With exactly one month to go until the World Triathlon Series Championships Finals descend on the shores of Wollongong, Matt Hauser has finished up the WTCS main tour with a tough battle in the Czech Republic overnight.
Sitting on top of the World Triathlon Championship Series leaderboard with the maximum points possible after five races this year, Australia’s Matt Hauser is heading into this Sunday’s race in the Czech city of Karlovy Vary with his eyes firmly on the Final in Wollongong on 19 October.
It was a golden weekend for Australia’s top triathletes in the luxurious surrounds of the French Riviera, starting with a dominant win in the T100 Pro Race by Ashleigh Gentle and ending with the race of perfection by Matt Hauser in the World Triathlon Championship Series Race.
Luke Willian has capped off his remarkable season with a 15th place finish at the World Triathlon Championship Finals, securing sixth in the World Triathlon Championship Series rankings.
Australia’s Matt Hauser and Luke Willian say they’re eager to crown career-best seasons with strong finishes at the 2024 World Triathlon Championship Finals.
Australia’s Matt Hauser is on top of the world as he gears up for Friday’s World Triathlon Championship Series showdown in Weihai, China.
Australia’s four top-ranked men have been selected to race in the green at gold at the World Triathlon Championship Finals in Torremolinos, Spain this October.
Matt Hauser has raced brilliantly in Paris to finish seventh, despite an unlucky fall in transition, on the challenging and picturesque triathlon course. His result is the best by an Australian male at the Olympics in 20 years.
When Matt Hauser and Luke Willian step onto the Champs-Élysées, they’ll have their sights set on ending Australia’s Olympic triathlon medal drought.
Matt Hauser has made a statement of intent just 17 days from the Olympic Games, taking the tape at the World Triathlon Championship Series Hamburg.
Matt Hauser will arrive onto the one of the world’s most iconic avenues – The Champs Elysees – ready to put it all on the line for a slice of Olympic history at this year’s Paris Games.
Matt Hauser, Luke Willian, Natalie Van Coevorden and Sophie Linn will represent Australia at Paris 2024, with the quartet selected today by the Australian Olympic Committee.