ITU World Championship Series London
There are less than 24 hours to go before the highlight of the year as the Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series arrives in London’s Hyde Park.
The Dextro Energy Triathlon World Championships Series, played out in iconic cities around the world, includes eight venues culminating in a Grand Final in Australia on September 13th.. Each race carries $18,000 US in prize money with the Grand Final worth $30,000 US.
Britain’s entry for the London leg includes reigning women’s World Champion Helen Jenkins, the in-form Alistair Brownlee, who has won three legs so far, 2006 World Champion Tim Don and top-ten ranked Will Clarke.
The event offers a separate and unique opportunity as the Olympic venue will also be the stage for a mass-participation event on Sunday 16 August. Over 1,000 people have already signed up for this event which will be organised in age-groups.
If your not one of the expected 10,000 spectators you can always watch the event live on BBC1 from 13:00.
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