Supertri Blenheim Palace 2026 Results: Conway and Vermeylen Win Elite
Oliver Conway and Jolien Vermeylen claimed the elite victories at Supertri Blenheim Palace 2026 on Sunday 7 June, with home-favourite Conway taking the men’s race in 55:51 and Belgium’s Vermeylen running away with the women’s in 1:02:18. Across the weekend, Jonny Brownlee also completed his record-breaking ten-race Weekend Warrior challenge.
Men’s Elite Race
Conway, the 2025 World Triathlon U23 champion, used his running pedigree to surge clear on a course he grew up on, winning in 55:51 from Canada’s Charles Paquet (55:55) and Australia’s Luke Willian (56:02).
- Oliver Conway (GBR) — 55:51
- Charles Paquet (CAN) — 55:55
- Luke Willian (AUS) — 56:02
- Harry Leleu (GBR) — 56:18
- Fynn Batkin (GBR) — 56:31
Women’s Elite Race
Vermeylen, fresh off a sweep of the European sprint and Olympic-distance titles in 2025, produced a dominant run-based win in 1:02:18. France’s Léonie Périault took second (+0:30) with Britain’s Olivia Mathias third.
- Jolien Vermeylen (BEL) — 1:02:18
- Léonie Périault (FRA) — 1:02:48
- Olivia Mathias (GBR) — 1:02:59
- Jessica Fullagar (GBR) — 1:03:09
- Emma Lombardi (FRA) — 1:03:14
Jonny Brownlee’s Weekend Warrior Record
Three-time Olympic medallist Jonny Brownlee racked up ten sprint-distance triathlons across the Saturday and Sunday — roughly 7.5km of swimming, 200km of cycling and 50km of running in a total racing time of 12:24:25, setting a new Weekend Warrior record. He finished with his baby son at the line on Sunday afternoon.
National Championship Sprint
Saturday’s sprint-distance race doubled as the British and English Sprint Distance National Championships. Donald Brooks took the men’s national title in 1:03:29 and Christine Durbin the women’s in 1:11:15 — separate from Sunday’s elite Pro Series race won by Conway and Vermeylen.
