#3
    2JelleGeensBelgium

    After his stunning debut T100 victory at Lake Las Vegas, Belgium's Jelle Geens became IRONMAN® 70.3 World Champion. Could Jelle go one better and win the T100 Triathlon World Championship in 2025?

    Athlete Profile
    122 ptsSwim icon#15Bike icon#6Run icon#1
    3MikaNoodtGermany

    A strong all-rounder, Germany's Mika Noodt scored 3 top-6 finishes in the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour, including 3rd at Ibiza T100. Don't be surprised to see Mika hitting more podiums in 2025.

    Athlete Profile
    110 ptsSwim icon#18Bike icon#3Run icon#17
    4RicoBogenGermany

    Germany's Rico Bogen always animates the race, pushing the pace from the front and challenging on the run, a tactic which earned him 3rd overall and plenty of fans in 2024.

    Athlete Profile
    93 ptsSwim icon#7Bike icon#1Run icon#13
    5MathisMargirierFrance

    Finishing 7th in the 2024 T100, France's Mathis Margirier is a monster on the bike and sure to feature throughout the 2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour, making him one to watch.pieter

    Athlete Profile
    82 ptsSwim icon#23Bike icon#5Run icon#29
    6YouriKeulenNetherlands

    The Netherlands' Youri Keulen has upgraded his Wildcard slot to a full contract in 2025. His stunning give-it-all victory at the Singapore T100 cemented him as one of the sport's most dynamic racers.

    Athlete Profile
    81 ptsSwim icon#20Bike icon#21Run icon#5
    7MartenVan RielBelgium

    T100 Triathlon World Champion in 2024 after winning 3 races including the World Championship Final, Belgium's Marten Van Riel will have a target on his back throughout the 2025 season!

    Athlete Profile
    73 ptsSwim icon#8Bike icon#10Run icon#8
    8MennoKoolhaasNetherlands

    A front-pack swimmer and stellar runner, the Netherlands' Menno Koolhaas showed his class in 2024 with 6th at the Miami T100 and 5th in Kona. Now he returns to T100 with a contract in 2025.

    Athlete Profile
    71 ptsSwim icon#9Bike icon#25Run icon#12
    9SamuelDickinsonGreat Britain

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    64 ptsSwim icon#4Bike icon#11Run icon#34
    10GregoryBarnabyItaly

    A consistent performer across different distances, Italy's Gregory Barnaby scored a T100 contract with his high PTO World Ranking and will look to beat his best T100 finish – 10th in London – in 2025.

    Athlete Profile
    62 ptsSwim icon#25Bike icon#20Run icon#28
All Men Standings

Contracted Athletes

Contracted male and female athletes have earned their place in the 2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour. The top-10 of the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour standings receive an automatic invite for 2025, while the remaining slots are filled from the PTO World Rankings, reflective of outstanding performances in 2024.

Women

2LucyCharles-BarclayGreat Britain

After 2 T100 2nd places in Miami and Singapore, Great Britain's Lucy Charles-Barclay was sidelined by injury. Back for 2025, Lucy has unfinished business and is one to watch for the overall title.

Athlete Profile
119 ptsSwim icon#1Bike icon#8Run icon#9
3AshleighGentleAustralia

With 2 T100 wins, plus 3 more top-10 finishes, Australia's Ashleigh Gentle finished 2nd overall in 2024. With a killer run and bike-focused training, Ash is sure to challenge for the crown in 2025.

Athlete Profile
107 ptsSwim icon#22Bike icon#18Run icon#6
4JulieDerronSwitzerland

Following her Olympic Silver medal in Paris, Switzerland's Julie Derron took 3rd overall in the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour with just 3 scoring races. Expect huge things from Julie in 2025.

Athlete Profile
96 ptsSwim icon#12Bike icon#9Run icon#4
5TaylorKnibbUnited States of America

The 2024 T100 Triathlon World Champion, winning 4 from 4 races, Taylor Knibb is undoubtedly the most dominant talent of her generation. But that means everyone is out to topple the champ!

Athlete Profile
90 ptsSwim icon#8Bike icon#1Run icon#12
7LucyByramGreat Britain

Britain's Lucy Byram clocked up 6 top-10 finishes in the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour, showing superb consistency which bodes well for this classy racer in the expanded 2025 race series.

Athlete Profile
73 ptsSwim icon#44Bike icon#3Run icon#23
8HannahBerryNew Zealand

New Zealand's Hannah Berry has proven herself highly adaptable to different triathlon distances. If she can bring that talent and her swim-bike power to the fore, Hannah could mix things up in 2025.

Athlete Profile
71 ptsSwim icon#16Bike icon#13Run icon#19
9PaulaFindlayCanada

Always a threat, Canada's Paula Findlay is one of the sport's best-loved athletes. Extremely consistent at high-level racing, Paula clocked up 4 top-6 finishes in the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour.

Athlete Profile
66 ptsSwim icon#26Bike icon#11Run icon#14
10EllieSalthouseAustralia

With a resume packed with race wins, Australia's Ellie Salthouse is a consistent performer. If this all-rounder can bring that consistency to T100, Ellie could be a high point-scorer in 2025.

Athlete Profile
60 ptsSwim icon#27Bike icon#28Run icon#15
11IndiaLeeGreat Britain

The first-ever T100 Triathlon race winner, Britain's India Lee was victorious at the Miami T100 and went on to finish 8th overall with 3 top-10 finishes including bronze in the Ibiza T100.

Athlete Profile
53 ptsSwim icon#13Bike icon#17Run icon#25
13GraceThekAustralia

Australia's Grace Thek regularly posts some of the fastest run splits to finish well. If she can stay with the best on the bike in 2025, Grace will be a real threat for a high finish.

Athlete Profile
46 ptsSwim icon#30Bike icon#52Run icon#11
16HollyLawrenceGreat Britain

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38 ptsSwim icon#7Bike icon#33Run icon#26
18CarolinePohleGermany

A superb 2024 season put Germany's Caroline Pohle 13th in the PTO World Rankings. With the full swim, bike, run package, Caroline could shake up the T100 series as a contracted athlete in 2025.

Athlete Profile
36 ptsSwim icon#14Bike icon#26Run icon#16
19MartaSánchezSpain

Spain's Marta Sanchez packed 13 races into 2024, showing she can handle a tough schedule. With more races in the T100 Triathlon World Tour in 2025, Marta could stay strong where others falter.

Athlete Profile
34 ptsSwim icon#9Bike icon#21Run icon#33
21ElsVisserNetherlands

3rd at the Singapore T100 in 2024, the Netherlands' Els Visser has shown she can battle with the best over 100km. If she can maintain that level throughout 2025, Els is certainly one to watch.

Athlete Profile
26 ptsSwim icon#96Bike icon#34Run icon#41
53FloraDuffyBermuda

Tokyo Olympic Champion, Bermuda's Flora Duffy finished 5th in the T100 series in 2024. Now committed to the longer 100km distance, Flora is an incredible athlete who thrives under pressure.

Athlete Profile
- ptsSwim icon#275Bike icon#308Run icon#259
ImogenSimmondsSwitzerland

Switzerland's Imogen Simmonds has the full swim-bike-run package to challenge for top placings, underlined by 4 top-10 finishes in 2024, which saw her reach 9th in the overall standings.

Athlete Profile
- ptsSwim icon#93Bike icon#117Run icon#177

Men

2JelleGeensBelgium

After his stunning debut T100 victory at Lake Las Vegas, Belgium's Jelle Geens became IRONMAN® 70.3 World Champion. Could Jelle go one better and win the T100 Triathlon World Championship in 2025?

Athlete Profile
122 ptsSwim icon#15Bike icon#6Run icon#1
3MikaNoodtGermany

A strong all-rounder, Germany's Mika Noodt scored 3 top-6 finishes in the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour, including 3rd at Ibiza T100. Don't be surprised to see Mika hitting more podiums in 2025.

Athlete Profile
110 ptsSwim icon#18Bike icon#3Run icon#17
4RicoBogenGermany

Germany's Rico Bogen always animates the race, pushing the pace from the front and challenging on the run, a tactic which earned him 3rd overall and plenty of fans in 2024.

Athlete Profile
93 ptsSwim icon#7Bike icon#1Run icon#13
5MathisMargirierFrance

Finishing 7th in the 2024 T100, France's Mathis Margirier is a monster on the bike and sure to feature throughout the 2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour, making him one to watch.pieter

Athlete Profile
82 ptsSwim icon#23Bike icon#5Run icon#29
6YouriKeulenNetherlands

The Netherlands' Youri Keulen has upgraded his Wildcard slot to a full contract in 2025. His stunning give-it-all victory at the Singapore T100 cemented him as one of the sport's most dynamic racers.

Athlete Profile
81 ptsSwim icon#20Bike icon#21Run icon#5
7MartenVan RielBelgium

T100 Triathlon World Champion in 2024 after winning 3 races including the World Championship Final, Belgium's Marten Van Riel will have a target on his back throughout the 2025 season!

Athlete Profile
73 ptsSwim icon#8Bike icon#10Run icon#8
8MennoKoolhaasNetherlands

A front-pack swimmer and stellar runner, the Netherlands' Menno Koolhaas showed his class in 2024 with 6th at the Miami T100 and 5th in Kona. Now he returns to T100 with a contract in 2025.

Athlete Profile
71 ptsSwim icon#9Bike icon#25Run icon#12
10GregoryBarnabyItaly

A consistent performer across different distances, Italy's Gregory Barnaby scored a T100 contract with his high PTO World Ranking and will look to beat his best T100 finish – 10th in London – in 2025.

Athlete Profile
62 ptsSwim icon#25Bike icon#20Run icon#28
11AntonioBenito LópezSpain

Spain's Antonio Benito-Lopez took 6th as a home-crowd hero at the Ibiza T100 in 2024. Now upgraded to a contract thanks to a strong PTO World Ranking position, he'll be looking for more this season.

Athlete Profile
59 ptsSwim icon#16Bike icon#24Run icon#14
12KyleSmithNew Zealand

A Wildcard in 2024, New Zealand's Kyle Smith showed consistent swim, bike and run speed to finish last season in 2nd place overall. Can he climb onto the top step in 2025?

Athlete Profile
52 ptsSwim icon#17Bike icon#9Run icon#18
16SamLongUnited States of America

The USA's Sam Long is one of triathlon's biggest personalities with the fan following to suit. 6th in 2024, can Sam's astounding bike and run see him finish even higher in 2025?

Athlete Profile
39 ptsSwim icon#192Bike icon#15Run icon#9
17JasonWestUnited States of America

With run prowess feared by all, the USA's Jason West is back for redemption in the 2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour after a tough campaign in 2024 where Jason didn't reach his dizzying potential.

Athlete Profile
38 ptsSwim icon#24Bike icon#75Run icon#4
18NicolasMannGermany

3 strong results including 8th at the Lake Las Vegas T100 saw Germany's Nicolas Mann finish 2024 18th in the PTO World Rankings. He'll now have to prove himself over the full T100 series in 2025.

Athlete Profile
29 ptsSwim icon#49Bike icon#50Run icon#61
24JustusNieschlagGermany

With 3rd in the Lake Las Vegas T100 and 6th at the Dubai T100 as a Wildcard in 2024, Germany's Justus Nieschlag earned a T100 contract for 2025. Can the Justus fight for the top spot this season?

Athlete Profile
20 ptsSwim icon#22Bike icon#27Run icon#47
26PieterHeemeryckBelgium

5 top-10 T100 performances in 2024 saw Belgium's Pieter Heemeryck finish the year in 8th place. An all-rounder who excels in harsh conditions, look out for Pieter when the going gets tough.

Athlete Profile
18 ptsSwim icon#47Bike icon#52Run icon#42
29FredericFunkGermany

Germany's Frederic Funk rounded out the T100 top-10 in 2024 and has more to show in 2025. A consistent performer with a outstanding bike power, Fred can mix it up with the best.

Athlete Profile
15 ptsSwim icon#60Bike icon#12Run icon#59

Hot Shots

Hot Shots make up the remaining roster of 20 athletes. All proven performers from the world of triathlon, they earn a T100 contract due to being on the cusp last season, those moving up from shorter-distance racing or athletes with palmares and pedigree coming back from injury or maternity.

Women

1KateWaughGreat Britain

A Paris 2024 Olympian, Britain's Kate Waugh was also 2022 under-23 World Triathlon Champion and steps up to T100 Triathlon for the first time in 2025 to again prove her class.

Athlete Profile
128 ptsSwim icon#5Bike icon#4Run icon#5
6JessicaLearmonthGreat Britain

A European, Commonwealth and Olympic mixed relay medal winner, Britain's Jessica Learmonth recently became a mother and will shake things up from the gun with her incredible swim speed.

Athlete Profile
86 ptsSwim icon#4Bike icon#2Run icon#35
12TaylorSpiveyUnited States of America

Paris 2024 Olympian, the USA's Taylor Spivey returns to the T100 Triathlon World Tour as a Hot Shot in 2025 after dipping her feet in the longer distance last season, finishing in 11th place overall.

Athlete Profile
48 ptsSwim icon#10Bike icon#61Run icon#8
22LauraMadsenDenmark

Following a strong 2024 season packed with racing including 3 victories, Denmark's Laura Madsen upgrades her T100 wildcard status to become a contracted Hot Shot in the 2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour.

Athlete Profile
24 ptsSwim icon#67Bike icon#12Run icon#48

Men

1HaydenWildeNew Zealand

Paris Olympic Silver medallist and 2nd at the 2024 IRONMAN® 70.3 World Championships, New Zealand's Hayden Wilde will have his sights set on the top step of the T100 podium in 2025.

Athlete Profile
140 ptsSwim icon#30Bike icon#2Run icon#3
13LéoBergereFrance

Bronze medallist from Paris, 3rd at the 2024 IRONMAN® 70.3 World Championships and the 2022 World Triathlon Champion, France's Leo Bergere has proven himself one of the world's best.

Athlete Profile
50 ptsSwim icon#11Bike icon#26Run icon#24
15MorganPearsonUnited States of America

A double-Olympic mixed-relay Silver medalist, the USA's Morgan Pearson boasts awesome run speed and joins T100 Triathlon following his first long-distance win at the 2024 IRONMAN® 70.3 Indian Wells.

Athlete Profile
48 ptsSwim icon#1Bike icon#62Run icon#2
20VincentLuisFrance

Double World Triathlon Champion and Tokyo 2020 mixed relay bronze medallist, France's Vincent Luis has won IRONMAN® 70.3 Bahrain twice and now steps up to the T100 Triathlon World Tour.

Athlete Profile
26 ptsSwim icon#6Bike icon#49Run icon#15

Wildcards

At each T100 race, there will be a selection of Wildcard athletes, selected thanks to recent performances. Wildcards aren’t contracted to race, but can still earn prize money, points and the chance at a 2026 contract.

Women

14LisaPertererAustria
14LisaPertererAustria

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43 ptsSwim icon#25Bike icon#10Run icon#17
15HanneDe VetBelgium
15HanneDe VetBelgium

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43 ptsSwim icon#18Bike icon#16Run icon#42
17SaraPérez SalaSpain
17SaraPérez SalaSpain

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37 ptsSwim icon#3Bike icon#29Run icon#40
20LeanaBissigSwitzerland
20LeanaBissigSwitzerland

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26 ptsSwim icon#56Bike icon#55Run icon#31
23MarleneDe BoerNetherlands
23MarleneDe BoerNetherlands

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24 ptsSwim icon#65Bike icon#31Run icon#29
24MeganMcDonaldGreat Britain
24MeganMcDonaldGreat Britain

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23 ptsSwim icon#68Bike icon#43Run icon#82
25AlanisSiffertSwitzerland
25AlanisSiffertSwitzerland

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22 ptsSwim icon#11Bike icon#19Run icon#45
26DanielaKleiserGermany
26DanielaKleiserGermany

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22 ptsSwim icon#126Bike icon#37Run icon#2
27GeorgiaTaylor-BrownGreat Britain
27GeorgiaTaylor-BrownGreat Britain

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21 ptsSwim icon#24Bike icon#54Run icon#53
28LotteWilmsNetherlands
28LotteWilmsNetherlands

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18 ptsSwim icon#6Bike icon#20Run icon#77
29KaidiKiviojaEstonia
29KaidiKiviojaEstonia

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18 ptsSwim icon#73Bike icon#35Run icon#60
30CeciliaPerezMexico
30CeciliaPerezMexico

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17 ptsSwim icon#53Bike icon#86Run icon#47
31JustineGuerardFrance
31JustineGuerardFrance

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15 ptsSwim icon#41Bike icon#73Run icon#58
32NatalieVan CoevordenAustralia
32NatalieVan CoevordenAustralia

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14 ptsSwim icon#20Bike icon#44Run icon#32
33AmeliaWatkinsonNew Zealand
33AmeliaWatkinsonNew Zealand

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14 ptsSwim icon#104Bike icon#47Run icon#34
34DiedeDiederiksNetherlands
34DiedeDiederiksNetherlands

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13 ptsSwim icon#108Bike icon#32Run icon#72
35Anne-SophiePierreFrance
35Anne-SophiePierreFrance

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13 ptsSwim icon#116Bike icon#45Run icon#43
36LizzieRaynerGreat Britain
36LizzieRaynerGreat Britain

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12 ptsSwim icon#34Bike icon#39Run icon#38
37ChloeHartnettAustralia
37ChloeHartnettAustralia

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10 ptsSwim icon#46Bike icon#66Run icon#111
38RebeccaAnderburyGreat Britain
38RebeccaAnderburyGreat Britain

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10 ptsSwim icon#113Bike icon#14Run icon#61
39AliceBettoItaly
39AliceBettoItaly

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9 ptsSwim icon#122Bike icon#243Run icon#159
40FenellaLangridgeGreat Britain
40FenellaLangridgeGreat Britain

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7 ptsSwim icon#117Bike icon#204Run icon#262
41JustineMathieuxFrance
41JustineMathieuxFrance

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7 ptsSwim icon#60Bike icon#81Run icon#39
42VittoriaLopesBrazil
42VittoriaLopesBrazil

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7 ptsSwim icon#37Bike icon#80Run icon#165
43LilliGelminiItaly
43LilliGelminiItaly

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6 ptsSwim icon#38Bike icon#153Run icon#52
44BiancaBogenGermany
44BiancaBogenGermany

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6 ptsSwim icon#50Bike icon#90Run icon#83
45GraceAlexanderUnited States of America
45GraceAlexanderUnited States of America

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6 ptsSwim icon#35Bike icon#50Run icon#86
46RhianneHughesGreat Britain
46RhianneHughesGreat Britain

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5 ptsSwim icon#160Bike icon#109Run icon#63
47MayaKingmaNetherlands
47MayaKingmaNetherlands

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5 ptsSwim icon#264Bike icon#292Run icon#342
48Anastacia DammNielsenDenmark
48Anastacia DammNielsenDenmark

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4 ptsSwim icon#81Bike icon#62Run icon#70
49LisaBecharasUnited States of America
49LisaBecharasUnited States of America

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4 ptsSwim icon#79Bike icon#15Run icon#125
50JulieIemmoloFrance
50JulieIemmoloFrance

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2 ptsSwim icon#19Bike icon#87Run icon#141
51DominikaJamnickyCanada
51DominikaJamnickyCanada

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- ptsSwim icon#85Bike icon#145Run icon#173
52KatharinaKrügerGermany
52KatharinaKrügerGermany

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- ptsSwim icon#40Bike icon#124Run icon#129
54MinttuHukkaFinland
54MinttuHukkaFinland

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- ptsSwim icon#198Bike icon#142Run icon#74

Men

9SamuelDickinsonGreat Britain
9SamuelDickinsonGreat Britain

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64 ptsSwim icon#4Bike icon#11Run icon#34
14WilhelmHirschGermany
14WilhelmHirschGermany

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49 ptsSwim icon#14Bike icon#38Run icon#16
19JonasSchomburgGermany
19JonasSchomburgGermany

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26 ptsSwim icon#10Bike icon#18Run icon#20
21JakeBirtwhistleAustralia
21JakeBirtwhistleAustralia

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24 ptsSwim icon#44Bike icon#63Run icon#23
22HenryRäppoEstonia
22HenryRäppoEstonia

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20 ptsSwim icon#64Bike icon#53Run icon#45
23JamieRiddleSouth Africa
23JamieRiddleSouth Africa

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20 ptsSwim icon#5Bike icon#19Run icon#60
25GuillemMontiel MorenoSpain
25GuillemMontiel MorenoSpain

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18 ptsSwim icon#56Bike icon#41Run icon#87
27WillDraperGreat Britain
27WillDraperGreat Britain

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16 ptsSwim icon#164Bike icon#28Run icon#37
28MarcDubrickUnited States of America
28MarcDubrickUnited States of America

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15 ptsSwim icon#2Bike icon#61Run icon#41
30HenrikGoeschFinland
30HenrikGoeschFinland

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13 ptsSwim icon#51Bike icon#66Run icon#35
31PanagiotisBitadosGreece
31PanagiotisBitadosGreece

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12 ptsSwim icon#165Bike icon#247Run icon#194
32JannikSchauflerGermany
32JannikSchauflerGermany

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12 ptsSwim icon#28Bike icon#69Run icon#85
33JarrodOsborneAustralia
33JarrodOsborneAustralia

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11 ptsSwim icon#186Bike icon#83Run icon#22
34MicheleBortolamediItaly
34MicheleBortolamediItaly

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10 ptsSwim icon#41Bike icon#100Run icon#72
35JackHutchensGreat Britain
35JackHutchensGreat Britain

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10 ptsSwim icon#66Bike icon#95Run icon#79
36DylanMagnienFrance
36DylanMagnienFrance

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9 ptsSwim icon#42Bike icon#116Run icon#26
37MikePhillipsNew Zealand
37MikePhillipsNew Zealand

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8 ptsSwim icon#118Bike icon#55Run icon#63
38FabianKraftGermany
38FabianKraftGermany

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8 ptsSwim icon#29Bike icon#76Run icon#25
39JacksonLaundryCanada
39JacksonLaundryCanada

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8 ptsSwim icon#160Bike icon#33Run icon#121
40AaronRoyleAustralia
40AaronRoyleAustralia

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8 ptsSwim icon#12Bike icon#47Run icon#91
41MaxStapleyGreat Britain
41MaxStapleyGreat Britain

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8 ptsSwim icon#175Bike icon#252Run icon#283
42HarryPalmerGreat Britain
42HarryPalmerGreat Britain

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8 ptsSwim icon#81Bike icon#42Run icon#36
43CalebNobleAustralia
43CalebNobleAustralia

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7 ptsSwim icon#68Bike icon#119Run icon#80
44JustinRieleUnited States of America
44JustinRieleUnited States of America

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7 ptsSwim icon#61Bike icon#39Run icon#220
45BenHamiltonNew Zealand
45BenHamiltonNew Zealand

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6 ptsSwim icon#123Bike icon#45Run icon#62
46OndrejKuboSlovakia
46OndrejKuboSlovakia

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6 ptsSwim icon#210Bike icon#87Run icon#74
47KurtMcDonaldAustralia
47KurtMcDonaldAustralia

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5 ptsSwim icon#78Bike icon#46Run icon#97
48ColinSzuchUnited States of America
48ColinSzuchUnited States of America

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5 ptsSwim icon#226Bike icon#43Run icon#48
49SamOsborneNew Zealand
49SamOsborneNew Zealand

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4 ptsSwim icon#67Bike icon#120Run icon#70
50TylerMislawchukCanada
50TylerMislawchukCanada

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