🏊♀️🚴🏃♀️ The Aquatics Centre is the place to be on Saturday 5 April for supertri E London powered by MyWhoosh, featuring a host of the world’s best triathletes. Read on for a preview and the latest ticket information.
NEWSFLASH: supertri E London 2025 is a wrap! Check out our WHAT’S ON section here for more events – including athletics and cycling – coming up in or around London.
2025 RESULTS
CONGRATULATIONS to Cassandre Beaugrand who added the 2025 supertri E world title to her 2024 Olympic individual gold from Paris. Beaugrand was too good for her great rival and defending supertri women’s champion Beth Potter. Germany’s Julia Broecker completed the supertri E London podium.
In the men’s event Maxime Hueber-Moosbrugger made it a double win for France. Hueber-Moosbrugger beat defending supertri men’s champion Chase McQueen courtesy of a blistering sprint finish to close a 14-second gap in the last 500 metres of the final run leg. Poland’s Maciej Bruzdziak was third. Home favourite Jonny Brownlee finish sixth.
2025 EVENT PREVIEW
It’s triathlon but not as you’ve known it at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Previously known as Arena Games Triathlon, the supertri E World Triathlon Championship powered by MyWhoosh is once against set to raise the stakes with supertri E London. A single day event deciding the 2025 world titles it returns to the capital on Saturday 5 April after its memorable debut event at the Aquatics Centre in 2024.
supertri E is the next evolution of an award-winning revolutionary E sport triathlon format that fuses real-life and virtual racing. The result is an exciting and immersive experience for both athletes and spectators. The best triathletes in the world take part in real-life and virtual reality blended racing, all under one roof, to provide a truly immersive viewing experience for fans whether viewing in the venue or remotely.
Team GB star Beth Potter and USA’s Chase McQueen (pictured below) are the defending women’s and men’s champions respectively.
ONES TO WATCH
Already confirmed for 2025! French star Cassandre Beaugrand (pictured below), the individual women’s triathlon gold medallist from Paris 2024, will look to go one better than her second-placed finish behind Beth Potter in 2024. Meanwhile Chase McQueen is back to defend his title where he will face competition from, amongst others, three-time Olympic medallist and Team GB triathlon legend Jonny Brownlee.
In a first for 2025, the event will mirror the unique and high-pressure supertri format of three continuous rounds of swim, bike and run, putting even more pressure on athletes with any minor mistake magnified and punished.
Michael D’hulst, supertri CEO and Co-Founder, said: “The change to the race format will make it even more compelling for viewers and seamless across the supertri family of events, which perfectly showcases the drama and unpredictability of triathlon where the athletes must bring their absolute best from start to finish.
“We are also excited to continue to drive the future of triathlon by ensuring a whole new generation of children can watch the sport for free. I can’t wait to see them and the world’s best athletes rise to the occasion under the lights of the London Aquatics Centre.”
supertri E London – Competition Format
Around 60 athletes are expected to compete at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park at this dramatic one-day World Championship event. There will be no margin for error.
A series of heats in the morning will see athletes competing across two continuous stages of swim, bike and run. Only 10 men and 10 women can make it through to the final in the evening for the chance to lift the supertri E World Triathlon Championship powered by MyWhoosh titles in front of a packed house at the iconic Aquatics Centre.
In the evening finals the top 10 men and top 10 women from the heats will race through three continuous stages of swim, bike and run in the evening, putting even more pressure on athletes with any minor mistake magnified and punished.
2024 supertri E London review
Last year Team GB’s Beth Potter who would not be denied in the women’s race. Potter had an epic battle with French star and world number one Cassandre Beaugrand. Beaugrand who would go on to claim gold in the individual women’s triathlon at the Paris 2025 Olympics. Potter was relentless in her pursuit of the supertri E London title to match her achievement of world triathlon 2024 champion earlier in the year. She would then head to the Paris Olympics where she won two two medals. USA star Katie Zafares completed the podium places in London.
Relive the epic duel between Potter and Beaugrand at the Aquatics Centre, including behind the scenes footage, below! 👇
In the men’s race USA’s Chase McQueen took the spoils. McQueen stormed to victory ahead of home favourite Max Stapley in second and France’s Maxime Hueber-Moosbrugger in third. Stay tuned here for our preview of the 2025 event!
Will Potter and Chase defend their titles, or will new world champions be crowned at the Aquatics Centre?
Strap yourselves in an exhilarating session of action-packed triathlon with MCs live on the ground together with big screens to ensure spectators can follow every second of the racing.
TICKETS & TIMINGS
Tickets are on sale via the ‘Get Tickets’ link.
Doors open at 5.30pm.
Finals action takes place until 9.30pm.
TRAVEL
Travel tips: Public transport is recommended as the easiest way to get to and from the London Aquatics Centre. Stratford and Stratford International are both within walking distance. Stratford is approximately a 10 minute walk from the venue. This is on the Central & Jubilee lines and Docklands Light Railway (DLR). Also London Overground and National Rail services operated by Greater Anglia and C2C. Stratford international station (also a 10 minute walk) is served by Docklands Light Railway and Southeastern High Speed 1 services. By bus the 388, 339 and D9 services stop close to the stadium. Visit the Transport for London website to plan your journey. There is no spectator parking is available at the centre. The closest car parks are at Stratford International Station and Westfield Shopping Centre Stratford.
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