Pérez, Montiel and Benito will be at the T100 in Dubai

Spanish triathletes Sara PerezGuillem Montiel and Antonio Benito will be on the starting line of the T100 Dubai 2025, the penultimate event of the world middle distance circuit, where they will compete against the best in the world, including the unbeatable Hayden Wilde.

Pérez, Montiel, and Benito: Double Spanish presence at the T100 Dubai 2025

El T100 Triathlon World Tour lands in Dubai next November 15th, and will feature top-level Spanish representation.

Guillem Montiel y Antonio Benito are on the starting list for one of the most anticipated events of the calendar, where they will compete against names like Hayden Wilde, Marten Van Riel o mika noodt.

For Montiel, the event represents a new opportunity to consolidate his great international leap after his outstanding debut in the T100 Oropesa del Mar, where he finished just one minute off the podium.

That performance confirmed his ability to compete head-to-head with the world elite, staying ahead during swimming and cycling alongside his own Savage.

Sara Pérez wanting more.

The Catalan triathlete, one of the most experienced on the international scene, returns to the circuit after a great weekend in Wollongong-

The Catalan government had a historic day: in the morning it was proclaimed Paratriathlon world champion as a guide to Susana Rodríguez in the PTVI category, and just five hours later he went up to women's T100 podium, achieving a brilliant third position along with Kate Waugh y Ashleigh Gentle.

Now in Dubai, will seek to maintain that level against a luxury poster headed by Waugh, Lucy Charles-Barclay y Taylor Knibb, thus reinforcing a powerful Spanish presence that completes Guillem Montiel y Antonio Benito.

Guillem Montiel: from the national podium to the global challenge

Just a month after his debut in the Spanish T100, Guillem Montiel shone again by winning the Challenge Vieux-Boucau, in France. There he wore the number one bib, and he didn't disappoint: he took the victory with authority, reinforcing his status as one of the most promising young athletes in Spanish triathlon.

Her presence in Dubai confirms the organizers' confidence in her progress in the middle distance.

The test with a top-level poster, It will be their first direct confrontation outside of Europe with the big names of the T100 circuit.

The Catalan arrives in great form and motivated to close out the year by competing against the best on the planet.

Antonio Benito returns to the scene

For its part, Antonio Benito He faces Dubai with the aim of recovering his sensations after a period of injury that has kept him away from competition for several months.

The man from La Mancha, a regular on the circuit HOMBRE DE HIERRO 70.3 and with outstanding performances in tests PTO, is looking to return to his best form in the penultimate event of the year.

Benito, who has already demonstrated his ability to perform at his best over both the middle and long distances, approaches the race without pressure, but with the ambition of once again fighting for top positions. His performance in Dubai will also serve as a good benchmark for his preparations for 2026.

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A stage of the highest international level

The Dubai event will bring together the best triathletes of the moment: Hayden Wilde, big favorite and leader of the circuit; Marten Van Riel, current T100 world champion; mika noodt, Youri Keulen, Leo Bergere, Jonas Schomburg o Vincent Luis.

With this level of participation, the event is shaping up to be a true "early finale" before the season finale in Qatar.

Both Montiel and Benito will have the opportunity to gain experience and valuable points on a circuit that awards millions in prize money and points toward the world ranking.

Both will seek to leverage their experience to establish themselves among the elite and continue paving the way for a new generation of Spanish triathletes capable of competing on equal terms with the biggest names in the sport.