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WTCS Grand Final start list as British Olympic triathlon king Alex Yee bids to end the wait for his first world title

Can the triathlon king of Paris 2024 become king of the world in Torremolinos-Andalucia on Sunday week?
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STRENGTH. ENDURANCE. PERFORMANCE.

Alex Yee is just one race away from crowning an incredible 2024 with the first world title of his triathlon career at the WTCS Grand Final later this month.

The 26-year-old Londoner has been absolutely spectacular this year, with the pinnacle being that epic surge to Olympic Games gold at Paris 2024.

Yee has won all three of his WTCS points-scoring starts this year (Cagliari and Weihai plus that golden moment in Paris), most recently that astonishing performance in China which saw him rout a high-class field by a margin of 46 seconds.

Now Alex is one step away from claiming the prize which still eludes him – that of world champion. He’s been here before remember and fallen at the final hurdle, most recently in Pontevedra last year as France’s Dorian Coninx ran out a surprise winner.

Yee holds a commanding lead over Paris bronze medallist Léo Bergere with great rival and Olympic silver medallist Hayden Wilde close behind the Frenchman. Aussie star Matt Hauser is currently sitting fourth.

The big race will take place in Torremolinos-Andalucia on Sunday October 20, and Yee will face a stellar start list in his bid for glory.

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WTCS Grand Final start list – Elite Men

The start list for Torremolinos-Andalucia (subject to change of course) is as follows:

NumberNameCountry
Harry Leleu GBR
Yhousman David Perdomo Peña VEN
Matthew Hauser AUS
Luke Willian AUS
Brandon Copeland AUS
Callum McClusky AUS
Kyotaro Yoshikawa JPN
Morgan Pearson USA
Tim Hellwig GER
Chase McQueen USA
Maxime Fluri SUI
Alex Yee GBR
Max Stapley GBR
Samuel Dickinson GBR
Hugo Milner GBR
Connor Bentley GBR
Darr Smith USA
Eric Diener GER
Nicola Azzano ITA
Felix Duchampt ROU
Alberto Gonzalez Garcia ESP
Antonio Serrat Seoane ESP
Roberto Sanchez Mantecon ESP
Sergio Baxter Cabrera ESP
Vincent Luis FRA
Léo Bergere FRA
Pierre Le Corre FRA
Dorian Coninx FRA
Jack Willis GBR
Miguel Tiago Silva POR
Vicente Hernanez ESP
Andres Eduardo Diaz COL
Márk Dévay HUN
Tayler Reid NZL
Tjebbe Kaindl AUT
Arnaud Mengal BEL
Adrien Briffod SUI
Casper Stornes NOR
Vetle Bergsvik Thorn NOR
Kenji Nener JPN
Miguel Hidalgo BRA
Shachar Sagiv ISR
Erwin Vanderplancke BEL
Matthew Wright BAR
Jonas Schomburg GER
Bence Bicsák HUN
Crisanto Grajales Valencia MEX
Aram Michell Peñaflor Moysen MEX
Hayden Wilde NZL
Csongor Lehmann HUN
Gregor Payet LUX
Ayan Beisenbayev KAZ
Takumi Hojo JPN
Sebastian Wernersen NOR
Vasco Vilaca POR
Aoba Yasumatsu JPN
Ren Sato JPN
Sylvain Fridelance SUI
Simon Westermann SUI
Shelker Beranger Nodier Yombo CAF
Gianluca Pozzatti ITA
Tyler Mislawchuk CAN
Charles Paquet CAN

Latest WTCS Standings – Elite Men

The standings after Weihai look like this:

RankNameNationalityEventsPoints
1.Alex YeeGBR33000.00
2.Léo BergereFRA 32572.08
3.Hayden WildeNZL32476.40
4.Matthew HauserAUS32301.40
5.Luke WillianAUS 32112.24
6.Pierre Le CorreFRA 32110.36
7.Csongor LehmannHUN 31964.21
8.

Miguel HidalgoBRA 31930.81
9.Alberto Gonzalez GarciaESP31829.45
10.Vincent LuisFRA 31804.01
11.Charles PaquetCAN31750.86
12.Morgan PearsonUSA 31719.95
13.Vasco VilacaPOR31557.57
14.Kenji NenerJPN 31507.13
15.Vetle Bergsvik ThornNOR31502.90
16.Ricardo BatistaPOR 31498.49
17.Marten Van RielBEL 31295.91
18.Casper StornesNOR 31121.15
19.Antonio Serrat SeoaneESP 31045.48
20.Takumi HojoJPN 31041.44
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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