Final men’s and women’s professional fields confirmed for the Pro Dubai T100
Dubai, UAE: The Professional Triathletes Organisation (PTO) and World Triathlon have officially announced the complete men’s and women’s professional line-ups for the Pro Dubai T100, taking place on Saturday 15 November. The event marks the penultimate round of the 2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour, ahead of the World Championship Final in Qatar this December.
New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde arrives in Dubai with a flawless record in this year’s series, having claimed victories in Singapore, London, the French Riviera, Spain, and Wollongong. His run of success has placed him at the top of the T100 Race To Qatar standings, with just two races remaining.
“Every time I race, I feel like I’m getting back to myself,” said Wilde, who has been working back to top form after suffering a severe bike crash in Japan earlier in the year that resulted in a punctured lung, six broken ribs, and shoulder surgery. “This is one of the best unbeaten streaks I’ve been on as a professional so I just want to keep the momentum going and not give the others even a sniff. Dubai is another great venue for us to race in, which I’m really looking forward to.”
Wilde will face strong competition from Belgium’s Jelle Geens, who sits second in the overall standings following his victory in Vancouver, as well as Germany’s Mika Noodt, currently ranked third.
In the women’s race, Great Britain’s Kate Waugh leads the championship after securing a standout win in Wollongong, adding to her season-opening victory in Singapore. She currently holds a nine-point advantage over compatriot Lucy Charles-Barclay, with both confirmed to race in Dubai in what is expected to be a pivotal meeting ahead of December’s final in Doha.
“I’ve gained huge confidence doing the T100 Tour this year. It’s been so refreshing working with everyone on the T100 team,” said Waugh. “They look after us so well which means I’m enjoying every race and am very happy to have two wins now and have podium-ed at each event I’ve competed in.
“I’m really looking forward to racing in Dubai. I’ve heard great things about the course there and always enjoy visiting the city. I want to build on my win in Wollongong to get as much of a lead as possible going into the final in Qatar.”
The men’s and women’s start lists can be viewed in full here: https://stats.protriathletes.org/race/dubai-t100/2025/participants
How To Watch
The men’s race starts at 1130 local time on Saturday 15 November, with the live broadcast starting at 1115. The women’s race starts at 1330. Fans can watch for free globally on PTO+, or on our partners channels such as Eurosport, Max or Discovery+ in Europe, or beIN and Dubai Sports across the Middle East. For a full breakdown of where to watch, please visit: https://t100triathlon.com/dubai/pro/#how-to-watch
Iconic Course
Set against iconic Dubai landmarks, including the Burj Khalifa, the 2025 Dubai T100 weekend returns from 13–16 November as one of the premier international events of the Dubai Fitness Challenge (DFC), featuring a dynamic course layout.
The pros will start on the golden shores of Jumeirah 3 Beach – Sunset, pedal past the legendary Meydan Racecourse, and cross the finish line with the Burj Khalifa towering in the background.
No matter the fitness level, there is something for everyone over the weekend. Whether you want to enjoy a team event in the Duathlon Relay (5km run, 22km bike, and 5km run) or you’re dipping your toes into the world of triathlons with the Sprint Race (750m swim, 20km bike, and 5km run) on Saturday, 15 November, or going all in with the epic 100KM T100 Triathlon (2km swim, 80km bike, and 18km run) on Sunday, 16 November, it promised to be a special weekend of triathlon.
And if a triathlon feels a little out of reach this time, The Music Run also returns on Saturday, November 15. Set to music, this 5km high-energy fun run is designed for all fitness levels and adds an inclusive and lifestyle-focused dimension to race weekend. For more details, visit t100triathlon.com/dubai/participate
FINAL START LISTS — PRO DUBAI T100
MEN
- Hayden Wilde (NZL)
- Jelle Geens (BEL)
- Mika Noodt (GER)
- Mathis Margirier (FRA)
- Youri Keulen (NED)
- Marten Van Riel (BEL)
- Sam Dickinson (GBR)
- Gregory Barnaby (ITA)
- Antonio Benito Lopez (ESP)
- Kyle Smith (NZL)
- Leo Bergere (FRA)
- Wilhelm Hirsch (GER) – Wildcard
- Morgan Pearson (USA)
- Jason West (USA)
- Jonas Schomburg (GER)
- Vincent Luis (FRA)
- Jacob Birtwhistle (AUS)
- Jamie Riddle (RSA)
- Pieter Heemeryck (BEL)
- Will Draper (GBR)
WOMEN
- Kate Waugh (GBR)
- Lucy Charles-Barclay (GBR)
- Julie Derron (SUI)
- Taylor Knibb (USA)
- Jessica Learmonth (GBR)
- Hannah Berry (NZL)
- Paula Findlay (CAN)
- India Lee (GBR)
- Taylor Spivey (USA)
- Lisa Perterer (AUT) – Wildcard
- Hanne De Vet (BEL) – Wildcard
- Holly Lawrence (GBR) – Wildcard
- Sara Perez Sala (ESP) – Wildcard
- Caroline Pohle (GER)
- Laura Madsen (DEN)
- Marlene De Boer (BEL) – Wildcard
- Georgia Taylor-Brown (GBR) – Wildcard
- Lizzie Rayner (GBR) – Wildcard