After Alex Yee’s gold and Beth Potter’s bronze in the individual races, there’s one more triathlon medal up for grabs for Team GB triathletes at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in the mixed team relay on Monday.

What is the mixed team relay?

Four triathletes (two male and two female) will race one after the other. The winning team is the one whose fourth triathlete crosses the line first. In Paris they will race male, female, male, female, the opposite to Tokyo where a male triathlete raced the final leg.  

Triathletes will all complete a 300m swim, a two-lap 7km bike and a two-lap 1.8km run before handing over to their teammate on parts of the iconic course they raced on during Tuesday’s individual races. 

To learn more about relay triathlons and how to get involved click here.  

Mixed Team Relay at the Olympics 

Paris 2024 is the second time the mixed team relay has been included in the Olympics after its debut in Tokyo three years ago. Team GB took the inaugural gold medal with a team made up of Georgia Taylor-Brown, Alex Yee, Jonny Brownlee, and Jess Learmouth.  

Alex Yee, Georgia Taylor-Brown, Sam Dickinson and Beth Potter will race in Paris. 

The race starts at 07:00 on Monday 5 August and is live on BBC Red Button, iPlayer and Discovery +. If you can’t watch the racing live, follow @BritTri on social media for updates throughout.  

Get your team together and take on your own relay triathlon by finding an event near you by clicking here.