Arena Games Triathlon, Powered by Zwift is returning to London. This year, Super League Triathlon have partnered with World Triathlon to bring you the Arena Games triathlon series. On 23rd April 2022, London Aquatics Centre at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park will play host to the greatest triathletes in the world, as they battle it out for the chance to be crowned the first ever Triathlon Esports World Champion.

Each Arena Games Triathlon event is competed over heats and a final. Heats will see two stages of swim-bike-run, while, come the final, the fastest 10 pros of the day 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 in 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 grew from strength to strength last year, drawing a huge audience thanks to its innovative and exciting indoor race concept. Now, with Arena Games Triathlon powered by Zwift Super League Triathlon and World Triathlon have taken this concept to the next level. In 2022, the Arena Games Triathlon Championship series will be held across three events, in three iconic cities. At the Grand Finale, held in Singapore, the overall winners of the series will be named the first ever 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

Justus Nieschlag

Points 250

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

Alex Yee

Points 231

GBR

Alex Yee could have pursued a career as an international track runner but instead has let his love for triathlon win the day – and with two Olympic medals and a Super League Triathlon Championship Series title to his name already it’s just as well. Born in Lewisham, London, Alex has always had a huge […] View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 55kg

Height 1.80m

Nicolò Strada

Points 214

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 22

Weight 70kg

Height 1.82m

Simon Henseleit

Points 183

GER

Simon made his breakthrough into the elite ranks in dramatic fashion with Super League Triathlon. After serious injury problems threatened to derail his career, Simon bounced back to become German Junior champion in 2019 and part of the European title winning Under-23 German Mixed Relay team. View Profile »

Age 23

Max Stapley

Points 169

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 70kg

Height 1.85m

Takumi Hojo

Points 157

JPN

Hojo comes into the Arena Games Triathlon powered by Zwift in London on top form having taken the win in the Europe Triathlon Cup event in Quarteria. Beth Potter won in the female ranks and took that form into Arena Games in Munich to produce a stunning win, giving Hojo hope for something similar. View Profile »

Jeremy Briand

Points 145

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

Gordon Benson

Points 134

GBR

Gordon represented Great Britain at the 2016 Rio Olympics and has gained a reputation as a top class performer with a strong biking pedigree. Among the career titles of the Leeds based athlete are the 2019 Kazan ETU Sprint Triathlon European Championships as well as being the first British gold medallist at the 2015 European […] View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 78kg

Height 1.91m

Harry Leleu

Points 124

GBR

Leleu comes into Arena Games Triathlon with a proven track record over short sharp distances and multiple single day race formats. Part of the 2019 Under-23 British European Championship winning mixed relay team, Leleu’s first outing this year was in Lievin, where he raced four times in a day to make it to the men’s […] View Profile »

Weight 72kg

Height 1.86m

Dries Matthys

Points 115

BEL

The Belgian is hoping to show he is still a master of all distances as he comes into Arena Games Triathlon. Matthys has been racing middle distance events, but came up through the shorter racing, twice being on the podium in the national championships in his home country as a junior. View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 69kg

Height 1.85m

Darr Smith

Points 106

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 24

Joao Silva

Points 98

POR

One of the most decorated junior athletes to come through the Portuguese system, Silva has evolved over the past decade-and-a-half to be one of the most consistent short course triathletes in the world. Hailing from Benedita, just north of Lisbon, Silva progressed from being national junior champion in 2006 and 2007 to European under-23 champion […] View Profile »

Age 33

Weight 61kg

Height 1.71m

James Edgar

Points 91

IRL

Coming into the Arena Games Triathlon with a fifth place finish at the dynamic multi-stage racing of Lievin, Edgar may be an underdog but has form. The 2016 Irish Junior champion Has had a taste of racing in the big time after qualifying for the 2018 Commonwealth Games on Australia’s Gold Coast where he finished […] View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 65kg

Height 1.83m

Philip Pertl

Points 84

AUT

Pertl was first seen in international triathlon racing at the European Youth Team Relay Championships 2013 in Holten. In the following years he raced more European Championships in the Youth and Junior class and also twice finished second at the European Cups in Tulcea and Bled. View Profile »

Ricardo Batista

Points 78

POR

Up and coming Portuguese star Batista comes into Arena Games Triathlon on the back of a big 2021. Last year he was crowned under-23 European champion as well as national champion in Portugal over both the Olympic and sprint distances. View Profile »

Aurélien Raphaël

Points 72

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 34

Weight 72kg

Height 1.82m

Antoine Duval

Points 66

FRA

Frenchman Duval is starting to come of age. Having secured top ten finishes in World Cup events, 2021 saw steps onto the podium. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 71kg

Height 1.81m

Keller Norland

Points 61

USA

A rookie, Norland is the youngest athlete on the USA’s Project Podium, but is full of potential and ready to seize his first big chance in the spotlight. Last year was a major breakthrough for Norland as he won the Sarasota and the Wasatch Junior Elite Cup races and finished the Junior Elite Series ranked […] View Profile »

Age 19

Weight 74kg

Height 1.87m

Lukas Pertl

Points 84

AUT

The older of the two Pertl siblings competing in London, Lukas helped pave the way for his younger brother to also come into the sport. Lukas was an aspiring ski jumper as a child before switching his attention to triathlon aged 14. View Profile »

Weight 66.5kg

Height 1.79m

Women

Cassandre Beaugrand

Points 250

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 25

Weight 54kg

Height 1.77m

Beth Potter

Points 231

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

Jessica Learmonth

Points 214

GBR

A star of the sport and of Super League Triathlon, Learmonth took the first ever Arena Games title in Rotterdam in 2020 where she was totally dominant. Her Super League pedigree was further underlined in her Championship Series debut season in 2021 as she won three events and finished second overall. View Profile »

Age 34

Weight 57kg

Height 1.68m

Georgia Taylor-Brown

Points 198

GBR

Georgia Taylor-Brown has battled her way through potentially career-ending injuries to the very pinnacle of triathlon, culminating in being crowned World Champion in 2020, winning two Olympic medals and the 2021 Super League Triathlon Championship Series. The Manchester-born athlete grew up in a sporting family. View Profile »

Age 29

Weight 55kg

Height 1.62m

Georgia Taylor-Brown

Points 198

GBR

Age 29

Weight 55kg

Height 1.62m

Audrey Merle

Points 183

FRA

It has been a difficult few years for Merle but she has come through the other side and is now pushing towards her goal of competing in the Paris Olympics. Merle qualified for the Rio Olympics and finished 35th. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 52.5kg

Height 1.53m

Sian Rainsley

Points 169

GBR

Having first discovered multisport at the age of seven, Rainsley is the latest British female star to be making a mark. She has won silver at the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games (2014) as well as European Under-23 mixed relay gold (2017) and achieved several Under-23 and elite podium finishes since. View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 53kg

Height 1.64m

Petra Kuříková

Points 157

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

Kate Waugh

Points 145

GBR

Kate Waugh is an emerging talent on the British triathlon scene – a consistent performer at both junior and Under-23 level who is now stepping up to challenge the elites. The psychology student from Gateshead who trains at Leeds also has useful Super League Triathlon experience to draw upon, having taken part in both the […] View Profile »

Age 23

Weight 57kg

Height 1.72m

Anabel Knoll

Points 134

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 26

Weight 56kg

Height 1.80m

Zsanett Bragmayer

Points 124

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 28

Weight 60kg

Height 1.74m

Anna Godoy Contreras

Points 0

ESP

Anna Godoy Contreras is keeping it in the family with her exploits in the world of triathlon. Anna’s father was an international triathlete, while her brother is also part of the Spanish team. View Profile »

Age 30

Weight 56kg

Height 1.62m

Sophia Green

Points 106

GBR

Sophia Green grew up combining swimming with figure skating, competing for Scotland on the ice and almost gaining selection for the Great Britain squad. Having taken the tricky decision to focus purely on swimming, she then moved into multisport with a first triathlon in 2014 at the age of 14. View Profile »

Age 23

Weight 64kg

Height 1.63m

Iria Rodriguez

Points 98

ESP

Vigo born Spanish athlete Rodriguez has been making steady progress through the junior ranks and into the elites over the past 18 months. She really made her mark as a junior when she finished second at the Melilla ETU Triathlon Junior European Cup race in 2018. View Profile »

Age 24

Hollie Elliott

Points 91

GBR

A relative late comer to triathlon by modern standards, Elliott was focussed on swimming and cross country until the age of 14 when she first competed in triathlon for fun. After being accepted into the North-East Academy of British Triathlon, Elliott made quick progress and finished seventh in only her third elite level race at […] View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 60kg

Height 1.74m

Barbara De Koning

Points 84

NED

There is a lot of talk about De Koning coming into the Arena Games Triathlon as the hottest property on the junior circuit tries her hand at the new and exciting format. De Koning is no stranger to Super League. View Profile »

Age 1

Romana Gajdošová

Points 0

SVK

Gajdošová is an athlete of many talents, having secured fantastic finishes in three sports. As a 10,000m runner she was a national medallist in both junior and elite categories. View Profile »

Zuzana Michalickova

Points 78

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

Iona Miller

Points 72

GBR

A member of the Fusion Triathlon Club since she was just nine-years-old, in 2019 Miller’s progress was significant enough for her to be able to join the illustrious Loughborough Triathlon Performance Centre while studying Economics at the University. She made a big move in the elite field in 2021 and marked out her potential for […] View Profile »

Age 23

Weight 59kg

Height 1.71m

Tickets

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

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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Hospitality

Front Row Seating and access to the exclusive Hospitality Area including free food & drinks, Athlete visits to the lounge, Raffle entry for all hospitality ticket purchasers for signed SLT merchandise.

Inclusions

Premium Seats offering the best views of all the Arena Games action
Athlete visits to the lounge, giving you the opportunity to meet the stars
Private VIP lounge and balcony overseeing all the action
Open bar with beer, wine, soft drinks, tea, and coffee
Casual dining buffet
Athlete Q&A
Raffle entry for signed SLT merchandise

Find out more about Arena Games Triathlon London Hospitality HERE.

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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.

London E20 2AQ

The nearest stations to Queen Elizabeth Olympic are Stratford International Train Station and Stratford Station (Tube), both of which are 0.3 miles away.

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.