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Super League Triathlon’s eSports Cycling Series brings together some of the biggest names in the sport to compete for individual and team glory over three weeks of intense racing on Zwift.
Prize money, national pride and the chance to be crowned the best cyclist in triathlon are all on the line in what is sure to be a gripping race series.
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Legend has it that Aaron Royle, a decorated swimmer in his childhood, was asked to choose between the pool and his new love of running by his parents aged 14.
Age 31
Weight 67kg
Height 1.80m
Points 24
Double Olympic Gold Medalist and simply one of the best to have ever graced the start line of a triathlon, Alistair Brownlee didn’t perform in the Hamilton Island test event.
Weight 70kg
Height 1.84m
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“If you want it, work for it”.
Age 28
Weight 65kg
Height 1.83m
Points 14
SLT demands speed, and Alex Yee has answered the call.
Age 22
Weight 55kg
An experienced athlete who understands the importance of being right on the edge if you want to fight for victory in SLT, Ryan Bailie has seen it all.
Age 30
Weight 60kg
Height 1.76m
The name says it all, and in the triathlon world, nothing inspires fear in their rivals more than hearing the name “Brownlee”.
Height 1.81m
An incredible swimmer, Matthew Sharpe has shown increasing maturity in the last few years, and shone at the recent Commonwealth Games with a top ten finish.
Age 29
Weight 76kg
Height 1.90m
What an epic journey, Nathan Killam is not your average single-minded sportsman with a generic backstory, Killam’s is a tale of redemption and desire, fighting back from an unhealthy lifestyle, and turning it around before his 30th birthday.
Age 34
If Super League success can come from raw speed and youth, then Aiden is a potential dark in the Championship Series.
Weight 63kg
Height 1.73m
Strong across all disciplines, 2008 Junior European and World Champion, 2010 French U23 Champion, and World Number 2, Vincent Luis is flawless when he is on the top of his game, and can be considered the best in the sport when he dials it in.
Height 1.77m
Once considered the silent assassin of the pro field, the 2016 Olympic bronze medalist, and 2018 Commonwealth Games gold medalist, Henri Schoeman has truly announced himself on the world stage.
Weight 59kg
Height 1.70m
Having started in gymnastics, and then discovered cycling in his teens, Léo Bergere has a balanced love for triathlon, with his favourite discipline changing depending on the race.
Age 24
Weight 66kg
Bali qualifier Pierre Le Corre grew up as a swimmer in France before a move to the USA in 2006 saw him decide to give triathlon a go.
A French triathlete with Junior European, Junior World Championship, and U23 World titles to his name… this man is fast!
Age 26
A member of France’s hugely successful Poissy Triathlon, Anthony will be making his debut in the Super League Championship Series.
Weight 72kg
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After a childhood that was spent in swimming and gymnastics, Justus switched his attentions to triathlon and produced a seismic shock when he became German champion in 2006 as a virtual unknown.
With the motto “Go Big or Go Home” echoing in his head, Kristian Blummenfelt is driven by an absolute desire to win at the expense of all else.
Age 27
Weight 77kg
Height 1.74m
American triathlete Michael Arishita has the swim and run speed to make things interesting in Super League.
An experienced athlete at a relatively young age, Ben Kanute has his sights set on SLT success.
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Emma Pallant excelled as a runner and was a Team GB athlete on the track before switching her attention to triathlon.
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Luisa had the weekend of her young triathlon career as she took the win in both the elite female category and the mixed relay at the Pan American Games.
Weight 54kg
Height 1.67m
Olympian Lucy Hall has a raft of experience behind her.
Height 1.78m
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What Commonwealth Games athlete Sophie Coldwell lacks in years she makes up for in speed and race smarts, particularly in the water.
Weight 58kg
Rankings
In the men’s category, every race the combined times of the two fastest riders from each team will count towards the overall Team Classification Leaderboard.
Each race will also award points for the quickest athletes in intermediate sprints and KOMs/QOMs. Points for the sprints and KOMs will be awarded to the top five as 5/4/3/2/1. The team with the most points from these elements picks up a cash bonus at the end of the race.
These points plus points for the top ten across the finish line in each race (10/9/8/7/6/5/4/3/2/1) will contribute to the individual male leaderboards.
The women will race as individuals rather than teams. The top eight point scorers in each race will earn prize money. Points will be scored as 5/4/3/2/1 for QOM and sprints and 10/8/6/4/2 across the finish line.
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Teams
All men’s events will be raced in teams of four athletes, each representing their country (with a few guest appearances for other nations).
Guest riders (non-SLT-athletes) are allowed. However, a minimum of two riders per team must be SLT athletes.
Women will race as individuals rather than in teams.
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