Pablo Dapena and Miguel Ángel Fidalgo compete in the Challenge Turku with Sebastian Kienle as a great favorite

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After being second a couple of weeks ago in the Prague Challenge, Pablo Dapena returns to the competition to continue fighting for the overall Challenge Family World Bonus

This Sunday a new edition of the Challenge Turku is held in Finland, where Pablo Dapena y Miguel Ángel Fidalgo they compete with the double world champion Ironman 70.3 and world champion Ironman the German Sebastian Kienle

Pablo It's pitiful arrives at the Finnish appointment as leader of the Challenge Family World Bonus (ranking created by Challenge that distributes 165.000 dollars in prizes and 30.000 to the winner and winner), thanks to their victories in Lisbon and Mogán and the second places in Rome, Salou and Prague.

Pablo currently has 1.100 points and his big rival is Sebastian Kienle with 1050. It's pitiful He already knows what it is like to win this year some of the best medium and long distance triathletes in the world, as he did in the Challenge Mogán, reaching the finish ahead of, among others, the current IM world champion. Patrik Lange

Meanwhile Miguel Ángel Fidalgo arrives in Turku after being fourth in Pálmaces and second in Half of Vitoria. Ricardo Mayor will be the third Spanish PRO in the Challenge Turku.

In addition to the Spanish and Sebastian Kienle, other triathletes candidates to fight for the first positions are Ivan Kalashnikov, Other Christensen, Sam Wade y FROM Vlerken.

As regards the women's competition Kerry Morrys, Renee Kiley y Frankie Sanjana They are the favorites. The Dutch language is also registered Yvonne FROM Vlerken, who leads the general classification of the Challenge Worls Bonus, but we do not know if he will compete or not, since last weekend he played the Maastricht Ironman.

The test that will be played on Sunday 12, will start the 9: 00 local time, (the 8: 00 in Spain peninsular).

Photo: Sheray Guadalupe Brito