Summary

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  • Bermuda's Flora Duff wins gold medal in Women's Sprint after time penalty

  • GB's Beth Potter takes silver medal

  • Germany's Lisa Tertsch finishes third

  • New Zealand's Hayden Wilde wins the Men's Sprint

  • Australia's Matthew Hauser took silver and Jawad Abdelmoula of Morocco took bronze

  • GB's Alex Yee and Georgia Taylor-Brown aren't competing in Hamburg

Live Reporting

  1. Who should I look out for?

    Georgia Taylor-Brown and Flora DuffyGetty Images

    Alex Yee, who finished third in last year's WTC Series and 2020 winner Georgia Taylor-Brown won't be competing in Hamburg, with their focus on the imminent Commonwealth Games.

    Great Britain's Beth Potter will feature in the Women's Sprint and Sam Dickinson in the Men's Sprint.

    Current World and Olympic Champion Flora Duffy (Ber) will also compete in the Women's Sprint, as she hopes to defend her title.

  2. What is the World Triathlon Series?

    The World Triathlon Championship Series began in Yokohama on Saturday, 14 May and concludes in Abu Dhabi in November.

    It’s a fantastic opportunity to see the very best in the sport, including Olympic, World and European champions.

    With postponements and cancellations because of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021, the final two events held last year in Hamburg and Abu Dhabi count as the opening two legs of the 2022 season.

  3. How to watch

    All times are BST and subject to late change

    BBC iPlayer

    Saturday 9 July

    12:35 BST: Women's Sprint - BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app

    14:35 BST: Men's Sprint - BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app

    Sunday 10 July

    14:00 BST: Mixed Team Relay - BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app

    You can also catch up on all of the previous Series action here

  4. How to get into Triathlon

    BBC Sport

    Louise Minchin: How BBC Breakfast presenter & others caught the triathlon bug

    Do you like swimming, cycling and running? If you’ve just answered yes then why don’t you try a triathlon and combine all three sports!

    You don’t need to be an Olympic athlete to give it a go, as there’s a variety of distances, age groups and levels of difficulty to choose from.

    There are over 750 triathlon clubs in the UK with many of them offering taster sessions for people interested in taking up the sport. You can find a comprehensive list of races via the British Triathlon event finder.

    You can find more information on how to get into triathlons here.