WTCS Leeds 2022: Start lists, Mixed Relay teams and full TV guide

The sixth running of WTCS Leeds takes place in the UK city this weekend, and we have terrific fields lining up at the Yorkshire venue.

Thousands of fans packed Roundhay Park for the elite individual races on Saturday, and we expect it to be the same for the eagerly-awaited Mixed Relay on Sunday.

So with the normal ‘subject to change’ caveat, here are the start lists for this weekend as a perfect guide while you are watching either on hand in Leeds or on TV at home.

Mixed Relay

Sadly there will be no reunion of that golden Great Britain quartet from Tokyo in Leeds on Sunday afternoon. That of course because of the hip injury to Jess Learmonth, and the absence of Jonny Brownlee and Alex Yee after they crashed out of the men’s race.

Team GB will face strong opposition with the United States (second in Tokyo) and mighty France (third) both lying in wait.

Start time is 1325 local time on Sunday (1425 CET and 0825 Eastern Time).

Mixed Relay team lineups

Team lineups as of now (subject to change before final confirmation) are as follows:

Germany

• Lasse Nygaard Priester
• Laura Lindemann
• Lasse Lührs
• Anabel Knoll

Italy

• Nicolò Strada
• Ilaria Zane
• Michele Sarzilla
• Verena Steinhauser

New Zealand

• Hayden Wilde
• Ainsley Thorpe
• Tayler Reid
• Andrea Hansen

Great Britain

• Thomas Bishop
• Sophie Coldwell
• Grant Sheldon
• Georgia Taylor-Brown

United States

• Matthew Mcelroy
• Taylor Spivey
• Seth Rider
• Erika Ackerlund

Australia

• Matthew Hauser
• Sophie Linn
• Jacob Birtwhistle
• Charlotte Mcshane

France

• Tom Richard
• Sandra Dodet
• Léo Bergere
• Audrey Merle

Switzerland

• Fabian Meeusen
• Nora Gmür
• Sylvain Fridelance
• Julie Derron

Spain

• Alberto Gonzalez Garcia
• Iria Rodriguez
• Juan Gonzalez Garcia
• María Casals Mojica

Czech Republic

• Radim Grebík
• Tereza Zimovjanova
• Jan Volar
• Petra Kurikova

Netherlands

• Richard Murray
• Rachel Klamer
• Mitch Kolkman
• Maya Kingma

Belgium

• Noah Servais
• Valerie Barthelemy
• Jelle Geens
• Jolien Vermeylen

Austria

• Tjebbe Kaindl
• Julia Hauser
• Alois Knabl
• Sara Vilic

Hungary

• Csongor Lehmann
• Márta Kropkó
• Bence Bicsák
• Noémi Sárszegi

Denmark

• Emil Holm
• Alberte Kjær Pedersen
• Oscar Gladney Rundqvist
• Anne Holm

Portugal

• Ricardo Batista
• Melanie Santos
• Joao Silva
• Maria Tomé

Sweden

• Gabriel Sandör
• Emma Varga
• Daniel Nou
• Linn Suchomel

Japan

• Kenji Nener
• Yuko Takahashi
• Takumi Hojo
• Sarika Nakayama

Mexico

• Irving Perez
• Lizeth Rueda Santos
• Crisanto Grajales
• Anahi Alvarez Corral

Norway

• Vetle Bergsvik Thorn
• Lotte Miller
• Gustav Iden
• Solveig Løvseth

Elite Women

The elite women produced a thriller on Saturday, and their start list was as follows:

Elite Men

The elite Men’s race on Saturday produced high drama.

Start list was as follows: