Final result in the PTO ranking: Anne Haug and Kristian Blummenfelt are at the top of the PTO world ranking list 2022 and thus secure a bonus of 100,000 dollars.
The Professional Triathletes Organization (PTO) World Ranking is a scoring system for professional triathletes that ranks athletes according to their results in races during the season. At the end of the year, the top-ranked athletes receive a world ranking bonus based on their placement in the classification.
Ranking Men | dots | prize money
- Kristian Blummenfelt (NOR) | 118.79 | $100,000
- Gustav Iden (NOR) | 116.41 | $90,000
- Magnus Ditlef (DEN) | 114.97 | $80,000
- Max Neumann (AUS) | 109.65 | $70,000
- Sam Laidlow (FRA) 109.34 | $60,000
- Lionel Sanders (CAN) | 105.60 | $50,000
- Patrick Lange (GER) | 105.01 | $45,000
- Alistair Brownlee (GBR) | 103.74 | $40,000
- Joe Skipper (GBR) | 103.43 | $35,000
- Sam Long (US) | 103.40 | $30,000
- Daniel Baekkegard (DEN) | 102.82 | $25,000
- Ben Kanute (USA) | 102.69 | $20,000
- Leon Chevalier (FRA) |100.49 | $18,000
- Florian Angert (GER) | 100.38 | $16,000
- Matt Hanson (US) | 99.94 | $15,000
- Collin Chartier (US) | 99.13 | $14,000
- Braden Currie (NZL) | 98.70 | $13,000
- Pieter Heemeryck (BEL) | 97.14 | $12,000
- Rudy Von Berg (USA) | 96.13 | $11,000
- Denis Chevrot (FRA) 96.02 | $10,000
Ranking women | dots | prize money
- Anne Haug (GER) | 117.06 | $100,000
- Daniela Ryf (SUI) | 115.32 | $90,000
- Ashleigh Gentle (AUS) | 113.54 | $80,000
- Taylor Knibb (US) | 112.95 | $70,000
- Lucy Charles Barclay (GBR) | 109.61 | $60,000
- Laura Philipp (GER) | 109.38 | $50,000
- Chelsea Sodaro (US) | 108.72 | $45,000
- Paula Findlay (CAN) | 106.12 | $40,000
- Kat Matthews (GBR) | 105.08 | $35,000
- Sarah True (US) | 101.48 | $30,000
- Skye Moench (USA) | 98.93 | $25,000
- Holly Lawrence (GBR) | 98.44 | $20,000
- Fenella Langridge (GBR) | 98.26 | $18,000
- Lisa North (SWE) | 96.14 | $16,000
- Emma Pallant-Browne (GBR) | 95.18 | $15,000
- Jocelyn McCauley (US) | 93.23 | $14,000
- Sarah Crowley (AUS) | 93.20 | $13,000
- Julie Derron (SUI) | 92.92 | $12,000
- Ruth Astle (GBR) | 92.46 | $11,000
- Flora Duffy (BER) | 92.45 | $10,000
This is how the ranking works
For each race, the athletes receive points according to their competition time - only the best three results are added together to form an average value.
Example Anne Haug: 117.06 points
Example Kristian Blummenfelt: 118.79 points
The point value is calculated using a reference time (AIT = Adjusted Ideal Time) for the respective race. This time corresponds to 100 points. If the athlete is faster, there are more points accordingly. If the time is slower, the point value is lower.
The PTO has planned small changes for the 2023 world ranking system. More information will be announced in a month.
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