2025 World Triathlon Championship Series

All standard distance races unless specified.

Men

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Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
World Triathlon Championship Series Events
Abu Dhabi, UAE[1][2] Sprint distance	Hayden Wilde  New Zealand	Matthew Hauser  Australia	Vasco Vilaça  Portugal
Yokohama, Japan[3][4]	Matthew Hauser  Australia	Vasco Vilaça  Portugal	Miguel Hidalgo  Brazil
Alghero, Italy[5][6]	Miguel Hidalgo  Brazil	Matthew Hauser  Australia	Léo Bergère  France
Hamburg, Germany[7][8] Sprint distance	Matthew Hauser  Australia	Vasco Vilaça  Portugal	Alessio Crociani  Italy
French Riviera[9][10] Sprint distance	Matthew Hauser  Australia	Vasco Vilaça  Portugal	Miguel Hidalgo  Brazil
Karlovy Vary, Czechia[11][12]	Henry Graf  Germany	Miguel Hidalgo  Brazil	Csongor Lehmann  Hungary
Weihai, China[13][14]	Max Studer  Switzerland	Henry Graf  Germany	John Reed  United States
Wollongong, Australia Grand Final	Matthew Hauser  Australia	David Cantero del Campo  Spain	Alessio Crociani  Italy
Continental championships
Mandela Bay, RSA[15][16] African Championship	Jawad Abdelmoula  Morocco	Julian Birkel  South Africa	Badr Siwane  Morocco
Calima, Colombia[17] Americas Championship	Diego Moya  Chile	Sullivan Middaugh  United States	Osvaldo Zuñiga  Mexico
Istanbul, Turkiye[18][19] Asian Championship	Takumi Hojo  Japan	Xirui Zhang  China	Jeremy Quindos  Uzbekistan
Istanbul, Turkiye[18][20][21] European Championship	Max Studer  Switzerland	Bence Bicsák  Hungary	Panagiotis Bitados  Greece
Devonport, Australia[22] Oceanian Championship	Brandon Copeland  Australia	James Corbett  New Zealand	Lachlan Jones  Australia
Overall World Championship	Matthew Hauser  Australia	Miguel Hidalgo  Brazil	Vasco Vilaça  Portugal

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Women

All standard distance races unless specified.

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Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
World Triathlon Championship Series Events
Abu Dhabi, UAE[1][23] Sprint distance	Lisa Tertsch  Germany	Nina Eim  Germany	Laura Lindemann  Germany
Yokohama, Japan[3]	Jeanne Lehair  Luxembourg	Beth Potter  Great Britain	Lisa Tertsch  Germany
Alghero, Italy[5]	Cassandre Beaugrand  France	Bianca Seregni  Italy	Olivia Mathias  Great Britain
Hamburg, Germany[7][8] Sprint distance	Léonie Périault  France	Cassandre Beaugrand  France	Beth Potter  Great Britain
French Riviera[9] Sprint distance	Cassandre Beaugrand  France	Jeanne Lehair  Luxembourg	Léonie Périault  France
Karlovy Valy, Czechia[11][12]	Beth Potter  Great Britain	Taylor Spivey  United States	Lisa Tertsch  Germany
Weihai, China[13][14]	Lisa Tertsch  Germany	Beth Potter  Great Britain	Georgia Taylor-Brown  Great Britain
Wollongong, Australia Grand Final	Lisa Tertsch  Germany	Bianca Seregni  Italy	Emma Lombardi  France
Continental championships
Mandela Bay, RSA[15] African Championship	Shanae Williams  South Africa	Bridget Theunissen  South Africa	Jordan Tissink  South Africa[24]
Calima, Colombia[17] Americas Championship	Djenyfer Arnold  Brazil	Maria Lopez Faraudo  Mexico	Emy Legault  Canada
Istanbul, Turkiye[18][20] Asian Championship	Yuko Takahashi  Japan	Manami Hayashi  Japan	Kanae Takenaka  Japan
Istanbul, Turkiye[18][20] European Championship	Jolien Vermeylen  Belgium	Diana Isakova Neutral athlete	Tilly Anema  Great Britain
Devonport, Australia[22] Oceanian Championship	Richelle Hill  Australia	Lauren Kerwick  Australia	Nicole van der Kaay  New Zealand
Overall World Championship	Lisa Tertsch  Germany	Léonie Périault  France	Beth Potter  Great Britain

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After Grand Final, 19 October 2025 - Final scores.:^[25]

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Men Rank Athlete Total points  Matthew Hauser (AUS) 4250  Miguel Hidalgo (BRA) 3769.95  Vasco Vilaca (POR) 3690.12 4  Henry Graf (GER) 3381.36 5  David Cantero (ESP) 3090.05 6  Csongor Lehmann (HUN) 2688.49 7  Alessio Crociani (ITA) 2660.96 8  Max Studer (SUI) 2496.48 9  Luke Willian (AUS) 2395.27 10  Charles Paquet (CAN) 2344.72 11  Dorian Coninx (FRA) 2341.19 12  Ricardo Batista (POR) 2089.91 13  Diego Moya (CHI) 1887.96 14  Tyler Mislawchuk (CAN) 1867.99 15  Adrien Briffod (SUI) 1776.92 16  Roberto Sanchez Mantecon (ESP) 1752.71 17  John Reed (USA) 1741.27 18  Miguel Tiago Silva (POR) 1689.57 19  Léo Bergere (FRA) 1647.08 20  Morgan Pearson (USA) 1643.62 21  Connor Bentley (GBR) 1634.06 22  Max Stapley (GBR) 1524.33 23  Hayden Wilde (NZL) 1495.84 24  Harry Leleu (GBR) 1366.66 25  Márk Dévay (HUN) 1306.7 26  Jack Willis (GBR) 1297.26 27  Ben Dijkstra (GBR) 1259.76 28  Chase McQueen (USA) 1237.62 29  Tjebbe Kaindl (AUT) 1230.64 30  Valentin Wernz (GER) 1169.19 31  Mitch Kolkman (NED) 1065.61 32  Brandon Copeland (AUS) 1055.23 33  Takumi Hojo (JPN) 1051.82 34  Tom Richard (FRA) 990.2 35  Callum McClusky (AUS) 982.23 36  Darr Smith (USA) 916.49 37  Seth Rider (USA) 915.92 38  Ian Pennekamp (NED) 909.23 39  Hugo Milner (GBR) 889.29 40  Sebastian Wernersen (NOR) 857.64

Women Rank Athlete Total points  Lisa Tertsch (GER) 3886.26  Léonie Périault (FRA) 3577.04  Beth Potter (GBR) 3313.18 4  Taylor Spivey (USA) 3125.85 5  Bianca Seregni (ITA) 3069.93 6  Jeanne Lehair (LUX) 2979.32 7  Cassandre Beaugrand (FRA) 2925 8  Diana Isakova (AIN) 2832.96 9  Jolien Vermeylen (BEL) 2738.35 10  Tanja Neubert (GER) 2612.89 11  Emma Lombardi (FRA) 2440.4 12  Anna Godoy Contreras (ESP) 2270.62 13  Olivia Mathias (GBR) 2008.23 14  Tilda Månsson (SWE) 1847.47 15  Rosa Maria Tapia Vidal (MEX) 1811 16  Nina Eim (GER) 1795.13 17  Sian Rainsley (GBR) 1754.1 18  Maria Tomé (POR) 1638.66 19  Djenyfer Arnold (BRA) 1567.06 20  Annika Koch (GER) 1519.23 21  Gina Sereno (USA) 1439.85 22  Maya Kingma (NED) 1416.47 23  Jessica Fullagar (GBR) 1406.68 24  Tereza Zimovjanova (CZE) 1338.53 25  Alissa Konig (SUI) 1182.87 26  Yuko Takahashi (JPN) 1122.88 27  Miriam Casillas García (ESP) 1114.67 28  Emy Legault (CAN) 1110.98 29  Tilly Anema (GBR) 1084.9 30  Maria Carolina Velasquez Soto (COL) 1081.15 31  Kate Waugh (GBR) 1049.01 32  Verena Steinhauser (ITA) 998.38 33  Desirae Ridenour (CAN) 979.18 34  Ilaria Zane (ITA) 973.16 35  Gwen Jorgensen (USA) 910.98 36  Erika Ackerlund (USA) 900.87 37  Márta Kropkó (HUN) 868.38 38  Eva Goodisson (NZL) 841.37 39  Sophia Howell (CAN) 839.18 40  Franka Rust (GER) 835.16

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Two mixed relay events were held for elite athletes as part of the Championship Series, the second of which, the Hamburg leg, was designated the World Championship race for 2025. Australia won their first title since 2017 and second overall in the mixed relay format.

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Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Abu Dhabi, UAE[26]	Germany Selina Klamt Jan Diener Tanja Neubert Henry Graf	United States Taylor Spivey John Reed Erika Ackerlund Morgan Pearson	Italy Alice Betto Nicola Azzano Bianca Seregni Euan de Nigro
Hamburg, Germany[27] World Mixed Relay Championship	Australia Sophie Linn Luke Willian Emma Jeffcoat Matthew Hauser	France Léonie Périault Yanis Seguin Cassandre Beaugrand Dorian Coninx	Germany Lisa Tertsch Lasse Nygaard Priester Tanja Neubert Henry Graf

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The following is a list of all the World Championship medalists (not including para-triathlon; see below) crowned on the various legs of the World Triathlon Championship series. The majority of those disciplines outside the elite men's and women's events were decided in single championship races in Wollongong, Australia, in the lead up to the Championship Series Grand final.^[28] The Elite mixed relay world championship was held at the Hamburg leg of the World Triathlon Championship series. While three of the Championship Series legs were in sprint format, no specific Elite sprint distance championship was designated in 2025.

Elite

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Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Elite
Men's individual Season long	Matthew Hauser  Australia	Miguel Hidalgo  Brazil	Vasco Vilaça  Portugal
Women's individual Season long	Lisa Tertsch  Germany	Léonie Périault  France	Beth Potter  Great Britain
Under 23
Men's individual[29] Wollongong, Australia	Oliver Conway  Great Britain	Márton Kropkó  Hungary	Euan De Nigro  Italy
Women's individual[30] Wollongong, Australia	Richelle Hill  Australia	Angelica Prestia  Italy	Márta Kropkó  Hungary
Junior
Men's individual[31] Wollongong, Australia	Tristan Douche  France	Alex Robin  Great Britain	Ignacio Flores Arana  Chile
Women's individual[32] Wollongong, Australia	Leá Houart  France	Fanni Szalai  Hungary	Diana Dunajska  Slovakia
Mixed relay
Hamburg, Germany[27] World Mixed Relay Championship	Australia Sophie Linn Luke Willian Emma Jeffcoat Matthew Hauser	France Léonie Périault Yanis Seguin Cassandre Beaugrand Dorian Coninx	Germany Lisa Tertsch Lasse Nygaard Priester Tanja Neubert Henry Graf
Wollongong, Australia World Jr/U23 Mixed Relay Championship	Great Britain Bethany Cook Alex Robin Millie Breese Oliver Conway	Netherlands Barbara de Koning Gjalt Panjer Robin Dreijling Mitch Kolkman	Australia Richelle Hill Oscar Wootton Tara Sosinski Brayden Mercer

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Medal table

  *   Host nation (Australia)

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World Triathlon Championships medal table (elite)

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Australia*	3	0	1	4
2	France	2	2	0	4
3	Great Britain	2	1	1	4
4	Germany	1	0	1	2
5	Hungary	0	2	1	3
6	Italy	0	1	1	2
7	Brazil	0	1	0	1
	Netherlands	0	1	0	1
9	Chile	0	0	1	1
	Portugal	0	0	1	1
	Slovakia	0	0	1	1
Totals (11 entries)		8	8	8	24

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Age-grade (champions only)

The following list is of the age-grade champions crowned at a World Triathlon Championship Series event, specifically the Grand Final at Wollongong. Championship races held outside the WTCS format, and the Para-triathlon World Championship races are not included.^[33]

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Age-grade	Men's standard	Women's standard		Men's sprint	Women's sprint		Men's aquabike	Women's aquabike
	Wollongong, Australia
18-19	John Fothergill  Australia	Isabella Farkas  Australia		Ben Devries  Australia	Sienna Carter  United States		Connor Brink  Australia	Chloe Denning  Australia
20-24	Kye Robinson  Australia	Lara Dawson  Australia		Will Taylor  New Zealand	Lara Dawson  Australia		Benjamin Dibden  Australia	Harriet Trubshaw  Ireland
25-29	Kester McQueen  South Africa	Flora Johnson  Great Britain		Aaron McKenzie  Australia	Claire Dedden  Australia		Felix Paruzek  Australia	Hannah Gibson  Australia
30-34	Jesse Thompson  Australia	Lauren Burnham  Australia		Joris Aerden  Belgium	Sarah Howe  Australia		Anthony Wilson  Australia	Hayley Lyall  Australia
35-39	James Davy  Australia	Iris van der Staak  Netherlands		Phillipe Drolet  Canada	Penelope Nevill  Australia		Christo Ball  Australia	Bec Stedman  Australia
40-44	Richard Chambers  New Zealand	Briarna Silk  Australia		Thomas Winkelmann  Germany	Anna Russell  New Zealand		Trent Dawson  Australia	Hayley Davis  Great Britain
45-49	Travis Shields  Australia	Kirsten Sass  United States		Travis Shields  Australia	Kirsten Sass  United States		Hayden Armstrong  Australia	Nicola Taylor  Great Britain
50-54	Charles Ellis-Hallett  Australia	Suzanne Chandler  Canada		David Peedom  Australia	Stephanie Waring  Great Britain		Nigel Fanning  Ireland	Kim Taylor  New Zealand
55-59	Matt McKay  Australia	Michelle Jones  Australia		Grzegorz Zgliczynski  Poland	Michelle Jones  Australia		Wayne Simmons  Australia	Amanda Woodd  New Zealand
60-64	Graham Bruce  Australia	Linda Robb  United States		Christian Seymour  Australia	Sarah Northover  Great Britain		Drew McGill  United States	Catherine Frye  United States
65-69	John Cahill  United States	Robyn Williams  United States		Kieth Tufte  United States	Caroline Madden  Great Britain		Bernhard Mesicek  Austria	Kerry Newton  New Zealand
70-74	David McEwan  Australia	Joy Baker  New Zealand		David McEwan  Australia	Linda Meredith  Australia		Mark Preston  Australia	Mandy Meredith  Australia
75-79	Gerry McKeering  Australia	Sarah Barrett  Great Britain		Jean-Pierre Larrue  France	Jayne Mountford  Australia		Michael Dunne  Great Britain	Margaret Dalzeil  New Zealand
80-84	Steve Parnell  Australia	Peggy McDowell-Cramer  United States		Steve Parnell  Australia	Peggy Crome  Great Britain		Ken Murley  Australia	Janice Iredale  Australia

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2025 World Triathlon Para Championships
League	World Triathlon Para Championships
Sport	Paratriathlon
Men's Series
World Champions	PTWC : Thomas Frühwirth PTS2 : Jules Ribstein PTS3 : Henry Urand PTS4 : Alexis Hanquinquant PTS5 : Chris Hammer PTVI : Dave Ellis
Women's Series
World Champions	PTWC : Lauren Parker PTS2 : Anu Francis PTS3 : Elise Marc PTS4 : Camille Sénéclauze PTS5 : Grace Norman PTVI : Susana Rodriguez
Open mixed relay
World Champions	United States (USA)
World Triathlon Para Championship seasons
2024 2026

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The 2025 World Triathlon Para Championships, a series of single event championship races to crown world champions from para-triathlon will be held as part of the series of events around the 2025 World Triathlon Championship Series Grand Final in Wollongong, Australia. 13 events are held in 12 classifications, one more than at the 2024 Summer Paralympics, as the women's PTS2 and PTS3 classes are completed separately, not as a combined classification.

Medalists

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Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's
PTWC	Thomas Frühwirth  Austria	Florian Brungraber  Austria	Louis Noël  France
PTS2	Jules Ribstein  France	Wim de Paepe  Belgium	Mohamed Lahna  United States
PTS3	Henry Urand  Great Britain	Ryan Taylor  Great Britain	Daniel Molina  Spain
PTS4	Alexis Hanquinquant  France	Pierre-Antoine Baele  France	Nil Riudavets  Spain
PTS5	Chris Hammer  United States	Jack Howell  Australia	Martin Schultz  Germany
PTVI	Dave Ellis  Great Britain	Antoine Perel  France	Lazar Filipović  Serbia
Women's
PTWC[34]	Lauren Parker  Australia	Emelia Perry  United States	Jéssica Messali  Brazil
PTS2	Anu Francis  Australia	Hailey Danz  United States	Asumi Yasuda  Japan
PTS3	Elise Marc  France	Anna Plotnikova  Neutral Paralympic Athletes	Kenia Villalobos  Mexico
PTS4	Camille Sénéclauze  France	Danielle Cummings  United States	Hannah Macdougall  Australia
PTS5	Grace Norman  United States	Grace Brimelow  Australia	Lauren Steadman  Great Britain
PTVI	Susana Rodriguez  Spain	Francesca Tarantello  Italy	Anja Renner  Germany
Mixed relay
Open mixed PT relay	United States Emelia Perry Carson Clough Grace Norman Owen Cravens	Australia Lauren Parker Jeremy Peacock Maggie Sandles Jack Howell	Brazil Jéssica Messali Jorge Luis Fonseca Letícia Freitas Ruiter Antonio Gonçalves Silva

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Medal table

  *   Host nation (Australia)

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World Para-triathlon Championships medal table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	France	4	2	1	7
2	United States	3	3	1	7
3	Australia*	2	3	1	6
4	Great Britain	2	1	1	4
5	Austria	1	1	0	2
6	Spain	1	0	2	3
7	Germany	0	1	1	2
8	Belgium	0	1	0	1
–	Neutral athletes	0	1	0	1
9	Brazil	0	0	2	2
10	Italy	0	0	1	1
	Japan	0	0	1	1
	Mexico	0	0	1	1
	Serbia	0	0	1	1
Totals (13 entries)		13	13	13	39

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• 2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour, the World Triathlon recognised elite global event organised by the Professional Triathletes Organisation and contested over the 100 kilometre format, approximately 2.5 times longer than WTCS events.