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Javier Gómez Noya wins and Anna Noguera second in the IRONMAN 70.3 Cascais

The Galician has achieved the second consecutive Spanish victory and his Slot for the 2020 World Championship.

Today the third edition of the Cascais has been held in the Portuguese city IRONMAN 70.3 Cascais, with more than 3.000 triathletes at the starting line.

The swimming of 1.900 meters to a return has been celebrated in the beach of the Fishermen, where the first one to leave the water has been Javier Gómez Noya con 27 insurance of advantage over the second classified Joao Silva.

In the first kilometers of the Noya cycling segment it continued to increase its advantage to go through the kilometer 25 with 2: 18 of advantage over Filipe Azevedo and Denis Chevrot.

By the passage of the control point of kilometer 70 Noya continued as leader but with Azevedo to 1: 21, which was cutting time. Chevrot was third to 2: 56 leading a group of 7 athletes where Pedro Andújar and Guillem Rojas were.

Finally Noya arrived first at T2 with 1: 44 of advantage over Azevedo.Milan Bros and Chevrot arrived at 2: 30 while Andújar was fifth at 3 minutes.

In the first kilometers of the running race, he demonstrated his quality in this segment by increasing his advantage to 5 in the 2 kilometer: 33 over the Portuguese Acevedo.

On the 15th kilometer pass, Noya continued with a strong pace increasing the lead to 3:50 minutes over Dylian Magnien and 4: 277 over Azevedo

Finally Javier Gómez Noya got the victory in the test with a time of 3: 51: 11.

The second classified has been Dylian Magnien (3: 55: 43) and third Filipe Acevedo (3: 56: 48). Pedro Andújar It has been eighth.

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