Great Britain's Georgia Taylor-Brown delivered a commanding performance to win the final women's event of the regular World Championship Triathlon Series (WCTS) in the Czech Republic. The 32-year-old completed the challenging Karlovy Vary course in two hours three minutes five seconds, finishing 36 seconds ahead of the United States' Taylor Spivey.
Germany's reigning champion Lisa Tertsch secured third place, one minute 28 seconds behind Taylor-Brown. This victory marks Taylor-Brown's first win on the tour since 2023 and her best WCTS performance this season.
Compatriot Beth Potter, who was second in the overall standings before the event, finished sixth. Her result meant she could not capitalise on the absence of WCTS leader Cassandra Beaugrand of France, who chose not to compete.