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Olympic Games Triathlon results: Full finishing order and times for epic men’s race at Paris 2024

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The men’s individual race at Paris 2024 could not have been more epic as Alex Yee was crowned Olympic Games triathlon champion in the French capital on Wednesday (July 31).

The British star looked beaten with just one 2.5km lap of the run course remaining as New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde appeared to be cruising to a spectacular victory after a fascinating race.

But then the 26-year-old from London produced the most astonishing final surge to blow past the Kiwi and shatter his golden dreams in the process. Yee it was who instead crossed the line first to claim a spectacular gold medal victory.

But the dramatic action up front was just part of the story with 55 of the world’s best short-course athletes all playing their part in an enthralling spectacle which played out on an iconic course in front of passionate crowds.

After all the furore around that controversial water quality in the River Seine, this was the day where triathlon was king, producing the spectacle and drama which makes it such an amazing sport.

It’s time to look at the full finishing order from Wednesday’s race – including the man who was dethroned as Olympic champion, 2021 Tokyo hero Kristian Blummenfelt.

Olympic Games Triathlon Full Results at Paris 2024

Elite Men – Wednesday July 31, 2024 (1.5km swim, 40km bike, 10km run)

Here is the full finishing order from the men’s race on Wednesday: 

  • 1. Alex Yee (GBR) – 1:43:33
  • 2. Hayden Wilde (NZL) – 1:43:39
  • 3. Léo Bergere (FRA) – 1:43:43
  • 4. Pierre Le Corre (FRA) – 1:43:51
  • 5. Vasco Vilaca (POR) – 1:43:56
  • 6. Ricardo Batista (POR) – 1:43:58
  • 7. Matt Hauser (AUS) – 1:44:17
  • 8. Alberto Gonzalez Garcia (ESP) – 1:44:22
  • 9. Tyler Mislawchuk (CAN) – 1:44:25
  • 10. Miguel Hidalgo (BRA) – 1:44:27
  • 11. Csongor Lehmann (HUN) – 1:44:27
  • 12. Kristian Blummenfelt (NOR) – 1:44:27
  • 13. Charles Paquet (CAN) – 1:44:37
  • 14. Gianluca Pozzatti (ITA) – 1:44:41
  • 15. Kenji Nener (JPN) – 1:45:02
  • 16. Bence Bicsák (HUN) – 1:45:14
  • 17. Vetle Bergsvik Thorn (NOR) – 1:45:21
  • 18. Tim Hellwig (GER) – 1:45:29
  • 19. Dylan McCullough (NZL) – 1:45:35
  • 20. Henri Schoeman (RSA) – 1:45:53
  • 21. Lasse Lührs (GER) – 1:45:56
  • 22. Marten Van Riel (BEL) – 1:46:11
  • 23. Alois Knabl (AUT) – 1:46:23
  • 24. Jonas Schomburg (GER) – 1:46:26
  • 25. Jamie Riddle (RSA) – 1:47:15
  • 26. Mitch Kolkman (NED) – 1:47:21
  • 27. Dorian Coninx (FRA) – 1:47:37
  • 28. Diego Moya (ESP) – 1:47:47
  • 29. Seth Rider (USA) – 1:47:53
  • 30. Alessio Crociani (ITA) – 1:48:19
  • 31. Morgan Pearson (USA) – 1:48:26
  • 32. Antonio Serrat Seoane (ESP) – 1:48:42
  • 33. Tjebbe Kaindl (AUT) – 1:49:01
  • 34. Matthew Wright (BAR) – 1:49:18
  • 35. Emil Holm (DEN) – 1:49:21
  • 36. Roberto Sanchez Mantecon (ESP) – 1:49:29
  • 37. Shachar Sagiv (ISR) – 1:49:32
  • 38. Gaspar Riveros (CHI) – 1:49:48
  • 39. Crisanto Grajales Valencia (MEX) – 1:50:02
  • 40. Max Studer (SUI) – 1:50:07
  • 41. Makoto Odakura (JPN) – 1:50:15
  • 42. Jelle Geens (BEL) – 1:50:35
  • 43. Rostislav Pevtsov (AZE) – 1:50:36
  • 44. Richard Murray (NED) – 1:50:55
  • 45. Manoel Messias (BRA) – 1:51:00
  • 46. Luke Willian (AUS) – 1:51:13
  • 47. Aram Michell Peñaflor Moysen (MEX) – 1:51:46
  • 48. Tyler Smith (BER) – 1:51:59
  • 49. Adrien Briffod (SUI) – 1:52:21
  • 50. Felix Duchampt (ROU) – 1:56:00
  • DNF: Jason Tai Long Ng (HKG)
  • DNF: Sam Dickinson (GBR)
  • LAP: Jean Gael Laurent L`entete (MRI)
  • LAP: Jawad Abdelmoula (MAR)
  • LAP: Eloi Adjavon (TOG)

Fastest Splits

Alex Yee clinched victory with the fastest run split of the day, a breathless 29:47, just ahead of Wilde’s gallant 29:49. Only the first three home broke the 30-minute barrier.

Earlier in the race Csongor Lehmann (HUN) and Charles Paquet (CAN) had both stopped the clock at 51:16 on the bike. Italy’s Alessio Crociani (20:10) was fastest out of the water.

Graham Shaw
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Graham Shaw
Graham has been involved with TRI247 & RUN247 since the summer of 2021. Since then he has provided strategic direction for all news and is passionate about the growth of triathlon as a fan sport.
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