Summary

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  • The best triathletes in the world go head to head, racing for five teams - the sharks, rhinos, scorpions, cheetahs and eagles

  • Munich sees the first outing for the Enduro in 2022, Super League’s most brutal race format, three continuous rounds of swim-bike-run

Live Reporting

  1. Who to look out for

    The men’s race features a star-studded line up from the world of triathlon. The top three from the Tokyo Olympics are all starting, namely Norway’s Kristian Blummenfelt, New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde, and British star Alex Yee.

    Wilde is number one in the world at the moment and also has the Super League Triathlon Championship title under his belt, but you should never ignore the unbelievable running power that Yee possesses. And if Yee wins it, he’ll be the first British male world champion in 10 years.

    Also in the men’s race is the one and only Jonathan Brownlee, using this event as part of his prep for Paris 2024. Keep an eye out for fellow Brits Sam Dickinson, Grant Sheldon and Jack Willis.

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  2. What is the Super League Triathlon?

    The best triathletes in the world go head to head, racing for five teams - the sharks, rhinos, scorpions, cheetahs and eagles. Munich sees the first outing for the Enduro in 2022.

    The Enduro is considered the most brutal format of all. Requiring endurance and tactics, the Enduro is a non-stop burst of nine back-to-back triathlon disciplines 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.

  3. How to watch

    All times are GMT

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    Where can I watch it?

    The final races of this year’s World Triathlon Championship will be broadcast LIVE on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website & app.

    The men take to the stage on Saturday, 26th November from 10:50-13:20 GMT. There will also be a highlights programme on BBC Two on Saturday evening.

  4. How to get into triathlon

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    Triathlon is a great way to get active by swimming, cycling and running, and it's fun and varied too.

    Triathlon events come in a variety of course distances and mixing in a bit of competition will push your workout to the max.

    If you want to push it up a gear, consider joining a local club to take part in some structured training before racing.

    Go Tri is a fun way to get a taste without breaking the bank. Pool-based races are a great introduction to the sport if you are a first timer.

    Triathlon mainly runs from May-September and there are loads of races and taster sessions to choose from. Find a comprehensive list of races via the British Triathlon event finder.