T100 Singapore 2026 Results: Hayden Wilde Wins by 6 Minutes
New Zealand‘s Hayden Wilde delivered the biggest winning margin in T100 men’s history at T100 Singapore 2026 on 26 April, finishing in 3:21:58 — 6:21 clear of Great Britain’s Sam Dickinson. Germany’s Mika Noodt completed the podium.
Men’s Race
Wilde took control on the bike and was untouchable. Dickinson and Noodt fought for the remaining podium spots, with the Brit holding off the German in the final kilometres. Menno Koolhaas (NED) and Matt Hauser (AUS) — the latter making his T100 debut after WTCS Yokohama — rounded out the top five.
- Hayden Wilde (NZL) — 3:21:58
- Sam Dickinson (GBR) — +6:21
- Mika Noodt (GER) — +7:13
- Menno Koolhaas (NED) — +7:56
- Matt Hauser (AUS) — +8:29
Why No Women’s Race?
The 2026 T100 World Tour calendar has split men’s and women’s race weekends. Women raced at Gold Coast, Spain, Vancouver and Dubai through 2026; Singapore was a men’s-only event. The 2025 format ran men’s and women’s races concurrently at every venue, but the 2026 schedule changed that.
