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2024 World Triathlon Championship Series Yokohama
Elite Women Sat 11 May 10:15:00 UTC+09:00
Elite Men Sat 11 May 13:00:00 UTC+09:00

2024 World Triathlon Championship Series Yokohama

Yokohama, Japan

Elite Men

RACE SPLITS
ATHLETE STATS

Timing Point	Position	Time/Difference

Start Num#	First Name	Last Name	YOB	CountryNOC
—	Brandon	Copeland	1996	Australia	AUS
—	Charles	Paquet	1997	Canada	CAN
—	Ren	Sato	1995	Japan	JPN
—	Antonio	Serrat Seoane	1995	Spain	ESP
—	David	Castro Fajardo	1993	Spain	ESP
—	Sergio	Baxter Cabrera	2000	Spain	ESP
—	Alberto	Gonzalez Garcia	1998	Spain	ESP
—	Marten	Van Riel	1992	Belgium	BEL
—	Kevin	McDowell	1992	United States	USA
—	Seth	Rider	1997	United States	USA
—	Morgan	Pearson	1993	United States	USA
—	Matthew	McElroy	1992	United States	USA
—	Aram Michell	Peñaflor Moysen	1999	Mexico	MEX
—	Matthew	Hauser	1998	Australia	AUS
—	Luke	Willian	1996	Australia	AUS
—	Darr	Smith	1998	United States	USA
—	Jacob	Birtwhistle	1995	Australia	AUS
—	Callum	McClusky	1998	Australia	AUS
—	Jonathan	Brownlee	1990	Great Britain	GBR
—	Hugo	Milner	1998	Great Britain	GBR
—	Dorian	Coninx	1994	France	FRA
—	Vincent	Luis	1989	France	FRA
—	Léo	Bergere	1996	France	FRA
—	Tom	Richard	1993	France	FRA
—	Valentin	Wernz	1995	Germany	GER
—	Simon	Henseleit	2000	Germany	GER
—	Roberto	Sanchez Mantecon	1996	Spain	ESP
—	Kristian	Blummenfelt	1994	Norway	NOR
—	Casper	Stornes	1997	Norway	NOR
—	Felix	Duchampt	1989	Romania	ROU
—	Adrien	Briffod	1994	Switzerland	SUI
—	Tayler	Reid	1996	New Zealand	NZL
—	Diego	Moya	1998	Chile	CHI
—	Emil	Holm	1996	Denmark	DEN
—	Bence	Bicsák	1995	Hungary	HUN
—	Gábor	Faldum	1988	Hungary	HUN
—	Márk	Dévay	1996	Hungary	HUN
—	Csongor	Lehmann	1999	Hungary	HUN
—	Martin	Sobey	1996	Canada	CAN
—	Jelle	Geens	1993	Belgium	BEL
—	Richard	Murray	1989	Netherlands	NED
—	Kenji	Nener	1993	Japan	JPN
—	Takumi	Hojo	1996	Japan	JPN
—	Jumpei	Furuya	1991	Japan	JPN
—	Simon	Westermann	1998	Switzerland	SUI
—	Dylan	McCullough	2001	New Zealand	NZL
—	Max	Studer	1996	Switzerland	SUI
—	Aoba	Yasumatsu	1997	Japan	JPN
—	Miguel	Hidalgo	2000	Brazil	BRA
—	Makoto	Odakura	1993	Japan	JPN
—	Rostislav	Pevtsov	1987	Azerbaijan	AZE
—	Henri	Schoeman	1991	South Africa	RSA
—	Michele	Sarzilla	1988	Italy	ITA
—	Gianluca	Pozzatti	1993	Italy	ITA
—	Jonas	Schomburg	1994	Germany	GER
—	Tyler	Mislawchuk	1994	Canada	CAN
—	Lasse Nygaard	Priester	1995	Germany	GER
—	Vasco	Vilaca	1999	Portugal	POR
—	Ricardo	Batista	2000	Portugal	POR
—	Vetle Bergsvik	Thorn	1999	Norway	NOR