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Super League Triathlon has proved so popular in Munich that it will return for a third event in just a year as the triathlon-mad German fans get ready for another intense battle at the stunning Olympiapark.

Munich was one of the most talked about events of the 2021 Championship Series, with its remarkable downhill transition run into the water causing all manner of thrills and spills.

French favourite Vincent Luis completed the win last year in the most exciting race of the day with a perfectly executed Short Chute to edge out Olympic legend Jonathan Brownlee. Will the 2 x SLT Championship Series champion dominate again in 2022?

As the second stop of the Championship Series, things will really be heating up. The early pace-setters will know they need to keep their foot on the gas to stay away at the top of the Leaderboard. Those who started slower than they wanted will be feeling the pressure to get back on track, knowing another weak display will make it hard to come back and challenge for honours.

The Olympiapark was built for the 1972 Olympic Games and has become a focal point for elite sport in Germany. This will be the third time that Super League have hosted an event at this iconic venue, following Arena Games Triathlon Munich Powered by Zwift, earlier this year.

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Race Format

Enduro

Master of Endurance

The Enduro is considered the most brutal format of all. Requiring endurance and tactics, the Enduro is a non-stop burst of nine back-to-back triathlon disciplines without any breaks. The easiest way to think about it is swim-bike-run repeated continuously three times in a row, or over three Stages.

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A focus on speed is a key demand of the Enduro because any athlete who falls more than 90 seconds behind the leader will be eliminated.

There are three Short Chutes up for grabs – for the first athlete across the Mount Line after the swim on Stage 1, for the first athlete across the Mount Line after the bike on Stage 1 and for the first athlete across the Mount Line at the end of Stage 1.Short Chutes are won for a Team and awarded to an athlete during the race by their Team Manager. Short Chutes are to be taken on the first lap of the run in Stage 3. No team can win more than one Short Chute.

Men

Matthew Hauser

AUS

Matthew Hauser was given the dream triathlon experience when a chance encounter with Chris McCormack helped him get a place on one of the most coveted start lines in the sport’s history. Matthew’s father had been reading Macca’s book and happened to spot him in a local cafe, and the pair got chatting. View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 74kg

Height 1.86m

Vasco Vilaca

POR

Vasco Vilaca has exploded onto the professional triathlon scene after seizing his chance in Super League to put himself among the very best in the world. The Portuguese youngster got into triathlon from an early age thanks to his parents and their desire to learn how to swim. View Profile »

Age 23

Weight 65kg

Height 1.70m

Hayden Wilde

NZL

Hayden Wilde is a prime example of how Super League Triathlon can kickstart an athlete’s career – and give them a great nickname. Hayden was already accomplished at swim-bike-run as a junior on the less well known off-road scene. View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 66kg

Height 1.75m

Ryan Fisher

AUS

Australian Ryan Fisher is a Super League Triathlon veteran having competed in the first two SLT events including the inaugural contest on Hamilton Island. In 2019, he also won the qualifying round in Bali to grab a Golden Ticket for the Championship series. View Profile »

Age 31

Weight 67kg

Height 1.73m

Jonathan Brownlee

GBR

Jonathan Brownlee is a triathlon royalty with three Olympic medals and some of the sport’s most iconic moments to his name. Jonathan grew up with his older brother Alistair and younger sibling Edward in the village of Bramhope in Leeds. View Profile »

Age 32

Weight 70kg

Height 1.81m

Kenji Nener

JPN

Kenji Nener never quit on his Olympic dream – and by finishing 14th in Tokyo proved his faith was justified. Kenji grew up in Perth, Western Australia and began to dabble in triathlon aged 13 having grown up playing ball sports such as tennis and football. View Profile »

Age 29

Weight 66kg

Height 1.74m

Tyler Mislawchuk

CAN

Tyler Mislawchuk made a great decision in leaving aside his ice hockey ambitions to pursue his career as a professional triathlete. The Winnipeg native was a huge fan of ice hockey as a youngster and played to a high standard. View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 59kg

Height 1.72m

Max Stapley

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

Richard Murray

NED

Richard Murray has become an icon of short course triathlon thanks to more than a decade of gutsy displays on the world stage and an engaging character that has made him both a popular and, at times, controversial figure. Richard was born in South Africa and grew up on a grain farm near Durbanville. View Profile »

Age 34

Weight 70kg

Height 1.80m

Chase McQueen

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 24

Weight 69kg

Height 1.77m

Tayler Reid

NZL

Tayler Reid made a bold move when he started triathlon. Rather than starting out with a local event, finding he was good and working his way up, he made his first race the national championships. View Profile »

Age 26

Weight 69kg

Height 1.83m

Panagiotis Bitados

GRE

Greece might not have a long and storied history in triathlon, but watch out for teenage sensation Panagiotis Bitados blazing a unique trail to the top – much of it on the trails. Unlike his Super League contemporaries, Bitados, who trains under the vastly experienced Australian coach Brett Sutton, has no experience of World Triathlon […] View Profile »

Age 19

Weight 182kg

Height 0.70m

Jamie Riddle

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 22

Weight 69kg

Height 1.82m

Shachar Sagiv

ISR

Shachar Sagiv is keeping it in the family with his Olympic success. Just three Israeli triathletes have ever had the honour of representing their country at an Olympics – and two of them did so in Tokyo. View Profile »

Age 28

Height 1.81m

Valentin Wernz

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

Daniel Dixon

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 so far. 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 20

Weight 59kg

Height 1.69m

Christopher Perham

GBR

In a case of one strong swimmer replacing another, Perham enters the Super League Triathlon series for 2022 as a late replacement for injured South African Henri Schoeman. The Loughborough-based triathlete has been part of the British Triathlon set-up for the past decade and has gained a wealth of experience racing different formats across the […] View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 73kg

Height 1.92m

Sergio Baxter Cabrera

ESP

Sergio Baxter Cabrera looks set to be the latest star in a long line of Spanish talent to make their mark on triathlon’s global stage. Hailing from a cycling background, the young triathlete cites compatriot Alejandro Valverde as his hero, probably no surprise since he has been heading out on two wheels with the 2018 […] View Profile »

Age 22

Weight 58kg

Height 1.72m

Emil Holm

DEN

Denmark’s Emil Holm has had a busy two years competing in World Cups and on the World Triathlon Championship Series to earn himself a shot at Super League Triathlon glory this autumn. Living and training in Stevns, south of Copenhagen, with a squad coached by his dad might come as a surprise when he discloses […] View Profile »

Age 26

Weight 74kg

Height 1.90m

Women

Georgia Taylor-Brown

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

Sophie Coldwell

GBR

Sophie Coldwell is one of the world’s leading triathletes, consistently on the podium in World Series races and already a Super League Triathlon Arena Games champion having won in Rotterdam in 2021. Born in Kent but growing up in Nottingham, Sophie was introduced to triathlon by her mum, racing a local event in Clifton when […] View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 58kg

Height 1.67m

Taylor Spivey

USA

Taylor Spivey was a national champion in surf lifesaving before she found a love of triathlon that would become her career while studying in Florence, Italy. Spivey grew up in Redondo Beach, California, USA. View Profile »

Age 31

Weight 50kg

Height 1.60m

Beth Potter

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

Emma Jeffcoat

AUS

Emma Jeffcoat has lived the Australian dream and used it as the perfect platform to launch a career in professional triathlon. Growing up on the Northern Beaches in Sydney, Emma enjoyed the most active and outdoors of lifestyles. View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 67kg

Height 1.74m

Rachel Klamer

NED

Rachel Klamer has spent the last decade as one of the most consistent performers on the world stage. Despite not even starting triathlon until she was 17-years-old, the Dutch star has more than made up for lost time with a reputation as an ultra-reliable athlete with multiple podiums to her name, including five in seven […] View Profile »

Age 32

Weight 50kg

Height 1.66m

Sian Rainsley

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

Laura Lindemann

GER

Laura Lindemann has been leading the charge for German short course triathletes for the past few years, and whether it’s pushing the breakaway or driving the chase pack, the 26- year-old from Potsdam in Berlin plays a leading role in almost every race she starts. Lindemann had a bulging trophy cabinet before she even stepped […] View Profile »

Age 26

Weight 57kg

Height 1.68m

Nicole Van Der Kaay

NZL

While Hayden Wilde has been lighting up the triathlon scene for New Zealand’s men, Nicole Van Der Kaay has been leading the way for the Kiwi women and is an exciting prospect as she readies herself for a Super League debut. The best placed New Zealander in the last three major Games including the Commonwealths […] View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 57kg

Height 1.70m

Non Stanford

GBR

Non Stanford has built a reputation as one of Britain’s finest short course triathletes. The Welsh star, who was born in Bridgend and grew up in Swansea, started life as a cross country runner and took the Welsh Schools 1,500m title for three consecutive years from 2002-2004 and was third in 3,000m at the AAA […] View Profile »

Age 34

Weight 55kg

Height 1.70m

Natalie van Coevorden

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

Verena Steinhauser

ITA

One of the leading and most experienced triathletes in a strong squad of Italian women who are making their mark on the triathlon scene, Steinhauser has competed on the world stage for the past decade. Originally from Bressanone in northern Italy, but now living and training in Pescara, it would be fair to claim that […] View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 50kg

Height 1.60m

Hanne De Vet

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 24

Weight 53kg

Height 1.67m

Kate Waugh

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

Jeanne Lehair

LUX

Jeanne Lehair is one of the best young talents to emerge from an enviable French system, and having worn the Tricolore for the past decade is now switching allegiance to represent Luxembourg. Lehair is one of four sporting siblings introduced to the sport by her athletic father at an early age, taking part in her […] View Profile »

Age 26

Weight 56kg

Height 1.59m

Miriam Casillas Garcia

ESP

A two-time Olympian, Miriam Casillas Garcia was born in Badajoz on the Portuguese border in southwestern Spain. A junior cross-tri world champion in El Anillo, Midwestern Spain as far back as 2011, Casillas Garcia’s strong bike handling skills should be ideal for the tight Super League circuits. View Profile »

Age 30

Weight 52kg

Height 1.64m

Cassandre Beaugrand

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

Sophia Green

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

Cathia Schär

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

Sara Röel

MEX

“I’m learning a lot and living my dream,” says Sara Röel. “A few years ago, I wouldn’t believe where I am standing now. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 49kg

Height 1.56m

Jule Behrens

GER

German teenager Jule Behrens is one of the most exciting prospects to emerge in triathlon and is keen to square up against Olympic and world champions as she steps into the senior ranks. Last year, Behrens swept all before her at junior level, winning the World Championship in Quarteira, Portugal in November to back up […] View Profile »

Age 19

The second stop on Super League Triathlon’s 2022 Championship series will be hosted at the Iconic Munich Olympic Park. This was the site of and the venue for the 2022 European Championships, and has also hosted Super League Triathlon on 2 previous occasions. The 2021 edition of Super League Triathlon Munich was one of the most talked about SLT events of the year. From Hayden Wilde’s shocking spill on the run down to the water, to the too close for comfort finish between Vincent Luis and Jonny Brownlee, two of the undeniable giants of the sport, Munich had it all, and is promising to be just as exciting a venue this time around. You’ll see the world’s best Triathletes battle it out in the fastest, most exciting and brutal racing.

The lively triathlon scene is sure to bring an electric atmosphere to Munich. At the event, there will be live on the ground MCs taking you through each part of the race as it unfolds, and BIG Screens so you can follow every second of the action.

Spectating is free!

Simply come along to Olympiapark Munich, on race day, and watch the best triathletes in the world battle it out on one of the most exciting and dynamic courses in triathlon.

VIP Hospitality

JOIN US FOR THE SECOND INSTALLMENT OF SUPER LEAGUES CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES IN MUNICH’S ICONIC OLYMPIC PARK AND ENJOY THE ULTIMATE TRIATHLON HOSPITALITY EXPERIENCE, WHICH INCLUDES:

Full lunch, including drinks (beer, wine and soft drinks) in our dedicated VIP Hospitality lounge
Tickets for the men’s and women’s Championship Series races
The best views of the action from near the Start, Finish and transition area
Get closer to the SLT pro athletes

COST – €125pp

How to get here

Super League Triathlon Munich 2022 will take place at the Iconic Olympiapark Munich.

Olympiapark
Coubertinpl. 1, 80809 München, Germany

The nearest Train Station to Olympiapark is Olympiazentrum Underground (U-bahn) Station.

The nearest Airport to Olympiapark is Munich Airport (MUC) at a distance of 27 km. It is easy to reach Olympiapark, from the Airport, by public transport. Get on the train at Flughafen München, and change to the subway at Moosach. The nearest subway station to Olympiapark is Olympiazentrum.

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