Mario Mola wins the Hamburg 2018 Triathlon World Series

{wbamp-meta name"image" url"images/stories/noticias_08/mario-mola-gana-wts-hamburgo-2018.JPG" width"300" height"150"} The Mallorcan has achieved his third consecutive victory in the event and further strengthens the world championship Today, one of the classics of the WTS circuit was held, the Hamburg event, where the best triathletes in the specialty met. Mario Mola, current world leader, was the big favorite for victory in the event, where he was looking for his third consecutive victory, after having achieved it in 2016 and 2017. Fernando Alarza and Vicente Hernández reappeared in the test, after their injuries, along with Uxío Abuín who returned to participate in a WTS. The race, which was held over sprint distance, began at 16:40 p.m. with a 750-meter swim, where the fastest to complete the distance was the Belgian Marten Van Riel, followed by the group of favorites led by Vicent Luis and Richard Varga. Uxío Abuín started at 11 seconds, Mario Mola at 15, Vicente Hernández at 22 and Fernando Alarza at 23 The men are in the water and #WTSHamburg has officially begun! Tune in NOW to watch the sprint-distance race unfold! https://t.co/1kfqlhUSgA pic.twitter.com/fcDXDcOEEJ — TriathlonLIVE (@triathlonlive) 14 de julio de 2018 En el rápido segmento ciclista a seis vueltas, se formó un grupo de 12 unidades, donde se encontraban Kristian Blummenfelt, Jonathan Brownlee o Vicent Luis, en este no estaba ningún español. Since they were 8 seconds behind. The leading group was broken by an attack by Briton Jonathan Brownlee, to which Blummenfelt and Luis responded, from behind the uniformed pursuit group with the rest of the favorites and passed through the second round with 12 seconds of disadvantage in passing through the half of the circuit. This is a powerhouse leading trio riding together on the last lap in #WTSHamburg! @jonny_brownlee, @Kristianblu & @vincentluistri will enter T2 together soon! Don't miss the final moments! https://t.co/1kfqlhUSgA pic.twitter.com/IxGOy9WRiU — TriathlonLIVE (@triathlonlive) 14 de julio de 2018 Poco a poco el trio fue aumentando la ventaja para llegar a la T2 con 18 segundos de ventaja sobre el grupo perseguidor con el resto de favoritos. In the 5 km race on foot, we experienced an exciting sector, seeing how they tried to maintain the advantage from the front and Mario Mola from behind trying to cut the distance from the head of the race. From the first moment Jonathan Brownlee began to lead the group, leaving together with Vicent Luis, leaving Blummenfelt behind who seemed injured. Behind Richard Murray followed by Mario Mola also left in search of the leading group. In the passage through the first lap, Brownlee and Blummenfelt were still in the lead but Murray was cutting the distance passing just 4 seconds, Mola fourth passed 6 seconds. With less than 2 kilometers for the finish, Mario Mola took the lead by pulling the group, leaving with Brownlee trying to leave the rest out of the fight for victory. Finally Mario Mola, with a devastating attack with 1 km left, left alone to achieve the final victory in a time of 53:24. The second was Vicent Luis (53:29) followed by Richard Murray (53:32) occupying the third final position. Fernando Alarza finished in 15th position, Vicente Hernández was 38th and UXío Abuín was 42nd And it is Spain's @mariomola who makes it three in a row at WTSHamburg!! ANOTHER 2nd for @vincentluistri and third for @RD_murray as he holds off @jonny_brownlee !! pic.twitter.com/DuqwBJHgzh — TriathlonLIVE (@triathlonlive) July 14, 2018 Pos Athlete Country Classification 1 #1 Mario Mola ESP 2 #2 Vincent Luis FRA 3 #7 Richard Murray RSA 4 #33 Jonathan Brownlee GBR 5 #6 Jacob Birtwhistle AUS 6 #20 Dorian Coninx FRA 7 #17 Marten Van Riel BEL 8 #9 Tyler Mislawchuk CAN 9 #24 Andreas Schilling DEN 10 #11 Léo Bergere FRA With this result, Mario this year has participated in five races, achieving victory in Hamburg and Yokohama, 2 second places in Abu Dhabi and Leeds and a fourth place in Bermuda, this being the worst result to date. Photo: @triathlonlive SANTINI was born with the aim of offering unique clothing to athletes passionate about cycling and triathlon. Enjoy a unique experience in comfort while wearing garments with an exclusive style and the highest technology that guarantee greater performance.

Mario Mola wins the Hamburg 2018 Triathlon World Series

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