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WTCS Cagliari: Full women’s start list as Georgia Taylor-Brown chases third successive victory

Georgia Taylor-Brown, Katie Zaferes and Flora Duffy - the three Olympic medalists in the individual race in Tokyo - all lineup this weekend at WTCS Cagliari.
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STRENGTH. ENDURANCE. PERFORMANCE.

Great Britain’s Georgia Taylor-Brown will seek to secure a third straight win and Olympic selection at WTCS Cagliari this weekend, as the former world champion lines up in Sardinia.

Joining WTCS #1 Leonie Periault, Paris favourites Cassandre Beaugrand and Beth Potter, plus teammates Kate Waugh and Sophie Coldwell on the start line, GTB will have her work cut out.

The race, which will play a crucial part in the selection of the two women joining Potter in Paris, is a must watch and is bound to deliver fireworks on Saturday.

The full start list for the women’s race can be found below, and we have also included all the information about following the race live this weekend.

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WTCS Cagliari Start List – Elite Women

The start list – as it stands – is as follows for Saturday’s race:

BIBFIRSTLASTCOUNTRY
1LeoniePeriaultFRA
2TaylorKnibbUSA
3EmmaLombardiFRA
4TaylorSpiveyUSA
5KirstenKasperUSA
6AnnaGodoy ContrerasESP
7FloraDuffyBER
8DjenyferArnoldBRA
9LauraLindemannGER
10KateWaughGBR
11NinaEimGER
12BiancaSeregniITA
14LisaTertschGER
15AliceBettoITA
16VittoriaLopesBRA
17Rosa MariaTapia VidalMEX
18MiriamCasillas GarciaESP
19AinsleyThorpeNZL
20VerenaSteinhauserITA
21ClaireMichelBEL
22JazHedgelandAUS
23MarleneGomez-GoggelGER
24EmyLegaultCAN
25JeanneLehairFRA
26NoraGmurSUI
27LisaPertererAUT
28DominikaJamnickyCAN
29CharlotteMcShaneAUS
30CeciliaSantamaria SurrocaESP
31NatalieVan CoevordenAUS
32AnnikaKochGER
33MelanieSantosPOR
34JolienVermeylenBEL
35OliviaMathiasGBR
36NicoleVan Der KaayNZL
37YukaSatoJPN
38TerezaZimovjanovaCZE
39MayaKingmaNED
40YukoTakahashiJPN
41Summer RappaportUSA
42TanjaStroschneiderAUT
43ZuzanaMichalickovaSVK
44SarikaNakayamaJPN
45BethPotterGBR
46CassandreBeaugrandFRA
47Georgia Taylor-BrownGBR
48SophieColdwellGBR
49KatieZaferesUSA
50CathiaScharSUI
51NoeliaJuanESP
52IlariaZaneITA
53Alberte KjaerPedersenDEN
54RoksanaSlupekPOL
55Sinem FranciscaTous ServeraTUR
56PetraKurikovaCZE
57LizethRueda SantosMEX
58EricaHawleyBER
59EllieHoitinkAUS
60SophieLinnAUS
61LotteMillerNOR
62MartaPintanel RaymundoESP
63SianRainsleyGBR

What time does the race start and how can I watch live?

In Italy, the racing will begin on Saturday May 25. The women will race at 11:00 local time. This corresponds to 10:00 UK, 05:00 on the East Coast and 02:00 on the West Coast.

Georgia Taylor-Brown WTCS Yokohama 2023 finish

All the action will be available to watch live via Triathlonlive.tv

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Who are the favourites?

Alongside GTB, Potter, Olivia Mathias, Sophie Coldwell and Kate Waugh will lineup for Team Great Britain in Cagliari, with two spots remaining on the British team to Paris.

Up against each other and a strong field, they can expect to battle Beaugrand, Periault and Emma Lombardi for a spot on the podium, plus athletes like Taylor Knibb of the USA.

Other notable contenders for the win include German star Laura Lindemann, with her countrywoman Lisa Tertsch also looking dangerous in the early season.

Tomos Land
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Tomos Land
Tomos Land is a triathlon & running journalist whose expertise lies in the professional world of short course & long distance triathlon, though he also boasts an extensive knowledge of ultra-running.
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