The Ultimate Pro Triathlon Tour
The 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour will take the world’s best pro triathletes on a globe-trotting adventure as they battle it out in 8 iconic locations finishing at the T100 Grand Final, where the first-ever T100 World Champions will be crowned.
40
Professional
Triathletes
8
Incredible
races
$7m
Prize
money
2
World
Champions
Meet the athletes
Women
#2
Ashleigh
Gentle
Dubbed the Queen of the 100km distance having perviously won 3 PTO Tour events, Aussie Ashleigh Gentle is the ultimate all-rounder and proved that by taking the win at the Singapore T100.
#4
Lucy
Charles-Barclay
Reigning Ironman® World Champion, Britain’s Lucy Charles-Barclay is perhaps the most consistent triathlete in the world and has already secured 2nd in both the Miami and Singapore T100 races.
#15
India
Lee
The first-ever T100 Champion, Britain’s India Lee took the win at the Miami T100 by combining strong swim, bike and run legs into all-round perfection for a huge breakthrough performance.
Hotshot
Lucy
Byram
Lucy Byram joined the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour with a discretionary Hot Shot place and has had two great performances so far: 6th in the Miami T100 and 7th in the Singapore T100.
#22
Holly
Lawrence
Britain’s Holly Lawrence is an all-rounder with proven pedigree underlined by her complete swim, bike, run performance in the Miami T100 to take 3rd place in the season opener.
#7
Paula
Findlay
Winner of the first-ever 100km PTO event in 2020, Canada’s Paula Findlay is a fierce and consistent performer who took a hard-earned 4th place at the Miami T100.
Hotshot
Amelia
Watkinson
A powerful athlete with a stellar bike-run combo, New Zealand’s Amelia Watkinson kicked off her T100 season with 4th place at the Singapore T100.
#8
Daniela
Ryf
A 10-time world champion with 5 Ironman® and 5 Ironman® 70.3® titles to her name, Switzerland’s Daniela Ryf is, for many, the undisputed GOAT.
#13
Skye
Moench
Undoubtedly one of the strongest athletes in the sport – both physically and mentally – the USA’s Skye Moench is a dark horse at the T100 distance.
#1
Anne
Haug
PTO World #1 and PTO Ibiza winner in 2023, 41-year old German and former Ironman® World Champion, Anne Haug, is only getting faster.
#3
Taylor
Knibb
Olympian and double Ironman® 70.3® World Champion, rising US star Taylor Knibb is a triathlete with no weaknesses and a GOAT in the making.
#5
Laura
Philipp
Bringing strength and ferocious bike-run speed to every race, Germany’s Laura Philipp is a performer who’s always in the podium conversation.
#6
Kat
Matthews
The first woman to crack the iron-distance in sub-8-hours, Britain’s Kat Matthews is grit personified and is sure to feature when the racing heats up.
#10
Emma
Pallant-Browne
With over 25 middle-distance wins to her name, Britain’s Emma Pallant-Browne is one of triathlon’s strongest, swiftest bike-runners and with incredible consistency she’s a strong T100 contender.
#9
Imogen
Simmonds
Winner of 8 middle-distance titles, Switzerland’s Imogen Simmonds has the full swim-bike-run package to be a podium contender at any T00 race.
#11
Chelsea
Sodaro
2022 Ironman® World Champion and with two PTO 100km bronze finishes, the USA’s Chelsea Sodaro is a born competitor with the talent to rip up T100.
#12
Marjolaine
Pierre
Current World Triathlon Long Distance World Champion, 24-year-old Frenchwoman Marjolaine Pierre is an all-rounder and a star on the rise.
#14
Tamara
Jewett
One of the fastest runners in the sport, pundits have Canada’s Tamara Jewett poised for triathlon domination as she makes rapid strides over swim and bike too.
Hotshot
Flora
Duffy
Tokyo Olympic Champion, Bermuda’s Flora Duffy is an incredible swimmer, attacking cyclist and outstanding runner who thrives under pressure.
Hotshot
Taylor
Spivey
Perhaps the most consistent performer on the World Triathlon circuit, the USA’s Taylor Spivey has all the skills and talent needed to take T100 by storm.
Men
#9
Sam
Long
Known as ‘The Big Unit’ the USA’s Sam Long has had 2 epic races already, fighting from the back of the field back to the pointy end to take 2nd in both the Miami and Singapore T100 races.
#2
Magnus
Ditlev
The first-ever T100 Champion, Denmark’s Magnus Ditlev took the win at the Miami T100 to prove this sensational cyclist has the swim and run chops to contend for the T100 World Championship title.
#6
Mathis
Margirier
A monster on the bike, France’s Mathis Margirier was the main protagonist at the front of the Miami T100 bike leg and followed this dominance with a strong run for 3rd place to start the T100 season.
#3
Jason
West
With run speed feared by all, the USA’s Jason West meteoric swim and bike improvement have signalled to many that he’s T100 World Champion material.
#17
David
McNamee
A consummate runner, Britain’s David McNamee has 2 Ironman® World Championship podium finishes to his name – expect to see the Scot heading up the leaderboard towards T100 finish lines.
#16
Aaron
Royle
A superstar swimmer who can back it up on the bike and run, Australia’s Aaron Royle has shown a consistent start to the 2024 T100 season taking 10th in Miami and 7th in Singapore.
#7
Rudy
Von Berg
With no weaknesses across swim, bike or run, the USA’s Rudy Von Berg is a true triathlete and a quality performer looking to crack the T100 code.
Hotshot
Alistair
Brownlee
Triathlon’s only double Olympic Champion, Britain’s Alistair Brownlee is a multiple world champion with the pedigree to boss the front of the race.
#8
Leon
Chevalier
With a growing list of quality big-race results, France’s Leon Chevalier has made a name for himself as a powerful bike-run specialist not to be underestimated.
#11
Daniel
Baekkegard
A classy racer who’s never far from the front, Denmark’s Daniel Baekkegard is a complete athlete and always a podium contender.
#14
Frederic
Funk
Fred Funk is known as an uber-biker, but there’s more to this German star whose pure strength saw him take silver at the 2023 Ironman® 70.3® World Championship.
#5
Pieter
Heemeryck
A previous 100km podium-getter, Belgium’s Pieter Heemeryck is an all-rounder who excels on the bike and run as shown by his 3rd place finish at the Singapore T100.
#13
Sam
Laidlow
Reigning Ironman® World Champion, France’s Sam Laidlow is a wire-to-wire performer with incredible swim pace, peerless bike speed and strong run.
Hotshot
Rico
Bogen
Only turning pro in 2022, Germany’s Rico Bogen shocked the triathlon world by winning the 2023 Ironman® 70.3® World Championships in dominating style.
#23
Ben
Kanute
Proudly sporting the Stars and Stripes, the USA’s Ben Kanute is a gutsy racer with the swim-bike-run speed to contend for top honours at T100.
#15
Clement
Mignon
Reigning World Triathlon Long Distance Champion, France’s Clement Mignon has all the swim-bike-run talent needed to battle at the head of the race.
#12
Bradley
Weiss
A supremely consistent performer, South Africa’s Bradley Weiss packs a strong swim-bike-run combo, which has seen him break into the top 10 in 100km racing.
#174
Max
Neumann
Winner of PTO Ibiza in 2023, Australia’s Max Neumann is coming back from injury to once again prove he can outclass the rest and challenge for the T100 title.
Hotshot
Javier
Gomez
With Olympic Silver, 9 world titles across World Triathlon, Ironman® 70.3® and Xterra, Spain’s Javier Gomez is a triathlon great who can do it all.
Hotshot
Marten
Van Riel
A stellar swim-bike-runner, and holder of the middle-distance world-best time, many consider Belgium’s Marten Van Riel a T100 World Champion in waiting.
Leaderboards
RACE TO THE TOP
Follow the unfolding T100 Triathlon World Tour season with the latest pro athlete results and leaderboards.
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Each athlete can have 3 scoring races plus the T100 World Championship Final in their total points tally.
A globe-trotting Tour where only the strong will prevail on the road to the T100 Grand Final
12-14 April
Marina Bay Area
9 March
Miami Speedway, Florida
8 June
West Coast
28-29 July
Docklands
28-29 September
Ibiza Town
20-21 October
Lake Las Vegas
16-17 November
Dubai
Events
They might be the world’s ultimate athletes but each race in the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour will test triathlon’s biggest stars to the limit. With varied courses, terrains and conditions, plus the need to stay physically and mentally strong across a long and demanding season, only the best will earn the title of T100 World Champion following the T100 World Championship Final.
Miami, USA
At Clash Endurance Miami
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9 March
The T100 World Triathlon tour kicks off in the city of magic at Clash Endurance Miami; who can handle the heat and secure victory in the season opener?
Singapore
Marina Bay
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13-14 April
The world’s best triathletes return to Asia’s iconic city circuit once again, ready to tackle the waters of Marina Bay in their quest for the T100 title!
San Francisco, USA
At Escape From Alcatraz
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8-9 June
The T100 heads to America’s stunning west coast for a flagship San Francisco event hosted at the famous Escape From Alcatraz triathlon.
London, UK
DOCKLANDS
|
27-28 July
Britain’s capital plays host to the T100’s elite; a race course studded with iconic landmarks promises to provide history-making moments for both athletes and fans.
IBIZA, Spain
IBIZA TOWN
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28-29 September
A ferocious race around the Mediterranean paradise awaits the pros; the rugged island terrain and Balearic heat will push each athlete to their limits.
LAS VEGAS, USA
LAKE LAS VEGAS
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19-20 OCTOBER
The pros will descend on the entertainment capital of the world for a high-stakes battle in the desert heat. We’ll see who’s on a hot streak and whose luck will run out.
DUBAI, UAE
SPECIFIC LOCATION
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16-17 NOVEMBER
A pivotal race in the glamorous heart of the Middle East. Who will handle the pressure and secure vital ranking points under the scorching heat of Dubai?
World Championship Final
29-30 NOVEMBER
One race to decide it all. The T100’s inaugural World Championship Final will see history made and the first-ever T100 World Champions crowned.
Crowning the First T100 World Champions
Road To The T100 World Championship Final
With points at every race and each athlete’s 3 best scores plus the T100 World Championship Final counting towards their T100 tally – and more points available at the World Championship Final, the T100 series is sure to provide drama like nothing that’s come before it in triathlon.
Latest updates
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Join the race
Want to participate? You can race at all T100 events in 2024, either as part of the T100 series or a partner event. Whether you’re new to swimming, cycling and running or want to push the boundaries of your performance, smash your fitness goals and savour a finish line feeling you’ll remember forever with T100.
