The triathlon quarry demonstrates its quality in Cozumel
Inés Santiago and Cecilia Santamaría finish in the Top-5 of Cozumel in Junior category.
Fantastic performance of the Spanish juniors in Mexican lands, with two of the three representatives entering the Top-5 in a tight race. Maximum emotion with Inés Santiago y Cecilia Santamaría struggling for the bronze medal until the last breath with the Korean Hye Rim Jeong.
A sensational staging of the two Spanish, demonstrating their tenacity and courage at all times, which would propel an intense struggle for the world podium. Finally the German Lisa Tertsch managed to get away to conquer the runner-up While Inés Santiago and the korean triathlete Hye Rim Jeong They played the third metal in an intense final sprint that ended winning Jeong.
After Santiago five seconds went in Cecilia santamaría in a splendid fifth position, getting two Top-5 for the triathletes in the general classification.
Previously, the men's event was played in which the winner was Austin Hindman (USA), followed by Charles Paquet (CAN) and Ben Dijkstra (GBR). While the Valencian Javier Lluch crossed the finish line in 57º place and the Malaga triathlete Alberto González, who arrived touched due to stomach problems, was classified 63º.
Category Sub23
Marta Sánchez, 18ª at the Women's World Championship Sub23
Good competition of Marta Sánchez in the ITU Triathlon World Championship Sub23 played in Cozumel (Mexico). The Spanish has completed a very regular test in the
Lindemann launched an attack in the final part of the test that helped him to get the victory with a time of 1:59:18. The French Periault has won the runner-up and Dodet has hung the bronze medal.
Behind, a hardened Marta Sanchez has been fighting to the end, demonstrating its good form and great progression in this 2016, reaching the 18ª final place of a close competition.
Antonio Serrat in the Top-20 of the U23 World Cup in Cozumel
Antonio Serrat has qualified in the Top-20 of the Triathlon World Championship in the Sub23 category. A day marked by the very strong heat and humidity that hit the Mexican town, which has even forced the organization to delay the departure an hour and a half.
The victory was for Jorik Van Egdom, completing the circuit in 1: 52: 29. The second place went to the Brazilian Manoel Messias, to 21 "of the winner and the Hungarian Bence Bicsák crossed to finish line in third position to 23 seconds.
On the other hand, the Spaniards have not had their day in Mexican lands, in spite of offering a great fight, the high temperatures and humidity, have been decisive in the evolution of the competition. In this way, Antonio Serrat 20º has been classified, while David Castro He was disqualified, sanctioned for apparently jumping a buoy during the swimming sector.
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