Overview
- After finishing, she collapsed and vomited, received medical assistance, then recovered to accept the trophy and a $200,000 winner's cheque.
- She said she slept only three hours before the race and struggled with heat, thirst, and a moment when no one staffed a water station.
- Switzerland's Julie Derron finished third in Qatar and secured second in the season standings, with Lucy Charles-Barclay fifth on the day and third overall.
- Georgia Taylor-Brown took second in the race and ended the series seventh after limited outings at the 100 km distance.
- The T100 format totals 2 km of swimming, 80 km of cycling, and an 18 km run, with overall titles based on an athlete’s best four results plus the final.