The organisers of the new Super League Triathlon, which debuted in Australia in March, have announced that Jersey will be the second location of the event. Fifty of the world’s leading male and female triathletes, including 25 Olympians from around the world, will compete in the Channel Islands, UK, for the Super League Triathlon crown from 23-24 September 2017.

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The men's line-up will include the Brownlee brothers from the UK, their rivals Javier Gomez Noya and Mario Mola Diaz from Spain, and Richard Murray from South Africa, as well as 20 other leading male triathletes.

The women's racing will see leading Brits including Vicky Holland, Jodie Stimpson, Lucy Hall and Non Stanford taking on three-times Olympian Flora Duffy from Bermuda, Olympic bronze medallist Erin Densham from Australia and the current American World Triathlon Series leader Katie Zafares, among many other leading female triathletes.

The Super League Triathlon event in Jersey is offering equal prize money of US$130,000for both the men and women triathletes. Super League Triathlon Co-Founder Michael Dhulst commented: "With $130,000 in prize money on offer at Super League Jersey, it's high-stakes, high-octane racing with huge consequences for any mistakes. This is a sensational race course and an incredible location for spectators."

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50 of the world's leading male and female triathletes, including 25 Olympians from around the world, will compete in Jersey, UK, for the Super League Triathlon crown on 23rd and 24th September 2017.

The men's line-up will include the Brownlee brothers from the UK, their rivals Javier Gomez Noya and Mario Mola Diaz from Spain, and Richard Murray from South Africa, as well as 20 other leading male triathletes.

The women's racing will see leading Brits including Vicky Holland, Jodie Stimpson, Lucy Hall and Non Stanford taking on three-times Olympian Flora Duffy from Bermuda, Olympic bronze medallist Erin Densham from Australia and the current American World Triathlon Series leader Katie Zafares, among many other leading female triathletes.

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La Isla de Jersey en septiembre será la segunda entrega de la Super League Triathlon.

Tras el éxito de la primera entrega de la Super League Triathlon en la isla de Hamilton, Australia, la organización acaba de anunciar la segunda cita, será otra pequeña isla, la Isla de Jersey.

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- To nowa era triathlonu - zapowiada Chirs McCormack, legenda tej dyscypliny. Poznań będzie jednym z dwunastu miast na świecie, które w przyszłym roku zorganizują imprezy z cyklu Super League Triathlon. - Przyjmując standardy piłki nożnej, SLT będzie Ligą Mistrzów triathlonu - mówi Wojciech Kurczyński, dyrektor poznańskiej edycji Super League.

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50 of the world's leading male and female triathletes, including 25 Olympians from around the world, will compete in Jersey, UK, for the Super League Triathlon crown on 23rd and 24th September 2017.

The men's line-up will include the Brownlee brothers from the UK, their rivals Javier Gomez Noya and Mario Mola Diaz from Spain, and Richard Murray from South Africa, as well as 20 other leading male triathletes.

The women's racing will see leading Brits including Vicky Holland, Jodie Stimpson, Lucy Hall and Non Stanford taking on three-times Olympian Flora Duffy from Bermuda, Olympic bronze medallist Erin Densham from Australia and the current American World Triathlon Series leader Katie Zafares, among many other leading female triathletes.

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A WORLD triathlon event is to be held in Jersey later this year – and could attract between 2,500 and 5,000 fans and showcase the Island to a global TV audience of up to 400 million.

On Tuesday morning it was confirmed that the first stage of the Super League Triathlon will be held in Jersey.

Economic Development Minister Lyndon Farnham said the event could be ‘a catalyst’ for further global events to come to the Island.

And some of the sport’s top names have been confirmed for the event, including Alistair and Jonny Brownlee – who won gold and silver medals respectively for the UK at the Rio 2016 Olympics.

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The world's best triathletes, including the Brownlee brothers, will be coming to Jersey in September for one of the biggest sporting events the island has ever hosted.

Super League Triathlon features the best competitors in its sport and comes with a worldwide television audience in excess of 350 million.

Former world champion and last year's Olympic silver medalist, Jonny Brownlee, is looking forward to competing in Jersey.

Jersey will be brilliant, with the conditions not as humid as Hamilton Island (the first race in the series), and I'm looking forward to racing Super League there for the first time. – JONNY BROWNLEE, TRIATHLETE

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