How to watch T100 Lake Las Vegas

While the fields have been whittled down a bit (many of the top men have chosen to pass because they’ll be racing at the Ironman World Championship in Kona next weekend, while two of the sport’s biggest women’s names – Lucy Charles-Barclay and Chelsea Sodaro are out), there’s still lots to look forward to for tomorrow’s T100 Lake Las Vegas race.

Here’s what you need to know about the racing:

When:

The women head off at 8 am local time on Saturday, Oct. 19, which will be 11 am EST. The men get rolling at 2 pm local time on Sat. Oct. 19, which will be 5 pm EST.

You can find the start times around the world here.

Where can you watch?

You’ll be able to watch the event on the various PTO channels – PTO+, T100 YouTube and through the various T100 broadcast partners. You can get the links to watch the coverage live here.

Who to watch:

It’s hard to imagine that anyone could possibly touch American Taylor Knibb in the women’s race, but if it was to happen, tomorrow would be the day. While the American has dominated her last two T100 appearances in San Francisco and Ibiza, she’ll be facing an extremely motivated Anne Haug, who’s Ironman World Championship in Nice got sidelined early with a flat. The German is hardly the only woman in the field who could push Knibb  – others to watch include Swiss Olympic silver medalist and the runner-up to Knibb in Ibiza, Julie Derron, Canadians Paula Findlay and Tamara Jewett, Brits India Lee, Emma Pallant-Brown and Lucy Byram, American Jackie Hering and two other Olympians – Flora Duffy and Taylor Spivey.

Here’s the full women’s start list:

#	First	Last	Country
1	India	Lee	GBR
2	Taylor	Knibb	USA
3	Paula	Findlay	CAN
4	Lucy	Byram	GBR
5	Laura	Philipp	GER
6	Emma	Pallant	GBR
7	Haley	Chura	USA
8	Tamara	Jewett	CAN
9	Anne	Haug	GER
10	Grace	Thek	AUS
11	Flora	Duffy	BER
12	Taylor	Spivey	USA
14	Jackie	Hering	USA
15	Kate	Curran	GBR
16	Marjolaine	Pierre	FRA
17	Marlene	De Boer	NED
18	Julie	Iemmolo	FRA
19	Hanne	De Vet	BEL
22	Cecilia	Perez	MEX
24	Julie	Derron	SUI

On the men’s side we’ll see Belgium’s Marten Van Riel look to continue his impressive long-distance streak with a third T100 win of the season after his sprint victory in San Francisco and his second win in Ibiza. A resurgent Alistair Brownlee (GBR) will look to finally hit the podium at a T100 race this weekend, while Sam Long will look for a home-country win. Add to that mix the likes of Youri Keulen, Pieter Heemeryck (who will also be racing in Kona) and you have a more than competitive men’s field that should make things interesting.

Here’s the full men’s field:

#	First	Last	Country
31	Marten	Van Riel	BEL
32	Sam	Long	USA
33	Youri	Keulen	NED
35	Alistair	Brownlee	GBR
36	Pieter	Heemeryck	BEL
37	Mathis	Margirier	FRA
38	Frederic	Funk	GER
39	Aaron	Royle	AUS
40	Jason	West	USA
41	Joshua	Amberger	AUS
42	Maximilian	Sperl	GER
43	Max	Neumann	AUS
44	Jelle	Geens	BEL
45	James	Teagle	GBR
46	Marc	Dubrick	USA
47	Justin	Riele	USA
48	Justus	Nieschlag	GER
49	Henri	Schoeman	RSA
50	Nicolas	Mann	GER
51	Matthew	McElroy	USA