Weston Park

Making its debut on the pro circuit, Weston Park brings a course that grows increasingly technical when hit at speed—fitting for a stop that could see the series’ first Full Distance sub-two-hour finish.

Just seven days after Greece, the World Cup touches down in the English countryside for the very first time, delivering a unique challenge and a strikingly different backdrop. With low elevation but high flat technicality, the course rewards those who can hold their speed through twisting grassland turns. Ready to take it on are a mix of Britain’s top off-road contenders, rising stars, and current series leaders looking to keep their lead through the hedgerows, woodlands, and winding fields of the historic Westons Park.

Athletes To Watch

Top contenders, local favorites and the full start list.

Sam Teller

USA

Emerging from a breakout year in 2023, Teller landed a top-10 finish at the USA Championship and has been building confidence with every race. Watch for him to surge on the run.

Kieran Mcpherson

NZL

A veteran of the sport with multiple XTERRA wins across Asia-Pacific and the Americas, McPherson knows how to race smart. He thrives in unpredictable conditions and can chase down almost anyone.

Kerri Ann Upham

GBR

A regular on the XTERRA UK scene and podium finisher at Weston Park in 2024, Upham thrives on tough trails and home-country support. With a strong bike and consistent form, she’ll be aiming for another top finish.

Sebastien Carabin

BEL

One of the fastest bikers in the sport, Carabin regularly posts the top MTB splits at major races. His experience and endurance make him a danger in the field—especially if conditions turn rough.

Isla Hedley

GBR

One of the brightest young stars in British off-road triathlon, Hedley impressed with an age-group win at XTERRA Worlds in 2023. She’s now mixing it with the pros with the potential to make a big impact on home soil.

Alizee Paties

FRA

Former World Cup winner and current series leader, Paties is one of the most complete athletes on the circuit. She’s already opened 2024 with a win and remains the woman to beat.

Emma Ducreux

FRA

A rising force from France, Ducreux has a lightning-fast swim that will see her racing up front from early on. She’ll make hard work for the chasing pack as she looks to open her campaign with a bang.

Morgan Rhodes

GBR

Second at Weston Park in 2024, Rhodes is a home-course threat with World Cup experience and serious speed. He brings strong swim-bike balance and is hunting for his first major win.

Sebastian Neef

DEU

A staple in Europe’s top tier, Neef has become a top-10 regular on the XTERRA circuit, often through raw power to the bike. If he stays close out of the swim, he could make the front of the race an interesting battle.

Full Distance Start List

Men Women

Men

Points

Michele Bonacina

ITA

141

Felix Forissier

FRA

Arthur Forissier

FRA

138

Kieran Mcpherson

NZL

136

Federico Spinazze

ITA

124

Benjamin Forbes

AUS

114

Sebastian Neef

DEU

100

Tom Fisher

AUS

Scott Anderson

DEU

Sebastien Carabin

BEL

Elliot Labourdette

FRA

Morgan Rhodes

GBR

Sam Teller

USA

Bart Cooymans

NLD

Robin Schussler

DEU

Philipp Meyer

DEU

Jamie Pugh

GBR

Hugo Bosscher

NLD

Henry Bramwell-Reeks

GBR

Rory Strachan

GBR

Women

Points

Alizee Paties

FRA

175

Marta Menditto

ITA

146

Hannah Lee Young

AUS

116

Elizabeth Orchard

NZL

106

Lucie Van Der Schalk

AUS

Romane Cizeron

FRA

Lorena Erl

DEU

Louise Fox

GBR

Aneta Grabmuller

CZE

Emma Ducreux

FRA

Kerri Ann Upham

GBR

Romy Spoelder

NLD

Isla Hedley

GBR

Dieske Kruisselbrink

NLD

Mia Padmanabhan

GBR

Libby Greatorex

GBR

Lydia Dant

GBR

WORLD CUP Series Info

The XTERRA World Cup is the world's premier off-road triathlon pro series, where the sport’s top elites go head-to-head in a condensed circuit of Full Distance and Short Track races. A points-based battle where every turn, climb, and descent matters, each race is a fight for a share of the series prize purse and the pursuit of becoming the next XTERRA World Cup Champion.

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The 2025 World Cup will feature eight stops and 11 races across Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America. With no joker rule in play, every race counts toward the overall standings. Full Distance races award series points to the top 30 finishers, with the winner claiming 100 points. Short Track races are invitation-only, featuring the top 30 qualifiers, with the winner earning the maximum 75 points.

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The Short Track showdown in Trentino, Italy, will serve as the series finale, where the next XTERRA World Cup Champions will be crowned ahead of the 2025 XTERRA World Championship.

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