Jonathan Brownlee and Dorian Coninx will face each other in Supertri E
The Supertri E World Triathlon Championships powered by MyWhoosh continues to add top-level athletes to its 2025 edition, which will be held on April 5 at the iconic London Aquatic Centre.
The competition, renowned for its innovative format, promises to once again bring together the best international triathletes of today.
Dorian Coninx will debut in Supertri E
One of the latest names confirmed is the Frenchman Dorian Coninx, world champion in 2023 and Olympic medalist in Tokyo.
Coninx will participate for the first time in this demanding format, where he will compete against established athletes such as the current champion Chase mcqueen and British Jonathan Brownlee.
Coninx, known for his solidity in international races, will face a great challenge, adapting to the high pressure that characterizes Supertri E.
Hugo Milner, the great British hope
On the other hand, the United Kingdom will have a new trump card with Hugo Milner, who impressed the audience in the previous edition by qualifying for the final thanks to his spectacular treadmill race. Milner arrives stronger and faster, ready to fight for a spot on the podium.
Milner started in triathlon inspired by Supertri E and now he's looking to close the circle by winning the title in London.
Fanni Szalai returns to surprise
The young Hungarian promise, Fanni Szalai, will compete again after making history in Switzerland at just 15 years old, when she surprised everyone with an unexpected podium finish. Now, with more experience, Szalai will seek to establish herself among the absolute elite of world triathlon.
Potter and Beaugrand lead the women's draw
There will also be great battles in the women's category. The British Jess Fullagar y Sian Rainsley They join a star list that already included the French Olympic champion Cassandre Beaugrand and the defending champion, the Scottish Beth Potter.
Both will start as clear favorites, although no one rules out another upset in this unpredictable competition.
Revamped format: maximum pressure in London
Supertri E maintains its essence, but increases the difficulty: three consecutive rounds of swimming, cycling, and running will test the athletes' endurance and precision.
The morning qualifiers will select the top 10 men and women who will compete in the grand final starting at 18:00 p.m.
Every second counts in this explosive format, where the slightest mistake can be decisive. Furthermore, athletes will not only be competing for the prestigious world title, but also for valuable points in the World Triathlon international rankings.
The atmosphere promises to be electric at the London Aquatic Centre, with fans cheering nonstop during this unique competition.
