I run tubes, starting to notice a lot of the tires are only offered tubeless ready.
Looking for a go5000 32 or a Vitoria in 32
OP?
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Noting the GP5000 is likely intended per above, are you looking for more ideas than these 2 tires, or links to placed to get those two tires?
- Just unsure of your actual search/goal here.
My understanding is that tubeless ready tires are heavier, I am running a wheel not intended for tubeless. I wanted a lighter tire that is not labeled as tubeless ready it should weigh less in theory
Chasing marginal gains
I doubt this is a comprehensive list, but using BRR filters:
This is a screenshot of the bottom of the list. Seems they don’t have results on the 32mm size, but at least you can cross-check these models/brands to see if they have the size you want.
Unless the weather is 
then the answer is the GP5000 - any width from 25-32 are great. No other tyre comes close for speed, durability road feel. They are outstanding.
I am currently running Vitoria in a 26/28 and gp5k in 28/28.
Just wanted to fat since I am fat and old.
Hopefully I can find a 32gp5k not tubeless
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~$62/tire
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Although my disc on my TT bike is tubeless, my front wheel is a clincher. I run a Mitchelin Power TT with a latex tube and according to one site I looked at it’s just as fast as a tubeless tyre. I suspect that they’ll also do a race version of the Mitchelin Power.
I used Power TT with latex tubes on my TT bike last year in a 25c - they were good. However, I have a new TT bike and it has a disc and trispoke with wider rims and the Michelin doesn’t come in anything wider so I’m going back to GP5000 in a 28c with latex tubes…even if I’m not fast this year I will be comfortable 
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Keep an eye on them at BTD. I just bought some that were on sale there closer to $50 each.
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