Powered by Zwift Arena Games Triathlon
London 2023

8 Apr 23
Agt23 Location Splash London (4)
8 Apr 23

Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift returns to London and the Aquatic Centre at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for a spectacular Grand Finale, with titles and glory on the line. After a sold out 2022, fans are eager to see the greatest athletes in the world battle it out one last time for the chance to be crowned the Triathlon Esports World Champion thanks to Super League’s unique partnership with World Triathlon.

The Arena Games Triathlon Grand Finale welcomes extra athletes as they compete through heats, a repechage and a Grand Final. Heats and repechage will see two stages of swim-bike-run, while, come the final, the fastest 10 pros will race Super League’s unique Arena Games Triathlon format to decide a victor. That means 3 short, sharp and unpredictable stages that all feature swim, bike and run. There is no respite for the athletes, and an added challenge is that the order of the disciplines is shuffled each time. A pursuit style start is adopted for the final stage each time they race.  The swim (200m) takes place in an Olympic sized pool, and the bike (4km), and run (1km), legs on static equipment with the racing realised in the virtual world of Zwift, the world’s leading online training and racing platform. This provides real-time, detailed data insights, allowing you to get closer than ever before to the competitors.

The SLT Arena Games was born during the COVID- 19 pandemic, and has gone from strength to strength, drawing a huge audience thanks to its innovative and exciting indoor race concept. With Arena Games Triathlon powered by Zwift, Super League Triathlon and World Triathlon have taken this concept to the next level. In 2023, the Arena Games Triathlon Championship Series will be held across three electrifying events, in equally iconic cities. At the Grand Finale, held in London, the overall winners of the series will be named the new Esports Triathlon World Champions.

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Race Format

Arena Games Race Format

Each event will consist of multiple races with heats and a final to decide the points and the prize money. Heats will see two stages of swim-bike-run, while, come the final, the best 10 pros on the day will race Super League’s unique Arena Games Triathlon format. That means 3 short, sharp and unpredictable stages that all feature swim, bike and run and offer no respite to the athletes, with the added challenge that the order of the disciplines is shuffled each time. A pursuit style start is also adopted for the final stage each time they race.
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The 200m swim legs will take place in an Olympic sized pool while the 4km bike and 1km run disciplines are completed on smart trainers and self-powered curved treadmills with the power and speed of the athletes turned into a virtual race via Zwift’s online platform. There is a couple of minutes break between the three stages, each starting at a set time. That will reward those that finish quickest by giving them a longer rest period. The results of the three individual stages will combine to determine the overall winner.

Men

M Strada

Nicolò Strada

Italy
ITA
The 2018 Italian Junior National champion has been a competitive athlete across triathlon and duathlon in his country as he has risen through the ranks. Now competing with the elites, Strada has enjoyed a lot of success in recent years, he finished second in the Italian National Championships sport distance at elite level in both […] View Profile »

Age 23

Weight 70kg

Height 1.82m

M Schoeman

Henri Schoeman

South Africa
RSA
Henri Schoeman is one of the few triathletes in the world to have an Olympic medal to his name and has developed into one of the most feared competitors on the global circuit. Henri was probably always destined for sporting greatness. View Profile »

Age 31

Weight 58kg

Height 1.70m

M Mcqueen

Chase McQueen

United States of America
USA
Chase McQueen grew up in the US Midwest in a small town in Indiana, playing a variety of sports, but focussing competitively on swimming in high school. A talented swimmer with a long, gliding stroke he’s since adapted for the open water, McQueen became worn down by 10,000-yard weeks in the pool and jumped at […] View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 69kg

Height 1.77m

M Iden

Gustav Iden

Norway
NOR
Gustav Iden has proven himself to be one of the most adaptable triathletes in the world. The Norwegian has secured impressive results and big victories over a variety of distances and has a myriad of career options still in front of him. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 69kg

Height 1.78m

Mraphael

Aurélien Raphaël

France
FRA
A professional triathlete for 16 years, Raphael proved he can still adapt to fast new formats as in 2021 he finished third to pick up the bronze medal at the Arena Games Triathlon in Rotterdam, thanks in part to his massive swim. He was the 2006 European Junior Champion and followed that up by becoming […] View Profile »

Age 35

Weight 72kg

Height 1.82m

M Stanton Stock

Jack Stanton-Stock

United Kingdom
GBR
2023 might be Jack Stanton Stock’s debut season as a senior elite, but the 20 year old British athlete is no stranger to Super League Triathlon racing having previously competed in our Youth races in Malta and Jersey – and even taking a podium finish with 3rd place in the SLT Jersey Youth event. Jack […] View Profile »

Age 21

Weight 65kg

Height 1.79m

M Abdelmoula (1)

Jawad Abdelmoula

Morocco
MAR
A strong runner, with an enviable 28:38 10 km PB, African Champion Jawad Abdelmoula will be one to watch come race day. The 29 year old has enjoyed much success in recent years. View Profile »

Age 29

Weight 68kg

Height 1.82m

M Stapley

Max Stapley

United Kingdom
GBR
Triathletes are known for their globetrotting exploits – Max Stapley takes it to another level. Born in France but growing up in Canada and Australia, the Politics, Philosophy and Economics graduate is now based in the British triathlon hotbed of Leeds. View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 71kg

Height 1.85m

M Dixon

Daniel Dixon

United Kingdom
GBR
Dan Dixon from Morpeth in Northumberland is a young British triathlete carving his own direction in the sport – and making a successful go of it. Having started triathlon aged nine, perhaps it should be no surprise that Dixon has already made an impressive start to his professional career. View Profile »

Age 21

Weight 59kg

Height 1.69m

M Vorontsov

Vitalii Vorontsov

Ukraine
UKR
Despite difficult circumstances arising from the war in his home country, Vitalii Vorontsov has burst onto the world triathlon scene in recent years and now hopes to put his country on the sporting map by qualifying to compete at the Paris Olympics. The 23-year-old Ukrainian athlete believes that taking part in this year’s Super League […] View Profile »

Age 23

Weight 70kg

Height 1.80m

Mbriand

Jeremy Briand

Canada
CAN
Inspired by watching Canadian legend Simon Whitfield bring back a gold medal from the Sydney Olympics when he was just six-years-old, Briand was a decorated junior including silver medals at the Canadian National Championship, the North American Championship and the Pan American Championship. He battled with injury problems as an elite including missing an entire […] View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 62kg

Height 1.72m

M Meeusen

Fabian Meeusen

Switzerland
SUI
Born in Antwerp, Meeusen moved to Switzerland at just a few months of age. He started his sporting career as a swimmer, before making the move into triathlon in 2017. View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 72kg

Height 1.78m

M Kolkman

Mitch Kolkman

Netherlands
NED
Another athlete that has returned to Super League Triathlon, having previously raced with us as a junior, Mitch Kolkman will be taking the start line at Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift 2023 after last competing in 2020, where he finished second in the junior race at Arena Games Rotterdam. Other career highlights include: View Profile »

Age 21

Weight 73kg

Height 1.90m

M Hueber Moosbrugger

Maxime Hueber-Moosbrugger

France
FRA
This is Hueber-Moosbrugger’s time. The Frenchman has really come of age in the elite ranks in the past year and is riding a wave of momentum into the Arena Games Triathlon. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 73kg

Height 1.85m

M Priester

Lasse Nygaard Priester

Germany
GER
Nygaard Priester has enjoyed a lot of racing success in recent years. A few of his career highlights include; Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift Sursee 2023 will be Nygaard Priester’s debut race over this format. View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 70kg

Height 1.86m

M Nieschlag

Justus Nieschlag

Germany
GER
Nieschlag is the original king of Arena Games Triathlon. The German came into the format’s debut event in Rotterdam in 2020 ranked as an outsider, and left with the gold medal in his pocket, beating a stacked field to the title. View Profile »

Age 31

Weight 67kg

Height 1.84m

M Westermann

Simon Westermann

Switzerland
SUI
Career highlights for Simon Westermann include: Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift Sursee 2023 will be Westermann’s debut race over this format View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 71kg

Height 1.79m

M Vogel

Johannes Vogel

Germany
GER
Johannes Vogel’s career highlights to date include; Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift Sursee will be Vogel’s debut race at Arena Games Triathlon format. View Profile »

Age 26

Weight 67kg

Height 1.88m

M Kropkó

Márton Kropkó

Hungary
HUN
Márton Kropkó has achieved a host of podium at junior level including, Aquathlon Junior World ChampionAquathlon Junior European Champion, Triathlon, Aquathlon and Duathlon National ChampionMultiple European Cup podium finisher. He has also made a successful start to his senior career, finishing third in the European Aquathlon Championships in 2022. View Profile »

Age 18

Weight 61kg

Height 1.80m

M Siwane (1)

Badr Siwane

Morocco
MAR
Highlights of Siwane’s triathlon career include; View Profile »

Age 29

Weight 72kg

Height 1.78m

M Smith(kyle) (1)

Kyle Smith

New Zealand
NZL
Lancashire (UK) born Smith relocated to the triathlon hotspot of Taupo at age 12 and has elected to represent New Zealand. Some of his career highlights include: View Profile »

Age 26

Weight 77kg

Height 1.83m

Darr Smith

Darr Smith

United States of America
USA
Smith is just making his way into the Elite ranks having come through the junior ranks in the USA. He was named USAT’s Junior Elite male athlete of the year in 2017, and has picked up titles in Americas Triathlon Championship events. View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 76kg

Height 1.90m

M Riddle

Jamie Riddle

South Africa
RSA
Jamie Riddle was born in Port Elizabeth, South Africa but trains in Stellenbosch in the Western Cape Province known for its vineyards, nature reserves and as a go-to destination for some of the world’s best triathletes. The South African is an exciting racer to watch and relishes the chance to be in any and every […] View Profile »

Age 23

Weight 69kg

Height 1.82m

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Bence Bicsák

Hungary
HUN
In recent years, Bence Bicsák has established himself as one of Hungary’s stand out triathletes. Among his career highlights are; He will make up a strong contingent of Hungarian athletes taking on Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift London. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 59kg

Height 1.73m

M Knabl

Alois Knabl

Austria
AUT
A rising star of the ITU circuit with a number of impressive top ten finishes over the past few years, Knabl is pushing towards the world’s top 20 and earned the title of Austria’s triathlete of the year in 2019. He started life competing in Winter Triathlon and took the Junior European Championship crown in […] View Profile »

Age 31

Weight 71kg

Height 1.80m

M Mccarron (1)

Luke McCarron

Ireland
IRL
Currently a medical student at the University of Cambridge, there is more to Irish triathlete Luke McCarron than just swim, bike, run, but that said just a few of his career highlights so far include: View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 67kg

Height 1.77m

M Hillebregt

Donald Hillebregt

Netherlands
NED
The former swimmer has previous Arena Games Triathlon experience, which could be a major bonus in a field of competitors largely inexperienced in this format of racing. He grew up in the water as a swimmer but moved to triathlon at a relatively early age and has been progressing ever since. View Profile »

Age 30

Weight 76kg

Height 1.76m

M Bruzdziak

Maciej Bruzdziak

Poland
POL
Polish triathlete Maciej Bruzdziak has enjoyed some of the best results of his career in recent years. He was the highest placed Polish athlete, finishing in 16th place, at the 2022 European Championships, which were heald on home soil, in Olsztyn. View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 80kg

Height 1.93m

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Valentin Wernz

Germany
GER
Called an “unpolished diamond” after a first track session by his youth triathlon coach Thomas Schmidt, it was evident from an early age that Valentin Wernz could make a mark on the triathlon world.Having been persuaded to switch from football, the young tyro from Saarbrücken in west Germany on the French border won his first […] View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 70kg

Height 1.85m

M Driesen (1)

Joran Driesen

Belgium
BEL
Full bio coming soon … View Profile »

Age 30

Weight 66kg

Height 1.76m

Women

F Potter

Beth Potter

United Kingdom
GBR
With her running and triathlon ability having combined in perfect unison, Potter made headlines worldwide in 2021. Just a week after a standout performance saw Potter produce a surprise victory in the Arena Games London, she ran a world record time of 14:41 on the road for 5km to stun the world of athletics too. View Profile »

Age 31

Weight 51kg

Height 1.70m

Fsereno

Gina Sereno

United States of America
USA
There is a lot of hype around Sereno as the former decorated track and cross country runner at the University of Michigan transitions into triathlon. Sereno was picked up by USAT’s Collegiate Recruitment Program and quickly showed exactly the kind of promise they had hoped. View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 54kg

Height 1.70m

F Beaugrand

Cassandre Beaugrand

France
FRA
Cassandre Beaugrand is one of the new breed of triathletes who have been in the sport from a very young age. Her journey began as a runner, with her mother competing at middle distance and her father, Ludovic Beaugrand, working as a coach at the Livry-Gargan Athletics Club in her hometown on the outskirts of […] View Profile »

Age 26

Weight 54kg

Height 1.77m

Flinn

Sophie Linn

Australia
AUS
Full bio coming soon… View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 52kg

Height 1.60m

F Bragmayer

Zsanett Bragmayer

Hungary
HUN
Coming into Arena Games Triathlon on the back of her most successful year as a pro, Bragmayer is one to watch. 2021 proved a breakthrough year, for the Hungarian athlete, as Bragmayer finished 12th in the individual event at the Tokyo Olympics and grabbed a fourth place finish at WTCS level in Hamburg. View Profile »

Age 29

Weight 60kg

Height 1.74m

F Kurikova

Petra Kuříková

Czechia
CZE
A former swimmer who went on to discover triathlon and win the Children and Youth Olympics in Brno, Kurikova fulfilled her dream of making it to the full Olympics in Tokyo last year. She has picked up nine podiums at elite and junior level across her World Triathlon career and with a big swim could […] View Profile »

Age 31

Weight 55kg

Height 1.70m

F Gmür

Nora Gmür

Switzerland
SUI
Nora Gmür is a well established figure on the European triathlon circuit, having been part of the Swiss National Team since 2017. Some of her career highlights include; View Profile »

Age 22

Weight 56kg

Height 1.73m

F Pryyma (1)

Sofiya Pryyma

Ukraine
UKR
AGT London will be Sofiya Pryyma’s first time racing at a Super League Triathlon event, her other career highlights include: View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 62kg

Height 1.69m

F De Koning

Barbara De Koning

Netherlands
NED
A front pack swimmer with a winning habit and a bright future in the sport, De Koning is one of the rising talents on the Super League scene. A successful junior athlete, with six European Junior Cup podiums including three wins, to add to four Dutch national junior titles, De Koning also finished sixth in […] View Profile »

Age 1

Weight 53kg

Height 1.64m

F Logna Prat (2)

Luisa Iogna-Prat

Italy
ITA
One of the new generation of lifelong triathletes, Iogna-Prat raced her first swim-bike-run event when she was just eight-years-old, encouraged into the sport by her father Stefano, a triathlete himself. She is a three-time Italian champion over triathlon and duathlon and has been runner-up the same number of times. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 53kg

Height 1.65m

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Natalie van Coevorden

Australia
AUS
Natalie Van Coevorden was born and grew up in Campbelltown, New South Wales as a burgeoning swimmer and cross-country runner. Spotted by the national talent identification program in Australia for her potential in the pool, she was later scouted by coach Jamie Turner and began training full-time for triathlon. View Profile »

Age 30

Weight 172kg

Height 0.57m

F Zane

Ilaria Zane

Italy
ITA
Many top triathletes come from a swimming background – but Ilaria Zane may be the only one who has graduated from synchronised swimming. In her childhood in Mestre, Italy, Ilaria was focused on gymnastics before she found synchronised swimming. View Profile »

Age 31

Weight 48kg

Height 1.57m

F De Vet

Hanne De Vet

Belgium
BEL
The Belgian triathlete who goes by the nickname of ‘Vetje’ was born in Brasschaat in Flanders just south of the Dutch border and a first appearance in the Super League Triathlon Championship series is the latest step in fulfilling her multisport potential. One of the best young hopes for her country, the 23-year-old finished third […] View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 53kg

Height 1.67m

F Schär

Cathia Schär

Switzerland
SUI
At just 21 years old, Switzerland’s Cathia Schär was one of the youngest athletes standing on the Super League pontoon for the 2022 series. Since starting on the junior European Cup circuit in 2017, she barely has a poor result to her name and most recently retained her Swiss national title. View Profile »

Age 21

Weight 62kg

Height 1.74m

Fmichaličková

Zuzana Michalickova

Slovakia
SVK
Competing in Arena Games Triathlon is the latest in a line of interesting moves from Michalickova. Her varied background as a junior includes European championship titles in winter triathlon and a silver medal at world level, as well as European championship titles at cross triathlon and cross duathlon. View Profile »

Age 20

Weight 72kg

Height 1.84m

F Daniels

Eva Daniels

Luxembourg
LUX
Having started competing in triathlon at the tender age of 8, Luxembourgish athlete Eva Daniels already has an impressive list of palmeres to her name including: View Profile »

Age 22

Weight 63kg

Height 1.71m

F Škrabanja

Rani Skrabanja

Netherlands
NED
Rani Skrabanja may be a familiar face to those who have been following Arena Games Triathlon since its inception in 2020. She won the women’s invitational amateur event at Arena Games Rotterdam 2020 and was then invited to race as an elite in Rotterdam the following year, where she finished 9th. View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 67kg

Height 1.80m

F Williams (1)

Shanae Williams

South Africa
RSA
Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift London 2023 will be Williams’ first time racing a Super League Triathlon event, however a few of her career highlights so far include: View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 52kg

Height 1.58m

Fpezleg

Dominika Peszleg

Hungary
HUN
Full bio coming soon… View Profile »

Age 21

Weight 56kg

Height 1.64m

F Jackson

Emma Jackson

Australia
AUS
Emma Jackson is a well known figure in the world of triathlon, having raced extensively on the international circuit since 2010. A few of Jackson’s career highlights include; View Profile »

Age 32

Weight 60kg

Height 1.60m

F Van 't Verlaat

Kim Van ‘t Verlaat

Netherlands
NED
Full bio coming soon…. View Profile »

Age 22

Weight 65kg

Height 1.83m

F Szalai

Fanni Szalai

Hungary
HUN
At just 15 years old, Hungary’s Fanni Szalai became a Super League sensation this spring when not only did she become the youngest athlete to ever take on the Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift, but finished third on debut. The Hungarian protégé breezed through the heats in Sursee, finishing third behind team-mate and training […] View Profile »

Age 15

Weight 53kg

Height 1.65m

F Mathias

Olivia Mathias

United Kingdom
GBR
Mathias is establishing herself as one of the leading women in British triathlon, a consistent top 10 performer who is gaining experience at the highest level. Despite being just 24 years old, the Loughborough-based athlete’s first taste of international competition was almost a decade ago and she has plenty of weapons to prove a real […] View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 59kg

Height 1.72m

F Knoll

Anabel Knoll

Germany
GER
Anabel Knoll is forging her own way in triathlon but has her inspiration right behind her. Anabel’s father, Roland, represented Germany in triathlon at the World Championships in 1995, and for a time even served as her coach. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 56kg

Height 1.80m

F Kaiser

Céline Kaiser

Germany
GER
Current World Aquathlon Champion Kaiser could be one to watch at Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift Sursee with her strong swim and bike legs. The Univerity of Nuremburg law student has enjoyed a lot of sporting success in recent years including placing as runner-up at the World Duathlon championships 2022 and being crowned FISU […] View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 53kg

Height 1.72m

F Van Den Berg (1)

Marit Van Den Berg

Netherlands
NED
University of Utrecht medical student Marit Van Den Berg has already had a successful start to her 2023 campaign with two top 10 finishes at Africa Triathlon Cup events already in 2023. Other career highlights so far include: AGT London 2023 will be Van Den Berg’s first time racing in in a Super League Triathlon […] View Profile »

Age 22

Weight 56kg

Height 1.69m

F Waugh

Kate Waugh

United Kingdom
GBR
Kate Waugh is the 2022 World Under-23 champion and has emerged as a podium contender in any race she starts. Having taken part in all five rounds of last year’s Super League Championship Series, the 24-year-old has gained the experience to help her mix it with the best. View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 57kg

Height 1.72m

F Rodda (1)

Katie Rodda

United Kingdom
GBR
Based in the UK triathlon hotbed of Leeds, Leeds University’s Katie Rodda is looking to follow in the footsteps of giants of the sport such as Jess Learmonth as she embarks on her senior triathlon career. AGT London 2023 will be Rodda’s first time competing at a Super League Triathlon event, but she has previously […] View Profile »

Age 22

Weight 67kg

Height 1.60m

F Holanszky (1)

Laura Holánszky

Hungary
HUN
Full bio coming soon… View Profile »

Age 21

Weight 58kg

Height 1.70m

Fkropkó (1)

Márta Kropkó

Hungary
HUN
Márta Kropkó is returning to Arena Games Triathlon following a successful debut in Montreal where she finished 5th. Kropko’s other career highlights include: Her brother Marton will also be racing Arena Games Triathlon Sursee. View Profile »

Age 20

Weight 59kg

Height 1.66m

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Venue Information

Arena Games Triathlon London will be held in the London Aquatics Centre in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

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At Arena Games Triathlon London, you’ll see the world’s best triathletes battle it out in the fastest, most exciting and brutal racing. At the event, there will be live on the ground MCs, taking you through the action as it unfolds, and BIG Screens so you can follow every second of the racing.

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How to get here

Arena Games Triathlon London will take place in London Aquatics Centre in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London.

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There is no parking available at the venue itself, but multi story car parks can be found nearby, at Westfield Shopping Centre.
There is also the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park multi story to the North of the Park, off the A12 on Eastway.

The 388 bus runs between London Bridge and Stratford City near the station entrance, going through the Park and stopping at the Copper Box Arena and Here East.

The 308 bus runs between Wanstead and the Lea Bridge Roundabout near the Stratford station entrance Chobham Academy and Lee Valley VeloPark.

The 339 bus runs between Leytonstone and Shadwell, with stops at Stratford City near the Stratford station entrance, the London Aquatics Centre at White Post Lane.

The 108 bus runs between Lewisham and Stratford City and Stratford International bus stations, going through the Park including Warton Road and Pool Street (by the London Aquatics Centre).

Stratford bus station and Stratford City bus station are both located in close proximity to Stratford station. Buses that run to these stations are:

• 25 from Oxford Street to Ilford
• 69 from Canning Town to Walthamstow
• 86 from Romford to Stratford
• 97 from Chingford to Stratford
• 104 Manor Park to Stratford
• 108 from Lewisham to Stratford
• 158 from Chingford Mount to Stratford
• 238 from Barking to Stratford
• 241 from Canning Town to Stratford
• 257 from Walthamstow to Stratford
• 262 from Becton to Stratford
• 276 from Stoke Newington to Newham University Hospital
• 308 from Clapton to Wanstead
• 339 from Leytonstone to Shadwell
• 425 from Clapton to Stratford
• 473 from North Woolwich to Stratford
• D8 from Crossharbour to Stratford International

In addition to the 25 which runs a 24-hour service, night buses to/from Stratford are:

• N8 from Oxford Street to Hainault
• N86 from Stratford to Harold Hill

If you're travelling to the north of the Park, including the Copper Box Arena, Timber Lodge Café, Tumbling Bay playground and the northern parklands, please read this important information:

It can take between 15-20 minutes to walk from Stratford regional station or Stratford International station to the northern Park entrance (walking distance is approximately 800m).
There is pedestrian access to the north of the Park from Hackney Wick via White Post Lane, Leyton and Stratford (see map).

Cyclists can make use of the recently extended Barclays Cycle Superhighway from central London (Aldgate) to Stratford City.

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park has 310 docking points for London's cycle hire scheme, Santander Cycles.

The docking points are spread across seven docking stations in and around the Park, including:

Lee Valley VeloPark
Timber Lodge Café
East Village
Here East
Copper Box Arena
London Aquatics Centre
Monier Road
The Podium
Stratford Station
The nearest stations are Stratford station and Stratford International station, both of which are in Zone 2/3 and provide step-free access from entrance to platform:

Stratford station is served by:

Docklands Light Railway (DLR)
Jubilee, Central and Elizabeth lines
National Rail services operated by Greater Anglia and c2c
London Overground services
TfL Rail
Stansted Express
Elizabeth Line.

Stratford International station is served by:

• Docklands Light Railway (DLR)
• Southeastern High Speed 1 services
The nearest airport to London Aquatics Centre is London City Airport (LCY). It is easy to get from London City Airport to London Aquatics Centre by public transport. Take the DLR from London City Airport to Stratford International Station, then walk 0.3 miles to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Event Schedule

Women Heat 1 (2 Stages)

14:00 - 14:30

Women Heat 2 (2 Stages)

14:50 - 15:20

Women Heat 3 (2 Stages)

15:40 - 16:10

Men Heat 1 (2 Stages)

16:40 - 17:10

Men Heat 2 (2 Stages)

17:30 - 18:00

Men Heat 3 (2 Stages)

18:20 - 18:50

Women : Repechage 1

10:00 - 10:30

Women : Repechage 2

10:50 - 11:20

Men : Repechage 1

11:50 - 12:20

Men : Repechage 2

12:40 - 13:10

Gates Open

14:15

Para Triathlon Race 1

14:45 - 15:30

Para Triathlon Race 2

16:00 - 16:45

Women's Final

17:30 - 18:30

Men's Final

18:30 - 19:30

THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO ARENA GAMES TRIATHLON POWERED BY ZWIFT LONDON

What is Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift?

Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift is an innovative concept that blends in real life and virtual racing to deliver a new level of the immersive viewing experience.  The format took the triathlon world by storm with the debut of the SLT Arena Games in Rotterdam 2020 before successful follow-up events in London and Rotterdam in 2021. Then, in partnership with World Triathlon, it developed into a World Championship Series format for 2022, with Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift  which went on to crown the world’s first esports triathlon World Champions.

Now, Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift is back, bigger and better than ever before, with a 4 event series spread across 3 continents in 2023. With further innovations, more live data, and in your face cameras, these events will get closer to the athletes than ever before.

When and where will the Arena Games Triathlon World Championship Series Powered by Zwift 2023 take place?

In 2023, the Arena Games Triathlon World Championship Series powered by Zwift series will take place in 4 iconic locations.

February 25, 2023: Montreal, Canada

March 12, 2023: Sursee, Switzerland

April 8, 2023: London, UK, Grand Finale

What is the concept?

Arena Games Triathlon powered by Zwift is an amalgamation of real-life and virtual racing. It provides an immersive viewing experience that allows fans to get up close and personal with the best triathletes in the world and enjoy live data.

The swim leg takes place in an Olympic sized pool while the bike and run disciplines are completed on smart trainers and self-powered curved treadmills with the power and speed of the athletes turned into a visual race via Zwift’s online platform.

The TV broadcast brings together the best of all these elements to produce a captivating event, with in-your-face cameras bringing you closer than ever to the athletes and an enclosed environment showing their effort and raw suffering like never before.

How does the Arena Games Triathlon World Championship Series powered by Zwift work?

The Championship Series events will consist of both heats and finals. At each event athletes will need to qualify for the final race via a heat which will consist of 2 Stages (Swim – Bike – Run / Swim – Bike – Run). The second stage will be held in a pursuit format. Athletes will start in reverse order of their result in stage 1. The athlete with the fastest time will start first, every other athlete will follow with a time gap as per the result of stage 1.

Just 8-10 athletes from the heats (venue dependant) will then progress to the final. The final will consist of 3 Stages over Super League’s unique Arena Games Triathlon format (Swim – Bike – Run // Run – Bike – Swim // Swim – Bike – Run).

The competition times for each athlete will be added from the 1st and the 2nd stage. Pursuit starts for the last stage based on the time difference accumulated across the first two stages. The athlete with the fastest time, will start first.

The Championship Finals will follow a similar format but with a two-stage repechage offering an extra route to the big finale: a three-stage battle for the 30 athletes who make it onto the start lists.

For more information on formats please visit the Formats section.

How does the point scoring work?

The World Champions will be decided via a points system combining the results of the final in London plus each athlete’s best result at one additional Arena Games event. The results also contribute to World Triathlon’s world rankings.

The Series race winners will each receive 250 points, the Championship Finals winners 500 points, decreasing by 7.5% for each position thereafter. The Arena Games Triathlon World Champions will be the man and woman with the highest combined score from the Finals and one Series event.

Who is racing?

Official start lists for the Arena Games Triathlon powered by Zwift events will be announced in the run-up to each event.

There will be between 16-20 female athletes and 16-20 male athletes racing the events in Montreal and Sursee The Finals, in London,  will see that number grow to 30 female and 30 male athletes.

Is there prize money?

Yes, the Pros will be racing for cash to add extra incentive to race at full throttle throughout. However, there is not only money at stake, the Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift will also crown the world’s first triathlon esports World Champions in 2023.

The winners of the Series events will get $5,000, while for the Finals it is $7,500. All athletes reaching the final of any event will earn prize money.

In addition, the World Champions will also receive $8,000 on top of what was earned in the races, with $6,000 going to the overall second-placed athletes and $4,000 overall third.

Where can I watch Arena Games Triathlon powered by Zwift?

Our broadcast partners will be showing uninterrupted coverage of the Finals of each event and are being regularly updated on our website. You will also be able to watch all the action, live, on our Website and YouTube Channel.

Where can I find Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift tickets/ merchandise?

Official Super League Triathlon merchandise is available from the SLT Dryworld store HERE. 

For information on how to spectate at Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift, go to the ‘Come to the Event’ tab for the event that you wish to attend.

Are the events COVID secure?

Yes. As elite sports events, Arena Games Triathlon Powered by Zwift events fully comply with all applicable local and national regulations.

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