WTS Cozumel: In search of the heir of Javier Gómez Noya

September 15, 2016Updated on September 15, 2016

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Mario Mola and Javier Gomez Noya in World Series

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We analyze the best times in the last finals of the Triathlon World Series

A few days ago we showed you a article with the options Mario Mola, Jonny Brownlee y Fernando Alarza to be world champions in 2016. The Mallorcan is the only one that depends on himself, while Jonny depends on the result of Mario and Fernando of the result of these two.

La grand finale of Cozumel (Mexico) of 2016 will mean the end of the reign of Javier Gómez Noya, who has been world champion of the last three editions.

You can also check our race preview All prepared for the great battle between Mario Mola and Jonathan Brownlee in Cozumel

In the following article we are going to cite the best times of each discipline for any of the three contenders for the 2016 title in the last three finals, in addition to recalling those of Javi himself and also those of the Olympic champion Alistair Brownlee.

2013 Grand Final WTS London

Swimming

The best swimmer was Jonny with 17: 10,

Cycling

The best biker Mola with 1: 00: 03

Race on foot

The best in the car on foot was Noya with 29: 34, who was also the final winner with a time of 1: 48: 16.

This was one of the most exciting victories of Noya's sports career, as the World Cup was resolved in a tight final with Jonny Brownlee. Fernando Alarza was not present in this competition

2014 Grand Final WTS Edmonton

Swimming

The best swimmer was Alistair Brownlee with 17: 10

Cycling

Alistair Brownlee also solo escaped and marked the best time in cycling with 59: 49 and took the victory with a final time of 1: 48: 44 in one of the biggest exhibitions of Alistair in his career.

Race on foot

The best on foot was Mola (2º in the competition) with 29: 49 followed by Noya (3º) to 12 seconds, which earned him to be world champion for the fourth time.