Olympic Games Triathlon Paris Test Event: Start list and bib numbers for Elite Men after Hauser KO

Full field for a classic showdown in Paris on Friday
Pierre Le Corre Leo Bergere WTCS Sunderland finish 2023 photo credit World Triathlon / Tommy Zaferes
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We reach a pivotal point in the countdown to the Olympic Games Triathlon of 2024 when the eagerly-awaited Paris Test Event goes down in France this week, with the Elite Men set for a fascinating clash.

Defending champion Kristian Blummenfelt will continue his return to short-course racing as he once again tests himself against a galaxy of stars bidding to take his crown.

Britain’s Alex Yee and New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde – both medallist behind ‘Big Blu’ in Tokyo in 2021 – will be favoured to figure at the business end again along with Portugal’s Vasco Vilaca. Australia’s Matt Hauser though is OUT after revealing on Thursday that he had tested positive for COVID.

As well as Yee, Britain will yet again have Olympic great Jonny Brownlee as part of their team – as he looks to add yet more lustre to the family’s incredible Games CV.

Paris Test Event Start List – Elite Men

BIBFIRST NAMELAST NAMECOUNTRY
1HaydenWildeNZL
2VascoVilacaPOR
3LéoBergereFRA
4MattHauserAUS
5AlexYeeGBR
6KristianBlummenfeltNOR
7DorianConinxFRA
8CsongorLehmannHUN
9AdrienBriffodSUI
10KenjiNenerJPN
11ManoelMessiasBRA
12JonasSchomburgGER
14PierreLe CorreFRA
15JelleGeensBEL
16TylerMislawchukCAN
17RobertoSanchez ManteconESP
18HenriSchoemanRSA
19AntonioSerrat SeoaneESP
20MiguelHidalgoBRA
21TimHellwigGER
22BenceBicsákHUN
23DylanMcCulloughNZL
24MaxStuderSUI
25TaylerReidNZL
26LasseLührsGER
27RichardMurrayNED
28Vetle BergsvikThornNOR
29CharlesPaquetCAN
30SethRiderUSA
31JonnyBrownleeGBR
32JacobBirtwhistleAUS
33DavidCastro FajardoESP
34EmilHolmDEN
35MárkDévayHUN
36MatthewMcElroyUSA
37VincentLuisFRA
38LukeWillianAUS
39JohannesVogelGER
40MicheleSarzillaITA
41GianlucaPozzattiITA
42SimonWestermannSUI
43BrandonCopelandAUS
44RicardoBatistaPOR
45TakumaHojoJPN
46GáborFaldumHUN
47JawadAbdelmoulaMAR
48MakotoOdakuraJPN
49DiegoMoyaCHI
50SimonHenseleitGER
51SergioBaxter CabreraESP
52AloisKnablAUT
53JumpeiFuruyaJPN
54GenisGrauESP
55ShacharSagivISR
56NicolòStradaITA
57NoahServaisBEL
58Aram MichellPeñaflor MoysenMEX
59RostislavPevtsovAZE
60ChaseMcQueenUSA
61BrockHoelCAN
62DarrSmithUSA
63CasperStornesNOR
64AobaYasumatsuJPN
65AntonioBravo NetoBRA
66AyanBeisenbayevKAZ

What time does the race start?

The Elite Men get their race under way at 0800 local time (CET) on Friday August 18. That is 0700 in the UK or 0200 EST on the East Coast of the United States. If you are following the race on the West Coast, it gets under way at 2300 PST on Thursday August 17.

How to watch the race on live stream or TV

If you are in the UK, check local listings for coverage from the Olympic broadcaster the BBC (via BBC main channels, iPlayer, red button and website).

In the United States the Olympic broadcaster is NBC so again check local listings for coverage in that region.

You can of course also sign up for World Triathlon’s ‘Triathlonlive.tv’ service to watch all the events as they happen.

What is the distance for the Paris Test Event?

The Elite Men will race over the Olympic distance – that is 1.5km swim, 40km bike and 10km run.

Written by
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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