How to watch Supertri League Toulouse

The 2025 Supertri League continues on Sunday 5 October in the southern French city of Toulouse.

So here’s everything you need to know about the fourth and final event, which athletes will be racing, and how to catch every second of the lightning-quick action…

What happened in the 2024 Supertri League?

After five rounds of furious racing, Georgia Taylor-Brown added her third title to her wins in 2021 and 2022 at the final race in NEOM.

While for the men, it was Hayden Wilde‘s to lose – and while the Paris Olympic silver medallist lost the final race in NEOM to Alex Yee, as in Paris, a second place in Saudi Arabia was still more than enough to secure another overal Supertri champion title.

What’s happened so far in the 2025 Supertri League?

The first round of the 2025 Supertri League took place in Toronto, Canada, for the first time in the series’ history.

The women’s race saw Belgian Supertri debutant Jolien Vermeylen outpace the established Supertri French duo of Léonie Périault and Cassandre Beaugrand on the final run leg of the day to cross the line first.

While in his first triathlon of the season, Olympic and world champ Alex Yee showed a clean pair of heels ahead of runner-up Csongor Lehmann and bronze medallist Vasco Vilaça.

After that, our Supertri pros headed to Chicago where Jeanne Lehair broke away from Taylor-Brown on the final run leg to take the win, while Alberto Gonzales Garcia secured a double for Podium Racing by dominating the men’s race.

In the penultimate race of the 2025 series in Jersey, Luxembourg’s Jeanne Lehair secured victory and moved to the top of the overall standings.

Hungary’s Csongor Lehmann earned a dramatic maiden Supertri win, also rising to become the highest-ranked male competitor overall coming into the finale in Toulouse.

Where’s the next Supertri League race?

The fourth and final round of the 2025 Supertri League takes place in Toulouse, France, on Sunday 5 October.

This will be the fourth time that Supertri has graced the streets of the Pink City, but the first time ever that a mass participation event will take place the morning of the race on a similar course to the elites.

Which race format will athletes race in Toulouse?

For Toulouse, all athletes will race the classic Supertri Format.

Formally known as Enduro, it’s considered the most brutal format of all. Requiring endurance and tactics, the race is a non-stop burst of nine back-to-back triathlon disciplines – a 300m swim, 4km bike and 1.6km run – without any breaks.

The easiest way to think about it is swim-bike-run repeated continuously three times in a row, or over three Stages.

A focus on speed is a key demand because any athlete who falls more than 90secs behind the leader will be eliminated at the end of any individual lap.

There are three Short Chutes up for grabs – for the first athlete across the Mount Line after the swim on Stage 1, for the first athlete across the Mount Line after the bike on Stage 1, and for the first athlete across the Mount Line at the end of the run on Stage 1.

Short Chutes are allocated by Team Managers by the end of the second bike. Short Chutes must only be taken on lap 1 of the third and final run.

Still confused? Take a look at the explainer below (note: this was recorded in 2024 so references last year’s series):

Which athletes are racing the Supertri League race in Jersey?

Toulouse start list coming soon…

Women’s start list for Jersey with bib numbers:

Brownlee Racing:
Tilly Anema (11)
Jolien Vermeylen (14)
Bethany Cook (15)
Fanni Szalai (18)

Podium Racing:
Jeanne Lehair (31)
Zuzana Michalickova (33)
Léonie Périault (34)
Nicole van der Kaay (37)

Crown Racing:
Georgia Taylor-Brown (26)
Emma Jeffcoat (24)
Nora Gmür (27)
Miriam Casillas García (23)

Stars & Stripes:
Anna Godoy (48)
Nina Eim (41)
Annika Koch (42)
Maria Tomé (46)

Men’s start list for Jersey with bib numbers:

Brownlee Racing:
Jonathan Brownlee (11)
Marcus Dey (13)
Brandon Pye (15)
Oliver Conway (12)

Podium Racing:
Kenji Nener (33)
John Reed (34)
Tayler Reid (35)
Mitch Kolkman (37)

Crown Racing:
Vasco Vilaça (26)
Charles Paquet (24)
Roberto Sanchez Mantecon (27)
Ricardo Batista (21)

Stars & Stripes:
Mathis Beaulieu (41)
Csongor Lehmann (42)
Chase McQueen (43)
Keller Norland (47)

The 2025 Supertri League Toulouse course 

The Supertri Toulouse race course will take place around the Port de la Daurade, right in the centre of Toulouse. Setting off from the port, athletes will plunge into the Garonne for a 300m loop within the river just up from the striking Pont Neuf.

From there, pro athletes will run into transition – a small Aire de jeux within the port – before setting off on the first bike leg of 4x1km laps along the Quai de la Daurade and promenade Henri Martin alongside the river.

Thanks to the multi-lap format, the 1km run course is will take place along the same route as the bike, with the eventual finish set within the Port de la Daurade.

What are the Supertri League teams for 2025?

Stars and Stripes

Women: Taylor Spivey, Nina Eim, Rosa Maria Tapia Vidal, Annika Koch

Men: Chase McQueen, Csongor Lehmann, Reese Vannerson, Sullivan Middaugh, Mathis Beaulieu

Brownlee Racing

Women: Olivia Mathias, Jess Fullagar, Tilly Anema, Jolien Vermeylen

Men: Jonny Brownlee, Alex Yee, Marcus Dey, Brandan Pye, Oliver Conway

Crown Racing

Women: Cassandre Beaugrand, Georgia Taylor-Brown, Emma Lombardi, Emma Jeffcoat, Aspen Anderson, Barbara De Koning

Men: Vasco Vilaça, Tyler Mislawchuk, Roberto Sanchez Mantecon, Charles Paquet, Brayden Mercer, Ricardo Batista

Podium Racing

Women: Jeanne Lehair, Léonie Périault, Zuzana Michalickova, Vittória Lopes, Roksana Slupek

Men: Kenji Nener, Dorian Coninx, John Reed, Tayler Reid, Alberto González Garcia

How can I watch the Supertri League Toulouse race?

You can watch all the action live, and for free, via the supertri website.

When does Supertri League Toulouse start?

All times noted are local CET time, for UK time (BST) +1h, for Eastern time -6h.

Sunday 5 October

Pro women’s race: 12:05 local time

Pro men’s race: 13:20 local time

2025 Supertri League schedule

• 26 July: Toronto
• 23 August: Chicago
• 21 September: Jersey
• 5 October: Toulouse