A comprehensive analysis of the upcoming T100 triathlon event in London is presented, focusing particularly on the women's field, which is expected to showcase a riveting competition among elite athletes. The discussion highlights the emerging rivalry between Taylor Nib and Julie Doran, both of whom have previously exchanged victories, setting the stage for an exhilarating rematch. The narrative delves into the implications of recent funding developments for the T100, which have injected substantial financial backing, potentially influencing race dynamics and athlete performance. Furthermore, the show examines the broader implications of these developments for the landscape of triathlon coaching and athlete support, raising pertinent questions about the future of the event and the athletes involved. The episode transitions to a critical examination of the recent fallout between Tridot and Ironman, whereby Tridot has opted to sever ties with Ironman University amid claims of unresolved business matters. This segment sheds light on the ramifications of this split for both organizations and the broader triathlon community. The speakers reflect on the historical context of Tridot's involvement with Ironman, the nature of their coaching model, and the ensuing public response from coaches and athletes alike. This discussion serves to underscore the intricate interplay between business dynamics and athlete development within the realm of triathlon, prompting listeners to consider the ethical dimensions of coaching practices in contemporary sports.

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