
Some of the world's best triathletes will descend on Jersey this weekend for the Supertri Pro Series Final.
Olympic champion Alex Yee will renew his rivalry with Hayden Wilde on Sunday, with the pair set to race against each other for the first time in more than a year.
They will have plenty of competition for the men's title, including reigning world champion Matthew Hauser, Germany's Tim Hellwig and British stars Jonathan Brownlee and Oliver Conway.
The women's field is equally stacked, with Olympic champion Cassandre Beaugrand joined by Georgia Taylor-Brown, Jeanne Lehair, Emma Lombardi, Léonie Périault and Jolien Vermeylen.
There is also plenty at stake in Jersey, with more than $800,000 in total prize money making the Supertri Pro Series Final the richest single day in triathlon this year.
Here is everything you need to know about the Supertri Pro Series Final, including the format, start list and how to watch the action live on DAZN.
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The Supertri Pro Series Final is the season-ending event of the 2026 Supertri Pro Series and takes place in Jersey on Sunday, September 6.
Three qualifying events were held earlier this year in Austin, Blenheim Palace and Toronto, with athletes able to earn their places in the Jersey finale.
The top three men and women at each qualifier secured automatic qualification for the final, joining Supertri's central roster of Olympic and world champions.
Tim Hellwig won the men's race at the opening event in Austin, while Oliver Conway took victory on home soil at Blenheim Palace.
Canada's Tyler Mislawchuk then claimed victory in Toronto at the final regular-season event, while Zuzana Michaličková won the women's race.
One of triathlon's biggest rivalries will resume in Jersey when Alex Yee and Hayden Wilde line up against each other for the first time in more than a year.
The Olympic rivals have produced a series of memorable battles in recent years, including at the Paris 2024 Games, where Yee surged past Wilde late in the run to win Olympic gold.
Wilde got the better of Yee in the 2024 Supertri series, however, winning the overall title despite being beaten by the Briton by a single second at the Grand Final in NEOM.
Their latest meeting will feature another major contender in Hauser.
The Australian became world champion in 2025 and arrives in Jersey as one of the biggest threats to both Yee and Wilde.
Hellwig, Brownlee, Conway, Mislawchuk, Csongor Lehmann and Luke Willian are among the other names in a deep men's field.
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The women's race will also feature an Olympic champion, with Cassandre Beaugrand among the favourites for the $100,000 top prize.
The French star won individual gold at Paris 2024 and will face a field packed with some of the leading names in short-course triathlon.
Britain's Olympic medallist Georgia Taylor-Brown is on the start list alongside reigning Supertri champion Jeanne Lehair.
France will also be represented by Emma Lombardi and Léonie Périault, while Belgium's Jolien Vermeylen heads to Jersey after winning at Blenheim Palace earlier in the season.
Michaličková earned her place after winning the final qualifier in Toronto, while Jersey's Siena Stephens will provide home representation.
The Jersey final will use Supertri's signature short-course format, with athletes completing three consecutive swim-bike-run stages without a break.
Each stage consists of:
That means athletes will complete nine disciplines across the race, with transitions and tactics playing a major role alongside outright swimming, cycling and running speed.
The format also features Supertri's Short Chute, a shortcut on the course which athletes can earn during the race and use on the first lap of the third and final run.
There is also a 90-second elimination rule. Any athlete who falls 90 seconds or more behind the leader at the end of an individual lap can be eliminated from the race.
More than $800,000 in prize money will be on offer at the Supertri Pro Series Final, making it the richest single day in triathlon this year.
The prize money is split equally between the men's and women's events, with $400,000 available in each race.
Both winners will receive $100,000, while second place earns $75,000 and third takes home $60,000.
Prize money will be awarded down to 10th place in both races.
The Supertri Pro Series Final takes place in Jersey on Sunday, September 6.
The event concludes a full weekend of endurance sport on the island and will see the world's leading short-course triathletes battle for the men's and women's titles.
Fans around the world can watch the Supertri Pro Series Final live on DAZN.
DAZN is available on a range of devices, including smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, games consoles and web browsers, making it easy to follow the action wherever you are.
Download the DAZN app on your preferred device, create or sign in to your account and search for Supertri to find the live event.


