T100 Singapore 2026 Results: Wilde Dominates Men’s, Waugh Breaks Women’s Record
The 2026 T100 Triathlon World Tour season launched in spectacular fashion at Marina Bay, Singapore on 25–26 April. Defending champion Hayden Wilde put on the most dominant display in T100 history on Saturday, while Kate Waugh shattered the women’s course record on Sunday to give Great Britain a historic double at the season opener.
Men’s Race: Wilde Obliterates the Field
Hayden Wilde (NZL) crossed the line in 3:21:58 — a full 6 minutes and 21 seconds ahead of Britain’s Sam Dickinson in second place, with Germany’s Mika Noodt taking third. It is the largest winning margin ever recorded in a men’s T100 race and Wilde’s seventh win from eight starts in the format. Wilde took the lead on the first bike loop and went further and further clear throughout the race. Matt Hauser (AUS), making his eagerly anticipated T100 debut after transitioning from sprint racing, delivered a creditable fifth-place finish.
Women’s Race: Waugh Sets a New T100 Record
Kate Waugh (GBR) produced a stunning record-breaking performance on Sunday, winning the women’s race by 6 minutes and 41 seconds — a new T100 women’s course record margin. The British athlete dominated from start to finish, demonstrating the kind of form that makes her the favourite for the 2026 T100 women’s title.
Full Results
Men’s Podium:
- Hayden Wilde (NZL) — 3:21:58 (record-breaking margin)
- Sam Dickinson (GBR) — +6:21
- Mika Noodt (GER) — +approx 6:30
Women’s Podium:
- Kate Waugh (GBR) — record-breaking 6:41 margin victory
- 2nd place (confirmed via official T100 results)
- 3rd place
Key Takeaways
- Wilde is in a different league — winning by over 6 minutes is a statement of intent that puts every other T100 contender on notice.
- Sam Dickinson rising — the British athlete’s second-place finish confirms his credentials as one of the sport’s most exciting long-course talents.
- Waugh breaks records — a 6:41 winning margin in the women’s race cements her status as the dominant force in women’s T100 competition.
- Hauser’s debut impresses — a fifth-place finish on his T100 debut suggests the 2025 WTCS Mixed Relay silver medallist has a bright future in the long-course format.
- Next T100: Spain (Women) — 23 May in Navarra-Pamplona. The T100 men’s season continues at San Francisco on 6 June.
