WTCS Grand Final start list as Cassandre Beaugrand and Beth Potter head the race for world title glory

Triathlon's world title for 2024 is about to be settled in Torremolinos-Andalucia and we have a stellar start list for the short-course spectacular.
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We are less than two weeks away from crowning triathlon’s women’s WTCS world champion of 2024, with a stellar start list set to line up in Torremolinos-Andalucia.

On Saturday October 19, a star-studded field will enter the water in Spain, with Olympic champion Cassandre Beaugrand heading the race to claim global glory after a thrilling season of action.

Beaugrand sat out the recent showdown in Weihai, as Germany’s Lisa Tertsch thrust herself right into title contention by claiming a first ever WTCS win.

Tertsch is now third in the standings, with reigning world champion Beth Potter separating her from Beaugrand. Potter followed Lisa home in China, with another British star Georgia Taylor-Brown completing the podium.

France’s Emma Lombardi – who also sat out Weihai – sits fourth in the standings with the in-form Taylor-Brown fifth and coming off another supertri victory last weekend, this time in Toulouse.

There will be some star power missing in Spain, with a trio of big short-course names all competing instead in that T100 Lake Las Vegas showdown in the US. They are American duo Taylor Knibb and Taylor Spivey, along with Bermuda’s former Olympic and world champion Flora Duffy.

While Knibb and Spivey are both missing, 2016 Olympic champion Gwen Jorgensen will represent the US after making her return from a broken collarbone in Weihai. Britain’s Vicky Holland meanwhile – recently crowned European champion in Vichy – will race for the final time to crown a brilliant pro career.

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WTCS Grand Final start list – Elite Women

The start list (subject to change of course) looks like this right now:

NumberNameCountry
–Jessica Fullagar GBR
–Mercedes Romero Orozco MEX
–Yoshiko Eda JPN
–Minori Ikeno JPN
–Maria Carolina Velasquez Soto COL
–Tereza Zimovjanova CZE
–Elizabeth Carr IRL
–Annika Koch GER
–Lena Meißner GER
–Georgia Taylor-Brown GBR
–Beth Potter GBR
–Kate Waugh GBR
–Sian Rainsley GBR
–Olivia Mathias GBR
–Julie Derron SUI
–Vicky Holland GBR
–Nina Eim GER
–Selina Klamt GER
–Tanja Neubert GER
–Anna Godoy Contreras ESP
–Miriam Casillas Garcia ESP
–Noelia Juan ESP
–Sara Guerrero Manso ESP
–Cassandre Beaugrand FRA
–Leonie Periault FRA
–Emma Lombardi FRA
–Raquel Solis Guerrero CRC
–Lizeth Rueda Santos MEX
–Ainsley Thorpe NZL
–Rachel Klamer NED
–Claire Michel BEL
–Jolien Vermeylen BEL
–Gwen Jorgensen USA
–Erika Ackerlund USA
–Petra Kurikova CZE
–Diana Isakova AIN
–Djenyfer Arnold BRA
–Summer Rappaport USA
–Roksana Slupek POL
–Romana Gajdošová SVK
–Rosa Maria Tapia Vidal MEX
–Nicole Van Der Kaay NZL
–Marlene Gomez-Göggel GER
–Jeanne Lehair LUX
–Yuko Takahasi JPN
–Maya Kingma NED
–Lisa Tertsch GER
–Kirsten Kasper USA
–Tilda Månsson SWE
–Alice Betto ITA
–Verena Steinhauser ITA
–Bianca Seregni ITA
–Rosa Elena Martinez Melcho VEN
–Genesis Carolina Ruiz Volcan VEN

Latest WTCS Standings – Elite Women

The standings look like this after WTCS Weihai:

RankNameNationalityEventsPoints
1Cassandre BeaugrandFRA3 2750.00
2Beth PotterGBR32636.26
3Lisa TertschGER32618.75
4Emma LombardiFRA32438.53
5Georgia Taylor-BrownGBR32210.01
6Flora DuffyBER31937.91
7Jeanne LehairLUX31821.44
8Kate WaughGBR31723.61
9Leonie PeriaultFRA31719.61
10Taylor KnibbUSA31629.36
11Taylor SpiveyUSA31622.94
12Nina EimGER31418.73
13Alice BettoITA31358.18
14Julie DerronSUI21349.19
15Laura LindemannGER31295.32
16Anna Godoy ContrerasESP31282.59
17Kirsten KasperUSA31229.65
18Djenyfer ArnoldBRA31169.72
19Rosa Maria Tapia VidalMEX31137.89
20Maya KingmaNED31087.12
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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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