Hayden Wilde: a perfect run of T100 victories

Last weekend Hayden Wilde He made it clear once again why he is the man to beat in the international middle distance.

The Olympic runner-up added his fourth consecutive victory at the T100 World Championship Tour, after winning in Spain with a display of strength and strategy. He had previously won in Singapore, London, and the French Riviera.

Although she can no longer improve her maximum score of 140 points, Wilde is clear that she will continue competing in the events of Wollongong (October) y Dubai (November), with his sights set on reaching the grand final of the tournament with maximum confidence. December 12 in Qatar.

"I want to race everything; my goal is to win every race. The championship doesn't end until Qatar," explained the Kiwi, who suffered a serious accident in Japan earlier this year, resulting in six broken ribs, a punctured lung, and a fractured scapula.

A high-level rivalry with Jelle Geens

If there is a triathlete who has been able to hold his own, that is him. Jelle GeensThe Belgian has five podium finishes in 2025, including a win in Vancouver, as well as three second places and a third. With 122 points, he sits in second place in the standings.

Geens, who will now rest to prepare for the HOMBRE DE HIERRO 70.3 World Championship in Marbella, he will only meet Wilde again in the Qatar final.

"In Spain, we finally ran together for about six kilometers. I think I can beat him, but I need the perfect day," he commented after the race.

What's next: Wollongong, Dubai and Qatar

With the overall standings practically decided, the focus will be on who takes the top spots. Rich Bogen y mika noodt share third place with 93 points, while entering the Top 10 secures direct contract for next season.

Everything will be resolved in the Qatari desert, where the spectacle promises to be enormous: Wilde seeking consecration and Geens his long-awaited revenge.