Yee & Wilde Rivalry Continues | Athletes To Watch

At this point we're used to it but Alex Yee once again showcased his unmatched running ability and tactical acumen at supertri Boston. His ability to remain calm under pressure and execute race-winning strategies makes him a formidable contender in any race he competes in.

With his sights set on the overall series title, Yee will once again go toe to toe with Kiwi rival Hayden Wilde in Chicago. Alex was quick to play down the supposed tension between the pair after his finish line celebration in the opener appeared to annoy Wilde.

Jeanne Lehair returned to form in a big way at supertri Boston, delivering a commanding performance that left her competitors trailing. After a challenging Olympic season, Lehair has clearly put in the work to re-establish herself as one of the top contenders in the women’s field.

Her victory in Boston was not just a win; it was a statement that she’s back and better than ever. With her confidence soaring and her form peaking, Lehair is poised to be a dominant force in the races to come.

Hayden Wilde, the ever-tenacious competitor, was inches away from victory in Boston, falling just short in a nail-biting finish. Wilde’s aggressive racing style and willingness to take risks have made him a fan favourite and a constant threat to his rivals.

His recent frustrations, particularly with how the Boston race unfolded, only fuel his desire for redemption. Expect Wilde to come back with a vengeance, refining his strategy and sharpening his focus as he aims to turn near-misses into victories in the upcoming races.

Despite finishing eighth in Boston, Cassandre Beaugrand remains one of the top athletes to watch. As the reigning Olympic gold medalist, her talent is undeniable, and she has a track record of bouncing back from setbacks. Beaugrand has yet to claim the overall supertri series title, a milestone she is undoubtedly eager to achieve.

Known for her explosive swim and run segments, she will be determined to return to her winning ways and challenge for the series crown in the upcoming races.

Leo Bergere may have missed the opening race of the supertri series, but he remains a significant threat in the competition. Fresh off winning the bronze medal at the Olympics, Bergere’s confidence is at an all-time high.

Adding to his credentials, he was the overall winner of the 2023 supertri League, showcasing his consistency and endurance across the season. As he re-enters the competition, Bergere will be looking to quickly make up for lost ground and defend his league title.