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Hayden Wilde wins the Hamburg World Series

It is placed as leader of the circuit

Today, the sixth event of the 2022 World Triathlon Series was held in the German city of Hamburg .

The sprint distance race featured three-time world champion Mario Mola , who was returning to the circuit after the break for the Tokyo Games.

The trio was composed, in addition to Mola, of Antonio Serrat , Roberto Sánchez and Alberto González

The first to come out of the water was Vicent Luis followed by Valentin Morlec and Márk Dévay leading a very tight group.

Alberto González at 24 Mario started at 29 seconds, Roberto Sánchez at 42 and Antonio Serrat at 43.

In the cycling segment in the first laps a very large group was formed in the lead with only González in it, but with Mola, Sanchez in the chasing group with 50 seconds and Serrat more than 1:30 behind the head of the race.

A group of 2 units arrived at T31 with Vasco Villaca at the head. The group of Sánchez and Mola arrived at 1 minute and Serrat at 1:37.

In the first meters a group was formed in the lead with Wilde, Hauser, Bergere and Geens.

In the final part we saw an exciting fight for the victory, with Hayden Wilde finally winning with a time of 53:10, followed by Matthew Hauser (53:13) and Jawad Abdelmoula (53:26) in third place.

As for the Spaniards, Alberto González was the best in 26th position, Mario Mola finished 36th , Roberto Sánchez 41st and Antonio Serrat 48th.

Wilde circuit leader

With this victory Wilde is placed as leader of the circuit followed by Leo Bergere and Jelle Geens

Check out the 2022 World Series rankings

Men's 10 Top

Pos Athlete Country Time / Difference
1 Hayden Wilde #2  NZL 0:53:10
2 Matthew Hauser #18  AUS 00:53:13 +00:00:03
3 Jawad Abdel Moula #30  TUE 00:53:26 +00:00:17
4 Leo Bergere #1  From 00:53:29 +00:00:19
5 Jelle Geens # 4  BEL 00:53:36 +00:00:26
6 Tom Richard #26  From 00:53:37 +00:00:27
7 Vasco Vilaca #6  POR 00:53:38 +00:00:28
8 Joao Silva #17  POR 00:53:40 +00:00:31
9 Vetle Bergsvik Thorn #21  NOR 00:53:42 +00:00:32
10 Lasse Luhrs #12  GER 00:53:43 +00:00:33

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