2020 Summer Olympics Results - Triathlon
| Women's Olympic Distance | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| July 26 - Final | |||
 |  BERBermuda | Flora Duffy | 1:55:36 |
 |  GBRGreat Britain | Georgia Taylor-Brown | 1:56:50 |
 |  USAUnited States | Katie Zaferes | 1:57:03 |
| 4 |  NEDNetherlands | Rachel Klamer | 1:57:48 |
| 5 |  FRAFrance | Léonie Périault | 1:57:49 |
| 6 |  SUISwitzerland | Nicola Spirig | 1:58:05 |
| 7 |  ITAItaly | Alice Betto | 1:58:22 |
| 8 |  GERGermany | Laura Lindemann | 1:58:24 |
| 9 | GBRGreat Britain | Jessica Learmonth | 1:58:28 |
| 10 |  BELBelgium | Valerie Barthelemy | 1:58:49 |
| 11 | NEDNetherlands | Maya Kingma | 1:59:16 |
| 12 |  HUNHungary | Zsanett Bragmayer | 2:00:00 |
| 13 | GBRGreat Britain | Vicky Holland | 2:00:10 |
| 14 | USAUnited States | Summer Rappaport | 2:00:19 |
| 15 |  CANCanada | Amélie Kretz | 2:00:33 |
| 16 | USAUnited States | Taylor Knibb | 2:00:59 |
| 17 |  RSASouth Africa | Simone Ackermann | 2:01:14 |
| 18 |  JPNJapan | Yuko Takahashi | 2:01:18 |
| 19 | SUISwitzerland | Jolanda Annen | 2:01:31 |
| 20 | ITAItaly | Verena Steinhauser | 2:01:47 |
| 21 |  ESPSpain | Miriam Casillas | 2:01:52 |
| 22 |  PORPortugal | Melanie Santos | 2:02:06 |
| 23 |  IRLIreland | Carolyn Hayes | 2:02:10 |
| 24 |  NORNorway | Lotte Miller | 2:02:43 |
| 25 |  CHIChile | Bárbara Riveros | 2:02:46 |
| 26 |  AUSAustralia | Emma Jeffcoat | 2:02:57 |
| 27 |  AUTAustria | Lisa Perterer | 2:03:00 |
| 28 |  BRABrazil | Vittoria Lopes | 2:03:09 |
| 29 |  NZLNew Zealand | Nicole Van Der Kaay | 2:03:26 |
| 30 |  CZECzechia | Petra Kuríková | 2:04:10 |
| 31 | GERGermany | Anabel Knoll | 2:04:45 |
| 32 | BRABrazil | Luisa Baptista | 2:05:32 |
| 33 |  ARGArgentina | Romina Biagioli | 2:07:42 |
| 34 | BELBelgium | Claire Michel | 2:11:05 |
| AUSAustralia | Jaz Hedgeland | LAP | |
| AUSAustralia | Ashleigh Gentle | LAP | |
| AUTAustria | Julia Hauser | DNF | |
| CANCanada | Joanna Brown | LAP | |
 CHNChina | Zhong Mengying | LAP | |
| CZECzechia | Vendula Frintová | LAP | |
 ECUEcuador | Elizabeth Bravo | LAP | |
 EGYEgypt | Basmla Elsalamoney | LAP | |
| ESPSpain | Anna Godoy | LAP | |
 ESTEstonia | Kaidi Kivioja | LAP | |
| FRAFrance | Cassandre Beaugrand | DNF | |
| HUNHungary | Zsófia Kovács | LAP | |
| ITAItaly | Angelica Olmo | DNF | |
| JPNJapan | Niina Kishimoto | DNF | |
 MEXMexico | Claudia Rivas | DNF | |
| MEXMexico | Cecilia Pérez | DNF | |
| NZLNew Zealand | Ainsley Thorpe | DNF | |
 ROCRussian Olympic Committee | Anastasia Gorbunova | DNF | |
| ROCRussian Olympic Committee | Alexandra Razarenova | LAP | |
| RSASouth Africa | Gillian Sanders | LAP | |
Medal Tracker
Overall Medal Leaders
- 126
USA - 91
CHN - 65
GBR
Individual Medal Leaders
Gold
 USA | 40 |
 CHN | 40 |
 JPN | 20 |
Silver
| USA | 44 |
| CHN | 27 |
 FRA | 26 |
Bronze
| USA | 42 |
 GBR | 29 |
| CHN | 24 |
Overall Medal Leaders
- 6Yufei
- 5
Marchand - 5Huske
Individual Medal Leaders
Gold
| Marchand | 4 |
| Huske | 3 |
 O'Callaghan | 3 |
Silver
| Smith | 3 |
| Huske | 2 |
| Walsh | 2 |
Bronze
| Yufei | 5 |
| Junxuan | 3 |
| McKeown | 2 |
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