Lucy Charles-Barclay, leader of the T100, will compete in the London test

Lucy Charles-Barclay, current leader of the T100 series, will have the opportunity to celebrate his first victory in the series on home soil, during the exciting weekend of the London T100 scheduled for July 27 and 28.

After taking second places at the Miami and Singapore competitions, Charles-Barclay, who lives in east London, will compete close to home, on an urban course that promises to be as challenging as it is scenic.

The London T100 is not just another test in the calendar of the World Triathlon Tour; it is a triathlon celebration that transforms central London into a spectacular competition circuit.

Professionals and 5,000 amateur triathletes will gather at the ExCeL London Exhibition Centre, with swimming in the protected Royal Victoria Dock, a cycle course from Docklands to Westminster and back, and a run around Docklands.

The British will have other contenders for victory such as Emma Pallant Browne, Kat matthews, India Lee, Lucy byram.

In addition, he will compete again in the T100 Anne Haug and it will also be Daniela Ryf who finished fifth in

Miami. With only 28 points separating the top ten athletes in the T100 standings, the winner in London could catapult into the lead with 35 points from victory.

Each race awards 250,000 US dollars, with a total of 2,000,000 across the eight races of the series.

The final T100 winners will be crowned T100 Triathlon World Champions and take home an additional $210,000 from a total prize pool of $2,000,000.

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