T100 Dubai triathlon results: Full finishing order as Gentle’s brave bid falls short and Olympic silver medallist shines again

After an epic battle in the searing heat in Dubai, here's how the Triathlon World Tour women's Grand Final ended up.
Ashleigh Gentle run T100 Dubai 2024 photo credit PTO / T100
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It had promised to be an epic showdown – and how it delivered.

There was so much on the line for the women in the Triathlon World Tour’s Grand finale in Dubai – the race win, a first-ever T100 world title and 2025 contract offers for the first 10 in the overall standings.

And for the first time this season, American superstar Taylor Knibb didn’t have it all her own way.

She was in the front pack in the swim but so too were her main rivals Ashleigh Gentle and Julie Derron.

For a long time on the bike that pair stayed within a minute but Knibb first escaped a possible littering penalty and then put the hammer down late on to give herself a near three-minute advantage starting the run.

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It all boils down to the run

Would that be enough over the 18km?

At first it looked like ‘no’ as Gentle chopped the lead down to just under a minute by the 10km-mark.

But Knibb responded like a true champion as she, Gentle and Olympic silver medallist Derron gave it absolutely everything in the brutal heat.

It would be Gentle who would falter late on as Knibb sealed the win and Derron moved into the runner-up spot.

Ashleigh Gentle run T100 Dubai 2024 photo credit PTO / T100
Ashleigh Gentle gave it everything in Dubai [Photo credit: PTO / T100]

T100 Dubai results – Pro Women

We’ve rounded up the full results and swim, bike and run splits and here’s how it all ended up:

PositionAthleteSwim timeBike timeRun timeOverall time
1Taylor Knibb (USA)26:3601:54:1801:06:2603:29:17
2Julie Derron (SUI)26:3701:57:2901:05:3503:31:08
3Ashleigh Gentle (AUS)26:4301:57:1501:06:0003:31:42
4Flora Duffy (BER)26:3902:01:0301:03:3203:33:05
5Kat Matthews (GBR)29:1801:57:2301:05:2803:34:18
6Lucy Byram (GBR)29:1201:56:1401:07:4703:34:56
7Laura Philipp (GER)29:4301:57:0401:07:1703:36:01
8Taylor Spivey (USA)26:3402:03:1501:04:5603:36:23
9Imogen Simmonds (SUI)26:4201:57:1301:10:5503:36:41
10Anne Haug (GER)29:1602:00:2701:05:3603:37:29
11Paula Findlay (CAN)28:1301:57:5501:10:3603:38:42
12India Lee (GBR)26:5001:58:2101:13:2203:40:34
13Kaidi Kivioja (EST)29:1601:59:1201:11:3303:41:55
14Laura Madsen (DEN)29:1702:00:4701:10:1003:42:05
15Marlene De Boer (NED)29:4002:02:3901:08:5703:43:33
16Sara Perez Sala (ESP)26:3102:02:3501:12:4603:43:53
17Kate Curran (GBR)28:1102:07:0801:08:3803:46:11
18Marjolaine Pierré (FRA)28:1402:03:2801:15:2503:49:11
19Diede Diederiks (NED)33:342:03:231:13:333:52:25
DNFTamara Jewett (CAN)30:00
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