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2024 World Triathlon Cup Rome
Elite Women Sun 06 Oct 09:00:00 UTC+02:00
Elite Men Sun 06 Oct 12:00:00 UTC+02:00
2024 World Triathlon Championship Finals Torremolinos-Andalucia
U23 Men Thu 17 Oct UTC+02:00
U23 Women Thu 17 Oct UTC+02:00
Junior Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
Junior Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
Elite Women Sat 19 Oct UTC+02:00
Mixed U23-Junior Relay Sun 20 Oct UTC+02:00
Elite Men Sun 20 Oct UTC+02:00
2024 World Triathlon Para Championships Torremolinos-Andalucia
PTS3 Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS2 Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS4 Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS5 Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTVI Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTWC Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTWC Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS2 Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS3 Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS4 Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTVI Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS5 Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
Para Triathlon Mixed Relay Sun 20 Oct UTC+02:00
2024 World Triathlon Cup Tongyeong
Elite Women Sat 26 Oct 08:00:00 UTC+09:00
Elite Men Sat 26 Oct 10:30:00 UTC+09:00

2024 World Triathlon Championship Finals Torremolinos-Andalucia

Torremolinos, Spain

U23 Men

RACE SPLITS
ATHLETE STATS

Timing Point	Position	Time/Difference

Start Num#	First Name	Last Name	YOB	CountryNOC
—	Gergely	Kiss	2001	Hungary	HUN
—	Mohamed Aziz	Hamdi	2004	Tunisia	TUN
—	Seifeddine	Selmi	2001	Tunisia	TUN
—	Zakaria	Chtioui	2004	Tunisia	TUN
—	Ryan	Luczak	2001	United States	USA
—	Sullivan	Middaugh	2004	United States	USA
—	John	Reed	2001	United States	USA
—	Zalán	Hóbor	2004	Hungary	HUN
—	Gergő	Dobi	2002	Hungary	HUN
—	Gabriel	Terán Carvajal	2001	Ecuador	ECU
—	Gjalt	Panjer	2002	Netherlands	NED
—	Mitch	Kolkman	2002	Netherlands	NED
—	Julian	Birkel	2002	South Africa	RSA
—	Valentino	Agnelli	2003	Argentina	ARG
—	Teppei	Tokuyama	2002	Japan	JPN
—	Kanta	Ando	2001	Japan	JPN
—	Nicolas	Probert Vargas	2003	Mexico	MEX
—	Filip	Michalek	2001	Czech Republic	CZE
—	Esteban	Basanta Fouz	2002	Spain	ESP
—	Robin	Elg	2002	Hong Kong China	HKG
—	Marcus	Dey	2001	Great Britain	GBR
—	Connor	Bentley	2001	Great Britain	GBR
—	Ben	Cumberland	2003	Great Britain	GBR
—	Enzo	Bourdon	2004	France	FRA
—	Jules	Rethoret	2003	France	FRA
—	David	Cantero Del Campo	2003	Spain	ESP
—	Andrés	Prieto Villar	2003	Spain	ESP
—	Mathis	Beaulieu	2004	Canada	CAN
—	Jan	Diener	2002	Germany	GER
—	Henry	Graf	2002	Germany	GER
—	Gabriel	Santos	2004	Portugal	POR
—	Gustavo	Do Canto	2004	Portugal	POR
—	Yunfeng	Teng	2002	China	CHN
—	Yunxiang	Ma	2003	China	CHN
—	Junjie	Fan	2001	China	CHN
—	Raf	De Dobbelaere	2003	Belgium	BEL
—	Yael Vladimir	González Melendez	2003	Mexico	MEX
—	Veikka	Saren	2002	Finland	FIN
—	Itamar	Levanon	2001	Israel	ISR
—	Dylan	McCullough	2001	New Zealand	NZL
—	Peter	Rojtas	2002	Slovakia	SVK
—	Arturo	Salinas	2003	Peru	PER
—	Sebastian	Wernersen	2002	Norway	NOR
—	Wout	Ghielens	2003	Belgium	BEL
—	Lucas	Cambresy	2002	Luxembourg	LUX
—	Balte	Thijs	2003	Belgium	BEL
—	Panagiotis	Bitados	2003	Greece	GRE
—	Mateo	Mendoza Burgos	2001	Chile	CHI
—	Fernando	Jacome	2002	Chile	CHI
—	Andree	Buc	2004	Chile	CHI
—	James	Corbett	2002	New Zealand	NZL
—	Henry	McMecking	2003	New Zealand	NZL
—	Merwann	Abassi	2004	Morocco	MAR
—	Nicholas	Holmes	2002	United States	USA
—	Alessio	Crociani	2001	Italy	ITA
—	Ul	Denša	2004	Slovenia	SLO
—	Kazushi	Jozuka	2004	Japan	JPN
—	Jeisson Leonardo	Fierro Calderon	2001	Colombia	COL
—	Filip	Lizak	2004	Slovakia	SVK
—	Paul	Frayon	2004	Sweden	SWE
—	Oscar	Lilja	2004	Sweden	SWE
—	Andreas	Carlsson	2001	Sweden	SWE
—	Joaquín	Mojica Baquero	2002	Colombia	COL
—	Thomas	Windischbauer	2003	Austria	AUT
—	Jan	Bader	2002	Austria	AUT
—	Maxim	Shmulich	2004	Kazakhstan	KAZ
—	Pavel	Sorokin	2002	Individual Neutral Athlete	AIN
—	Mikhail	Bastrakov	2003	Individual Neutral Athlete	AIN
—	Denis	Kolobrodov	2001	Individual Neutral Athlete	AIN
—	Aurelien	Carre	2004	Luxembourg	LUX