Sara Perez Sala will be the only Spanish player at the Vancouver T100 2026, which will bring together 20 professionals on August 15, including several of the top players on the circuit.
The Spanish triathlete will face her third race of the T100 Triathlon World Tour 2026 after finishing sixth in Gold Coast and fifteenth in Pamplona.
These two results place Sara Pérez within the provisional top 10 of the circuit before the Canadian race, one of the last opportunities to score points before the final stretch of the season.
The T100 Triathlon World Tour is the professional middle-distance circuit powered by the PTOEach race is contested on 2 kilometers of swimming, 80 kilometers of cycling, and 18 kilometers of running.
Sara Pérez reaches the top 10 of the T100
Sara Pérez began the season with a sixth position in the T100 Gold Coast 2026, where he scored 18 points after completing the test in 3:36:41.
The Spaniard added another six points with her fifteenth place in the T100 Pamplona 2026.
The sum of both results places her tenth ahead of Vancouver, according to the official women's classification of the T100.
Swimming will once again be one of her main strengths. Sara Pérez usually positions herself among the leaders from the start, although the cycling and running portions will again determine her chances of staying in contention for the top spots.
Imogen Simmonds and Georgia Taylor-Brown headline the lineup
Imogen Simmonds She will arrive in Vancouver as the leader of the women's rankings. The Swiss athlete has scored points in two events and tops a still-open ranking.
Georgia Taylor-Brown She occupies second place after winning in Pamplona. The British athlete decided the Spanish race during the running portion and will head to Vancouver as one of the main contenders for victory.
They will also be alani siffert, Julie Derron and the current circuit champion, Kate Waugh.
The Canadian Paula Findlay She will have the support of the local public, while Taylor Spivey, Ellie Salthouse, Hannah Berry, Nicole Van der Kaay and Bianca Bogen complete a lineup with several contenders for the podium.
Vancouver T100 2026 Women's Start List
La official 2026 Vancouver T100 start list It consists of 20 triathletes. The composition may change due to withdrawals or substitutions before the race.
| Athlete | Country |
|---|---|
| Imogen Simmonds | Switzerland |
| Georgia Taylor-Brown | Britain |
| alani siffert | Switzerland |
| Julie Derron | Switzerland |
| Nicole Van der Kaay | New Zealand |
| Taylor Spivey | United States |
| Bianca bogen | Germany, |
| Sara Pérez Sala | Spain |
| Kate Waugh | Britain |
| Ellie Salthouse | Australia |
| Hannah Berry | New Zealand |
| Lisa Perterer | Austria |
| Paula Findlay | to Canada |
| lizzie rayner | Britain |
| Lotte Wilms | Netherlands |
| Daisy Davis | Britain |
| Audrey Merle | France |
| Lena Meißner | Germany, |
| Lucy byram | Britain |
| Lydia Russell | United States |
Vancouver T100 schedule and where to watch
The women's professional race will be held on Saturday August 15Departure is scheduled for 11:05 AM in Vancouver.
In Spain, the test will begin at 20:05 PM (peninsular time) It's already 19:05 PM in the Canary Islands.
The competition can be followed through Triathlon Live.tv.
La official Vancouver T100 website It will also include live timings, route maps, and any program updates.
Triathlon News already explained the broadcast conditions in the information on how Watch the T100 Triathlon World Tour 2026 for free.
A journey along the Pacific
The race will begin with a two-lap, 2-kilometer swim in front of Locarno Beach.
The cycling segment will be 80 kilometers long, divided into five laps of a circuit that will cross the Spanish Banks area and the campus of the University of British Columbia.
The final 18 kilometers will be contested on an out-and-back course alongside Locarno Beach and Spanish Banks Beach Park.
The organizers describe the cycling course as undulating, while the running race will combine asphalt and areas of compact terrain.
An opportunity to strengthen their position
Vancouver will be Sara Perez's third opportunity to extend her T100 2026 score.
Each race awards 35 points to the winner, 29 to second place, and 26 to third. Finishing among the top positions would allow the Spanish rider to strengthen her position within the top 10 before the final part of the season.
After achieving sixth place in Australia and the result in Pamplona, Vancouver appears as an important event to measure her progress against several of the main specialists in the distance.
The next female professional career of T100 calendar 2026 It will be held in November in Dubai, before the Qatar Final.
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