2025 World Triathlon Championship Series

The 2025 World Triathlon Championship Series was the 17th season of the World Triathlon Championship Series, the top level international series for triathlon, since its establishment in 2009, and crowned the 37th official World Triathlon Champion for both men and women since the first was crowned in 1989. The overall world champions were Matthew Hauser of Australia and Lisa Tertsch of Germany.

The season consists of eight pairs of triathlon races for both a men's and women's competition, beginning on 15 February in Abu Dhabi, and concluding on 19 October with the grand final in Wollongong, New South Wales.

The World Champion is decided on a cumulative points basis, with the sum of their three best points scores, plus their score in Wollongong, deciding the series rankings, medallists and champions. In addition, points were available on a reduced scale (40% of a standard Series race, a significant reduction from 2024) for each of the continental championships.

The Grand Final incorporated the 2025 World Triathlon Para Championships, as well as a number of amateur age-grade championships

World Triathlon Championship Series summary

All standard distance races unless specified.

Men

World Triathlon Championship Series EventsSprint distance Sprint distance Sprint distance Grand Final Continental championshipsAfrican Championship Americas Championship Asian Championship European Championship Oceanian Championship Overall World Championship

Women

All standard distance races unless specified.

World Triathlon Championship Series EventsSprint distance Sprint distance Sprint distance Grand Final Continental championshipsAfrican Championship Dutch rider Marit van den Berg came third in the race but was ineligible for championship medals.Americas Championship The European and Asian Championships were held together in the cross continental city of IstanbulAsian Championship European Championship Diana IsakovaNeutral athlete Oceanian Championship Overall World Championship

Race results

Men

+ Position Athlete Time 1 48:21 2 48:23 3 48:39 4 48:55 5 48:55 6 48:56 7 48:56 8 48:57 9 48:59 10 49:04

+ Position Athlete Time101:41:08201:41:14301:41:29401:41:57501:42:03601:42:04701:42:12801:42:36901:42:431001:42:51

+ PositionAthleteTime101:44:05201:44:33301:45:09401:45:29501:45:36601:45:42701:45:57801:45:58901:46:121001:46:25

+ PositionAthleteTime100:50:07200:50:14300:50:36400:50:37500:50:47600:50:53700:50:56800:51:09900:51:111000:51:13

+ Position Athlete Time 1 50:53 2 50:57 3 51:20 4 51:27 5 51:32 6 51:37 7 51:37 8 51:43 9 51:49 10 52:06

+ Position Athlete Time 1 1:49:22 2 1:49:29 3 1:49:46 4 1:49:49 5 1:49:52 6 1:50:12 7 1:50:17 8 1:50:24 9 1:50:27 10 1:50:41

+ Position Athlete Time 1 1:48:21 2 1:49:07 3 1:49:18 4 1:49:47 5 1:49:52 6 1:49:58 7 1:50:01 8 1:50:03 9 1:50:18 10 1:50:42

+ Grand final Position Athlete Time 1 1:42:42 2 1:43:15 3 1:43:22 4 1:43:41 5 1:43:44 6 1:43:47 7 1:43:54 8 1:43:55 9 1:44:00 10 1:44:13 11 1:44:23 13 1:44:32 12 1:44:32 14 1:44:44 15 1:44:45 16 1:44:47 17 1:44:49 18 1:44:55 19 1:45:04 20 1:45:07

Women

+ Position Athlete Time 1 54:29 2 54:30 3 54:31 4 54:35 5 54:46 6 54:46 7 54:54 8 54:57 9 54:58 10 55:02 + Position Athlete Time 1 1:51:34 2 1:51:38 3 1:51:40 4 1:51:52 5 1:51:56 6 1:52:04 7 1:52:19 8 1:52:25 9 1:52:28 10 1:52:42 + Position Athlete Time 1 1:55:55 2 1:56:33 3 1:57:04 4 1:57:46 5 1:57:59 6 1:58:06 7 1:58:14 8 1:58:42 9 1:58:47 10 1:58:52

+ Position Athlete Time 1 56:25 2 56:29 3 56:32 4 56:44 5 56:47 6 56:48 7 56:52 8 56:54 9 56:58 10 56:59

+ Position Athlete Time 1 56:43 2 56:49 3 57:00 4 57:03 5 57:10 6 57:11 7 57:15 8 57:21 9 57:25 10 57:31

+ Position Athlete Time 1 2:02:12 2 2:02:25 3 2:03:07 4 2:03:56 5 2:04:15 6 2:04:32 7 2:04:53 8 2:05:00 9 2:05:18 10 2:05:46

+ PositionAthleteTime12:04:4222:04:5932:05:4042:05:5552:06:0062:06:0872:06:1782:06:2692:06:341002:06:46

+ Grand Final Position Athlete Time 1 1:56:50 2 1:57:04 3 1:57:16 4 1:57:21 5 1:57:28 6 1:57:40 7 1:57:47 8 1:57:49 9 1:57:51 10 1:57:58 11 1:58:32 12 1:58:39 13 1:58:43 14 1:58:51 15 1:58:52 16 1:59:05 17 1:59:09 18 1:59:10 19 1:59:13 20 1:59:28

Overall points totals

After Grand Final, 19 October 2025 - Final scores.:

+ Men Rank Athlete Total points 4250 3769.95 3690.12 4 3381.36 5 3090.05 6 2688.49 7 2660.96 8 2496.48 9 2395.27 10 2344.72 11 2341.19 12 2089.91 13 1887.96 14 1867.99 15 1776.92 16 1752.71 17 1741.27 18 1689.57 19 1647.08 20 1643.62 21 1634.06 22 1524.33 23 1495.84 24 1366.66 25 1306.7 26 1297.26 27 1259.76 28 1237.62 29 1230.64 30 1169.19 31 1065.61 32 1055.23 33 1051.82 34 990.2 35 982.23 36 916.49 37 915.92 38 909.23 39 889.29 40 857.64

+ Women Rank Athlete Total points 3886.26 3577.04 3313.184 3125.855 3069.93 6 2979.327 29258 2832.96 9 2738.3510 2612.8911 2440.4 12 2270.6213 2008.2314 1847.4715 181116 1795.1317 1754.118 1638.6619 1567.0620 1519.23 21 1439.8522 1416.4723 1406.6824 1338.5325 1182.8726 1122.8827 1114.6728 1110.9829 1084.930 1081.1531 1049.0132 998.3833 979.1834 973.1635 910.9836 900.8737 868.3838 841.3739 839.1840 835.16

Mixed relay Two mixed relay events were held for elite athletes as part of the Championship Series, the second of which, the Hamburg leg, was designated the World Championship race for 2025. Australia won their first title since 2017 and second overall in the mixed relay format. Selina KlamtJan DienerTanja NeubertHenry Graf Taylor SpiveyJohn ReedErika AckerlundMorgan Pearson Alice BettoNicola AzzanoBianca SeregniEuan de NigroWorld Mixed Relay Championship Sophie LinnLuke WillianEmma JeffcoatMatthew Hauser Léonie PériaultYanis SeguinCassandre BeaugrandDorian Coninx Lisa TertschLasse Nygaard PriesterTanja NeubertHenry Graf

List of 2025 World Championship podiums

The following is a list of all the World Championship medalists (not including para-triathlon; see below) crowned on the various legs of the World Triathlon Championship series. The majority of those disciplines outside the elite men's and women's events were decided in single championship races in Wollongong, Australia, in the lead up to the Championship Series Grand final. The Elite mixed relay world championship was held at the Hamburg leg of the World Triathlon Championship series. While three of the Championship Series legs were in sprint format, no specific Elite sprint distance championship was designated in 2025.

Elite EliteMen's individualSeason long Women's individualSeason long Under 23Men's individual Women's individual JuniorMen's individual Women's individual Mixed relayWorld Mixed Relay Championship Sophie LinnLuke WillianEmma JeffcoatMatthew Hauser Léonie PériaultYanis SeguinCassandre BeaugrandDorian Coninx Lisa TertschLasse Nygaard PriesterTanja NeubertHenry GrafWorld Jr/U23 Mixed Relay Championship Bethany Cook Alex Robin Millie Breese Oliver Conway Barbara de Koning Gjalt Panjer Robin Dreijling Mitch Kolkman Richelle Hill Oscar Wootton Tara Sosinski Brayden Mercer

Medal table

Age-grade (champions only)

The following list is of the age-grade champions crowned at a World Triathlon Championship Series event, specifically the Grand Final at Wollongong. Championship races held outside the WTCS format, and the Para-triathlon World Championship races are not included.

Age-grade Men's standard Women's standard Men's sprint Women's sprint Men's aquabike Women's aquabike 18-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80-84

World Triathlon Para Championships

The 2025 World Triathlon Para Championships, a series of single event championship races to crown world champions from para-triathlon will be held as part of the series of events around the 2025 World Triathlon Championship Series Grand Final in Wollongong, Australia. 13 events are held in 12 classifications, one more than at the 2024 Summer Paralympics, as the women's PTS2 and PTS3 classes are completed separately, not as a combined classification.

Medalists Men'sPTWC PTS2 PTS3 PTS4 PTS5 PTVI Women'sPTWC PTS2 PTS3 Anna Plotnikova PTS4 PTS5 PTVI Mixed relayOpen mixed PT relay Emelia Perry Carson Clough Grace Norman Owen Cravens Lauren Parker Jeremy Peacock Maggie Sandles Jack Howell Jéssica Messali Jorge Luis Fonseca Letícia Freitas Gonçalves Silva

Medal table

See also

2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour, the World Triathlon recognised elite global event organised by the Professional Triathletes Organisation and contested over the 100 kilometre format, approximately 2.5 times longer than WTCS events.

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