Dave Ellis is a Paralympic gold medallist and dominant force in para triathlon. Debuting as a swimmer at Beijing 2008, he transitioned to triathlon in 2013 and since won a combined eight World, European, and Commonwealth titles. Partnered with guide Luke Pollard, Ellis won gold at Paris 2024.

Claire Cashmore MBE is a six-time Paralympian and ten-time Paralympic medallist. After winning eight swimming medals, including gold at Rio 2016, she transitioned to para triathlon and won bronze in Tokyo 2020 and silver in Paris 2024. A dominant PTS5 athlete, she’s also a World Champion and three-time European Champion.

After short-course dominance as a three-time Olympian, four-time ITU World Champion, and countless World Cups, “The Don” shifted to longer racing. His unmatched run speed translated seamlessly, an Ironman win on debut and multiple 70.3 titles. Warm, slightly eccentric, and versatile, the multisport legend is now General Manager of Brownlee Racing.

Ruth Daniels, CEO of British Triathlon since February 2024, is a lifelong sports advocate committed to widening participation, especially for women and underrepresented groups. Drawing on a successful corporate leadership career, she is also CEO of Triathlon England and serves as a Trustee of the Triathlon Trust.

In 2020, after a 40-year career in technology and banking, I began coaching my autistic son Sam with the goal of him becoming the world’s first elite triathlete with autism. Since then, Sam has set records, raced internationally, and inspired our mission to make triathlon more inclusive.

Britain's most capped international age-group athlete under 30, with 21 appearances since his debut aged 18. A 3x European Age-Group Champion and 7x international medallist, David is also Editor of online community @Age_Group_News, Co-Founder of My Tri Ranking, and a British Triathlon GB Team Manager

Senior Marketing lead for T100: Brand development leader for Triathlon World Tour, Senior lead for Mass Participation Growth across the business.

A British professional triathlete who competed as an elite swimmer before transitioning into triathlon, achieving multiple podium finishes across middle and long distances.  A two-time Ironman 70.3 World Champion and won a World Triathlon Long Distance title at the 2023 Ironman World Championships in Kona leading from gun to tape!  A crowd favourite with a huge following being an inspirational role model for aspiring triathletes both young and old. 

A former elite swimmer and professional triathlete who studied Sports Science at university, now a Chartered High Performance Coach. He applies sports science in a practical, real-world way, adapting training to athletes’ realities. Reece coached professional world champions, Kona Age-Group World Champions, Challenge Roth champions, and was key in Lucy’s rise.

Paralympian and ultra-endurance athlete Mel Nicholls has sport in her heart and adventure in her spirit.
A three-time Paralympian across athletics and triathlon, a record-breaking ultra-cyclist, forging new
roads beyond barriers to disability while championing women in sport and adventure.
A true triathlon tale, a great adventure story.

Long time Age Group Athlete across many disciplines, good enough in the past to win Home and international Titles. Deeply caring about getting Age Group athletes to put their names down, represent their country, become part of a global community competing in races which truly test who is the best, challenging themselves, making new friends. Director on BTF now moved to World Triathlon and as chair of Age Group Commission constantly sticking head above the parapet, for us, and for potential us.

James Shipley is the managing director of ATW Events. James has always been a keen runner and triathlete, even from a young age. Back in the day, he ran for his county in multiple running events and competed in many triathlons, in a variety of distances. In 2011 James took his passion in sports and founded ATW Events which has grown from a weekend hobby to an ever-expanding business.

Hollie Elliott, British Triathlon Age Group Team, Manager is responsible for supporting GBR Age Group athlete through their Age Group journey from initial qualification all the way through to race day and beyond.

After starting a corporate career Steph decided to give an IRONMAN Triathlon a go as a bit of fun, the rest is history and she now
races as a professional triathlete racing over the IRONMAN 70.3 and Full distance racing circuit.

Sam Dickinson an Olympic bronze medallist and Commonwealth Games gold medallist, who secured a podium finish on their T100 debut and is currently ranked among the top 10 athletes in the world.

Sean Conway is an ultra-endurance athlete and multiple world record holder in triathlon. He is the only person to complete the length of Britain triathlon, a 6,000-mile continuous triathlon, and 105 full distance ironman triathlons in 105 days. Conway has also cycled the world and swum the length of Britain.

Bianca, Chair and Co-Founder of Women in Tri UK, advances accessibility and inclusion in triathlon for women by removing financial, cultural, and confidence barriers. Growing a 600-strong community, drawing on her Ironman and professional experience, advocating for policy reform, inclusive partnerships, grassroots development, and support for underrepresented women in sport.

Co-founder and CEO of XTRI World Tour and partner races Celtman and Swedeman. Father of the X-Points system and responsible for growth and development of the sport of Extreme Triathlon through innovative programs, strategies and event diversification. Growth achieved through the medium of fun, aiming to ensure that the athlete experience is key.

Georgia Couzens competed in her first age group event for Great Britain in Wollongong in 2025. She only took up triathlon (and learnt to swim!) in 2020. She is a self confessed ‘have a go Joe’ and is proof that anyone can achieve what they put their mind to!