T100 Ibiza triathlon results: Full finishing order and times as Alistair Brownlee pays penalty and Flora Duffy steps up

T100 Ibiza provided a dramatic day of triathlon action on Saturday and we have full finishing orders and times for both Pro races.
Alistair Brownlee bike penalty T100 Ibiza 2024 Photo credit PTO
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We expected drama at T100 Ibiza on Saturday as the fledgling tour delivered another terrific day of triathlon action on the Spanish party island, and boy did we get it.

Marten Van Riel and Taylor Knibb claimed superb victories after another spectacular event, while we also got the first ever drafting penalty in T100 history. The recipient – one Alistair Edward Brownlee.

Britain’s double Olympic champion fought back gamely from that 60-second penalty, and was pleased with his performance afterwards. Good news for future races.

We also had the eagerly-awaited 2024 debut for another short-course great in the shape of 2021 Olympic champion Flora Duffy, along with US star Taylor Spivey. It was star-studded action all the way.

We’ve rounded up all the key results and details from Saturday from both pro races.

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T100 Ibiza results – Pro Women

This is how the field looked after the finish in Ibiza on Saturday:

PositionAthleteSwimBikeRunTime
1Taylor Knibb26:571:56:291:04:473:30:03
2Julie Derron28:092:01:251:00:483:31:46
3India Lee26:541:59:591:06:503:35:17
4Ashleigh Gentle28:112:04:331:01:393:36:01
5Paula Findlay28:282:01:051:05:533:37:12
6Anne Haug28:232:04:221:02:563:37:28
7Imogen Simmonds28:092:00:371:07:393:38:14
8Lucy Byram28:272:00:421:07:563:38:40
9Flora Duffy26:532:06:221:04:123:39:09
10Emma Pallant-Browne28:442:02:261:07:283:40:18
11Taylor Spivey26:492:06:501:07:093:42:31
12Laura Madsen28:392:04:361:08:133:43:14
13Kat Matthews28:212:05:391:07:483:43:51
14Sara Perez Sala26:512:04:121:11:373:44:14
15Kate Curran28:082:08:041:08:173:46:04
16Grace Thek28:142:09:151:07:213:46:35
17Amelia Watkinson31:202:05:031:08:393:46:52
18Kaidi Kivioja30:092:05:351:09:383:47:25
19Lisa Norden28:402:07:161:10:153:47:58
DNFTamara Jewett30:09

T100 Ibiza results – Pro Men

Once the dust had settled, this was how the men’s field shook out:

PositionAthleteSwimBikeRunTime
1Marten Van Riel24:461:47:2957:453:11:36
2Sam Laidlow24:521:47:3258:093:12:02
3Mika Noodt24:581:47:2959:313:13:30
4Alistair Brownlee24:541:48:3559:123:14:15
5Frederic Funk24:571:47:241:01:073:15:03
6Antonio Benito Lopez25:071:50:2058:593:15:58
7Rico Bogen24:461:47:251:03:083:16:50
8Maximilian Sperl25:011:50:171:01:153:17:58
9Youri Keulen26:071:53:3456:443:17:59
10Mathis Margirier26:081:50:4059:443:18:10
11Aaron Royle24:501:51:091:01:133:18:49
12Daniel Baekkegard25:071:51:531:00:483:19:24
13Kacper Stepniak25:021:51:151:02:053:19:47
14Leon Chevalier28:431:50:3159:543:20:53
15Ondrej Kubo29:311:53:181:00:263:25:04
16Josh Amberger24:481:55:081:04:143:25:48
17Bradley Weiss26:131:57:171:01:263:26:43
18Pieter Heemeryck26:111:58:121:06:143:32:41
DNFMax Neumann24:551:51:01
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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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