The Singapore T100 gets underway this weekend in South East Asia, with the second stop of the T100 Triathlon World Tour promising plenty of fireworks.
The Pro men take centre stage on Sunday, but we already have two major changes to the original start list with both Magnus Ditlev and Javier Gomez ruled out.
Ditlev, who fractured his wrist in a bike crash earlier this week, confirmed on Friday that he will not race. Spanish legend Gomez meanwhile misses out because of personal reasons.
In our rundown of the men’s start lists below, you can find all the details on the racers this weekend and how you can watch them live.
Singapore T100 Start List – Pro Men
The start list – as it stands – is as follows for Sunday’s race:
| FIRST | LAST | COUNTRY |
| Jason | West | USA |
| Sam | Long | USA |
| Pieter | Heemeryck | BEL |
| Rudy | von Berg | USA |
| Sam | Laidlow | FRA |
| Daniel | Baekkegard | DEN |
| Youri | Keulen | NED |
| Alistair | Brownlee | GBR |
| Leon | Chevalier | FRA |
| Frederic | Funk | GER |
| Clement | Mignon | FRA |
| Bradley | Weiss | RSA |
| Aaron | Royle | AUS |
| David | McNamee | USA |
| Ben | Kanute | USA |
| Josh | Amberger | AUS |
| Kacper | Stepniak | POL |
| Kyle | Smith | NZL |
| Mika | Noodt | GER |
What time does the race start and how can I watch live?
In Singapore, the race will be held on Sunday April 14. The professional men will race at 15:15 local time. This corresponds to 08:15 in the UK, 09:15 in Central Europe and 00:15 on the West Coast.
For viewers, the live broadcast will begin at 15:00 local time. In Europe, the races can be watched on Eurosport or Discovery+. Anywhere else in the world, the race can be viewed on YouTube or the PTO+ app.
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