Jan Frodeno and Daniela Ryf win the Ironman European Championship

{wbamp-meta name"image" url"images/stories/noticias_08/jan-frodeno-frankfurt.JPG" width"300" height"150"} The German has beaten his compatriot Patrick Lange and Daniela Ryf with a spectacular career he serves 26 minutes to the second classified. Saleta Castro finished in tenth position. Today a new edition of the Ironman Frankfurt was held in the German city of Frankfurt, where the European Championship of the specialty was also held with many of the best triathletes in the world on the start list, with a level very similar to the Ironman of Hawaii. Proof of this was the presence of World Champions such as Jan Frodeno (2015, 2016), Patrik Lange (2017) and Daniela Ryf (2015, 2016, 2017). Saleta Castro was the only Spanish representative in the test, where she was looking for points for the Hawaii classification Men's test The test began at 6:30 in the morning with the 3.800-meter swim. Josh Amberger was followed by Jan Frodeno at 1:49 and a group of 4 athletes with Patrick Lange, Andy Boecherer, Nicholas Kastelein and Patrick Nilsson 1:50 behind the lead. In the 180 km of cycling, the South African Josh Amberger was increasing his advantage going through the 90 kilometer with 4: 15 of advantage over a group with Nilsson, Frodeno, Butterfield, Lange Kastelein. Little by little the group formed by Frodeno, Lange and Nilson were cutting time to reach T2 with only 19 seconds behind Amberger. In the race on foot, Frodeno quickly reached the first position where he was gradually increasing the advantage over Lange, passing through the 13th kilometer of the race at 1:14. In the passage through the half marathon Jan continued to increase the advantage past with 1:55 over Patrick. The third Nilsson lost 5.17 over the German. Finally Jan Frodeno, got the victory with a final time of 8:00:58 followed by Patrick Nilsson (08:08:15) and by Patrick Lange (08:09:26) in third position Jan Frodeno wins the Ironman European Championship #IMEUChamps @janfrodeno wins the duel against @PatrickLange1 at #IMFrankfurthttps://t.co/GIH5Tc7I3P pic.twitter.com/SLeQy5LGXo — Triathlon News (@triatlonnoticia) July 8, 2018 Top 10 1 Frodeno, Jan (GER) 08:00:582 Nilsson, Patrik (SWE) +07:17 08:08:153 Lange, Patrick (GER) +08:28 08:09:264 Kastelein, Nicholas (AUS) + 17:47 08:18:455 Amberger, Josh (AUS) +25:18 08:26:166 Koutny, Philipp (SUI) +31:15 08:32:137 Butterfield, Tyler (BER) +38:00 08: 38:588 Bowstead, Mark (NZL) +39:33 08:40:319 Berthou, David (FRA) +47:15 08:48:1310 Mock, Philipp (GER) +47:44 08:48:42 Daniela Ryf sweeping and unrivaled. Here is your #IMEUChamps 2018 women's champion @danielaryf - what an incredible performance in 8:38:44 - course record pic.twitter.com/ZbKNQ4dSPH — IRONMANLive (@IRONMANLive) July 8, 2018 In the female category, the great favorite was Daniela Ryf, being the second to come out of the water along with Sara True, leading a group made up of Katja Konschack, Ewa Bugdol, Rachel McBride and Sarah Crowley by 2:19. In the cycling sector, Ryf left alone from the outset, going through kilometer 13 of the circuit with a 2:17 advantage over Sarah True. Daniela continued to increase her lead to almost 15 minutes at the halfway control (90km). Unrivaled, Daniela Ryf reached T2 with more than 27 minutes ahead of Sarah Crowley and 30 over Sarah True. Saleta Castro got off the bike in 11th position. In the fight for second place, 3 women echoed in just 1:30, who passed through kilometer 10 of the race with Sarah Crowley 2nd (+30:02), Anne Haug 3rd (+30:28) and Sarah True 4th (+31:39) of Ryf Finally Daniela Ryf got the victory with a final time of 8:38:44, being the seventh best time of the test followed by Sarah True (09:05) and by Sarah Crowley (9: 11:31) that finally has been third.

Jan Frodeno and Daniela Ryf win the Ironman European Championship

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