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Olympic Games Triathlon: Women’s start list, bib numbers

More than 50 women will line up to bid for gold in the Olympic Games triathlon (2245 BST Monday), and here is the official start list and bib numbers.
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The women’s triathlon at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games should be a terrific race early on Tuesday (late Monday in the UK), well worth the year wait caused by the COVID pandemic.

A galaxy of stars will assemble on the start line, bidding to take gold in the biggest sports show on earth.

Great Britain will send Jess Learmonth, Georgia Taylor-Brown and Vicky Holland into action knowing that all three have medal chances.

American Katie Zaferes will be among the favourites despite a troubled 2021 so far, while Bermuda’s Flora Duffy will bid to give her country a first ever Olympic gold medal.

Swiss superstar Nicola Spirig meanwhile bids to add to her impressive Olympic CV after claiming Gold in London in 2012 and Silver in Rio in 2016.

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Official start list and bib numbers – Women

BIB NUMBERATHLETENATION
1Maya KingmaNED
2Rachel KlamerNED
3Vendula FrintovaCZE
4Petra KurikovaCZE
5Cecilia PerezMEX
6Claudia RivasMEX
7Simone AckermannRSA
8Gillian SandersRSA
9Anabel KnollGER
10Laura LindemannGER
11Taylor KnibbUSA
12Summer RappaportUSA
14Katie ZaferesUSA
15Miriam Casillas GarcíaESP
16Anna Godoy ContrerasESP
17Basmla ElsalamoneyEGY
18Joanna BrownCAN
19Amelie KretzCAN
20Ashleigh GentleAUS
21Jaz HedgelandAUS
22Emma JeffcoatAUS
23Barbara RiverosCHI
24Romina BiagioliARG
25Jolanda AnnenSUI
26Nicola SpirigSUI
27Zsanett BragmayerHUN
28Zsófia KovácsHUN
29Flora DuffyBER
30Cassandre BeaugrandFRA
31Leonie PeriaultFRA
32Vicky HollandGBR
33Jessica LearmonthGBR
34Georgia Taylor-BrownGBR
35Mengying ZhongCHN
36Kaidi KiviojaEST
37Julia HauserAUT
38Lisa PertererAUT
39Yuliya YelistratovaUKR
40Carolyn HayesIRL
41Melanie SantosPOR
42Anastasia GorbunovaROC
43Alexandra RazarenovaROC
44Elizabeth BravoECU
45Luisa BaptistaBRA
46Vittoria LopesBRA
47Niina KishimotoJPN
48Yuko TakahashiJPN
49Ainsley ThorpeNZL
50Nicole Van Der KaayNZL
51Lotte MillerNOR
52Valerie BarthelemyBEL
53Claire MichelBEL
54Alice BettoITA
55Angelica OlmoITA
56Verena SteinhauserITA

Who will win the women’s Olympic triathlon?

Tough question, but our expert John Levison has done his best to sift through all the available information to come up with a winner for you. His pre-race analysis and predictions should set you up nicely for what should be a fantastic spectacle. Our panel of experts have also given their picks for the medals.

Women’s Olympic triathlon start time

The race gets under way in the Japanese capital at 0645 local time on Tuesday July 27. If you’re in the UK that is 2245 on Monday July 26, and if you’re in the United States it’s even earlier – 1745 Eastern time or 1445 Pacific.

Get all the details on when the action happens and how to watch on TV in our full Olympic Games triathlon guide.

John Levison
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John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.
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