Super League Triathlon Toulouse 2023 » Super League Triathlon

Name: Super League Triathlon Toulouse 2023
Start: 2023-09-03

After a hugely successful debut in 2022, Super League Triathlon is returning to France, and the stunning city of Toulouse, for the second event on our 2023 Championship Series.

Following the opening race of the 2023 season, in London, the SLT travelling circus will head to ‘La Ville Rose’, the pink city of Toulouse, with Super League providing a rare chance for the dedicated French triathlon fans to see their heroes up close and personal in what promises to be a thrilling race.

Expect a passionate crowd, who will be rooting for home stars such as Cassandre Beaugrand and Vincent Luis, who is returning to race SLT’s Championship Series in 2023!

Toulouse will once again host an entire weekend of entertainment as part of the French leg of Super League Triathlon’s 5th Championship Series . While the event schedule is still being finalised you can expect:

Saturday, September 2:

FanZone with a BIG Stage, Big Screens and lots of entertainment, focused around fitness and wellness, a perfect day for all ages to enjoy, held at the Place du Capitole – and appearances from star athletes

Sunday, September 3:

Join up to 300 other teams and participate in the ultimate bike and run event, through the beautiful city of Toulouse! For more information, and to sign up, see participation tab.
Watch the French Stars and SLT regulars as they compete in the first-ever French Championship Series race
FanZone with a BIG Stage, Big Screens and lots of entertainment, focused around fitness and wellness, a perfect day for all ages to enjoy, held at the Place du Capitole

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Race Format

Triple Mix

Master of Versatility

Throwing the traditional swim-bike-run sequence out the window, the Triple Mix shuffles the disciplines over 3 Stages. It tests the versatility of the athletes and whether they can keep track of what comes next in the heat of battle.

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Mistakes in this format are costly, and every second counts on Stage 1 and 2 as they define Stage 3’s pursuit start. At the end of each stage, athletes have a few minutes to reset themselves and their equipment. Stage 1 and Stage 2 are mass starts with the order of swim-bike run and run-bike-swim. The accumulated times across Stages 1 and 2 set the timings for a pursuit start in Stage 3, which is bike-swim-run.

Short Chute for Triple Mix: 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 Finish 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.

Note: For the run section of Stage 3 in Toulouse, athletes will run 2 laps, where 1 lap will be run in stages 1 and 2.

Men

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 25

Weight 66kg

Height 1.75m

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 33

Weight 70kg

Height 1.81m

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 25

Weight 74kg

Height 1.86m

Henri Schoeman

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

Max Stapley

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

Roberto Sánchez Mantecon

ESP

One of a new generation of triathletes who has grown up competing from a young age, Mantecon follows in the wake of Javier Gomez and Mario Mola to be the latest world class talent to emerge from Spain. Born in Mislata near Valencia, the 27-year-old’s parents quickly enrolled him in the Tragaleguas. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 67kg

Height 1.69m

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

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. 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

Emil Holm

DEN

“I like triathlon, but I love Super League Triathlon!” Emil Holm posted after finishing ninth in last year’s Championship final in NEOM and placing seventh in the overall series. View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 74kg

Height 1.90m

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 25

Weight 69kg

Height 1.77m

Seth Rider

USA

Seth Rider’s only Super League Triathlon Championship Series came in 2021, when, despite a late entry, he was able to pick up a bonus $20,000 for winning the green cycling jersey. The up and coming American had come in hot, scoring his best back-to-back weekends of racing at elite level just weeks before by helping […] View Profile »

Age 26

Weight 65kg

Height 1.82m

Vitalii Vorontsov

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

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 30

Weight 66kg

Height 1.75m

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

Kristian Blummenfelt

NOR

The reigning Olympic champion, an Ironman and Ironman 70.3 world title winner in 2022, the 2021 World Triathlon world champion, and owner of the fastest time ever over the iron distance, what Kristian Blummenfelt has achieved in recent times has been unprecedented in triathlon history. View Profile »

Age 29

Weight 75kg

Height 1.74m

Léo Bergere

FRA

Leo Bergere is the 2022 World Triathlon world champion after a dramatic victory in Abu Dhabi in the Championship Finals in November. An underdog heading into the race – with the contest billed as a showdown between Alex Yee and Hayden Wilde – the French star took the tape after a breakaway on the bike leg that distanced the […] View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 66kg

Height 1.77m

Reese Vannerson

USA

Vannerson is the latest teenager stepping into the Super League Triathlon fray and having started the sport aged 8 and paired swim, bike and run with record-breaking track success, is brimming with potential. Part of USA Triathlon’s Olympic and Paralympic development team, Project Podium, Vannerson travels from the US along with team-mate Carter Stulhmacher to […] View Profile »

Marc Dubrik

USA

Dubrick grew up just outside of Chicago in a family of swimmers and fell into running at high school before continuing at the University of Missouri where he studied business – always a helpful focus for a triathlete looking to make a financial living from the sport. Although he hadn’t cycled until he was 18, […] View Profile »

Carter Stuhlmacher

USA

One of the youngest competitors in this year’s Super League Triathlon Championship Series, Stuhlmacher has already impressed in his first year of elite competition. The teenager is part of USA Triathlon’s Olympic and Paralympic development team called Project Podium and splits his training between Tempe, Arizona from October to May and Park City, Utah from […] View Profile »

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

Jack Stanton-Stock

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

Women

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 32

Weight 50kg

Height 1.60m

Emma Lombardi

FRA

Expectations are high for rising French star Emma Lombardi, who aged just 21 is rapidly becoming one of the most consistent short course triathletes in the world. A world under-23 champion from Edmonton in her first Olympic distance race in the late summer of 2021, more recently Lombardi has achieved six consecutive top 10 finishes […] View Profile »

Age 22

Léonie Périault

FRA

One of the greatest tributes paid to Léonie Periault is that she has a legitimate claim to be France’s number one female triathlete. Given the outrageous strength of a team that also includes Cassandre Beaugrand, Emilie Morier and Sandra Dodet, that is quite an accolade. View Profile »

Age 29

Weight 51kg

Height 1.67m

Kate Waugh

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

Barbara De Koning

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

Fanni Szalai

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

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, Verena Steinhauser has competed on the world stage for the past decade. Making her Super League debut in last year’s Championship Series, the 28-year-old immediately became one of the most consistent […] View Profile »

Age 28

Weight 50kg

Height 1.60m

Alice Betto

ITA

The Italian No 1 triathlete for much of the past decade, 2023 represents a new challenge for Betto as she competes for the first time as a mother. Following a spectacular 2021, she took time away from the sport to start a family, but with baby Ettore born last November, the 35-year-old is on the […] View Profile »

Age 35

Weight 56kg

Height 1.70m

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 now returning for a second Super League Triathlon Championship series. The best placed New Zealander in the last three major Games including the Commonwealths (2018 and […] View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 57kg

Height 1.70m

Olivia Mathias

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

Erika Ackerlund

USA

Ackerlund was raised in Montana and started triathlon with the college team when studying for a degree in exercise science at the state university. A fast learner, the 27-year-old won her first pro triathlon while still in college full time, a 2017 continental cup race in Richmond, Virgina, with more success coming the following year […] View Profile »

Ekaterina Shabalina

KAZ

Originally from Yekaterinburg, Shabalina was raised in a modest Siberian town, but is carving out a successful career as a pro triathlete representing Kazakhstan. Starting her sporting career as a swimmer, the 25-year-old moved to triathlon in 2015, participating in local events before progressing to national championship level and finally competing on the world stage. View Profile »

Age 25

Weight 54kg

Height 1.70m

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 27

Weight 56kg

Height 1.59m

Tilly Anema

GBR

Tilly Anema is one of the most exciting young athletes currently racing in the UK. The Norfolk-born and National Triathlon Performance Centre Wales trained athlete burst onto the scene in 2021 taking third in the elite women’s field at the GB Sprint Triathlon National Championships. View Profile »

Age 21

Weight 61kg

Height 1.74m

Jessica Fullagar

GBR

Born in Ascot, Berkshire in the UK, Fullagar moved to France with her family as a child, but after a stellar junior career racing in the Tricolore, switched allegiance back to Britain in 2020 and looks destined for more success in the senior ranks.All all-around triathlete but a particularly strong swim-biker, Fullagar joined her first […] View Profile »

Age 23

Weight 60kg

Height 1.68m

Iona Miller

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 stepped into Super League racing […] View Profile »

Age 24

Weight 59kg

Height 1.71m

Jimena De La Peña

USA

A young rising star on the World Triathlon stage, Jimena de la Peña is someone who could turn heads and surprise a few inSuper League Triathlon. At just 16 she is tearing up the juniors circuit in the Americas with two wins so far in 2023, before an impressive second place finish at the World […] View Profile »

Age 0

Weight 51kg

Height 1.63m

Megan Foley

USA

Megan Foley has had a four year gap on the Super League Triathlon Championship Series circuit having raced in Malta 2019 and then returning in 2023. The American, who turned pro in 2015, holds an impressive mix of short course and endurance distance experience in her race locker. View Profile »

Age 33

Weight 53kg

Height 1.70m

Vittoria Lopes

BRA

Regularly one of the first athletes out of the water, Vittoria Lopes has built a reputation of racing from the front. The Brazilian’s swim pedigree should perhaps come as no surprise as her mother, Helda Lopes, raced in the 1975 Pan American Games in Mexico City while her cousin, Luiz Altamir Melo, swam for Brazil […] View Profile »

Age 27

Weight 53kg

Height 1.63m

Julia Hauser

AUT

The Austrian has been on the elite triathlon circuit since 2013 competing at the Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. She comes into the Championship Series on the back of some of the best results of her career after finishing second at the Austrian Duathlon National Championships in May, before securing a silver at […] View Profile »

Age 29

Weight 49kg

Height 1.64m

Super League Triathlon Championship Series is returning to France! The 2nd stop of the 2023 season, and historic 5th Super League Triathlon Championship, will see the best triathletes in the world descend on the cultural capital of Toulouse for what promises to be an incredible weekend of racing.

Will local favourite and 2 x SLT Champion Vincent Luis be able to find winning form on home soil? Or will 2022 SLT Toulouse victor and defending series champion Hayden Wilde retain his crown? Only time will tell.

The elite race will have an iconic start and finish at Place del a Daurade, while the FanZone, and home of the weekend’s mass participation event, will be situated at Place du Capitole.

To register for this year’s mass participation bike and run event at SLT Toulouse see HERE

The elite race will have an iconic start and finish at Place del a Daurade, while the FanZone, and home of the weekend’s mass participation event, will be situated at Place du Capitole.

More information regarding the mass participation racing to follow shortly.

How to get here

Elite Race
Port De La Daurade
31000 Toulouse, France

Mass Participation Race
Place Du Capitole

You can get to Port De La Daurade by Bus, Metro or Light Rail. These are the lines and routes that have stops nearby -
Bus: 14, L4, L7, L9
Metro: A(Capitole or Esquirol), B(Carmes)

The nearest bus station is Pont Neuf a 2 min walk away. The nearest metro stop is Esquirol, which is a 5 min walk.

- The following transit lines have routes that pass near Place Du Capitole

Bus: 14, 29, 63, 70, AERO, L4, L7, L9
Metro: A, B

The nearest bus station is Jean Jaurès, a 3 min walk away.

The nearest metro stop is Capitole (line A)

The nearest light rail station to Port De La Dourade is Palais De Justice, around a 20 min walk away.

The nearest light rail station to Place du Capitole is Gare De Toulouse Matabiau, which is around a 15 min walk.

The nearest airport for both the pro race and mass participation event is Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (TLS). Several forms of public transport run between Toulouse Airport and the city centre, including trams, buses and taxis.

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in Toulouse

Toulouse

Event Schedule

Fanzone with Stage Program on Place du Capitole

12:00 - 20:00

VIP Hospitality Area Open

09:30 - 13:30

Live Race Broadcast

10:30 - 13:00

Pro Race Women (Port de la Daurade)

10:30 - 11:35

Pro Race Men (Port de la Daurade)

11:45 - 13:00

Mass Participation Bike and Run Event (Place du Capitole)

14:30

Fanzone Schedule

Fanzone at Place du Capitole including children's mini-duathlon, activities on fixed treadmills and cycle trainers, team merchandise and food tasting stalls

Presentation of Super League Triathlon athletes and teams

Mass Participation Bike and Run event will Begin and End at Place Du Capitole