Pierre Le Corre and Cassandre Beaugrand win the Sunderland World Series

Today the last test of the Triathlon World Series was held before the Pontevedra Grand Final in Sunderland, England, where the victory went to Pierre Le Corre y Cassandre Beaugrand.

The test has been held under the sprint distance, where the triathletes have completed 750 meters of swimming, 21.3 kilometers of cycling and 5 kilometers of running.

Le Corre beats the sprint

In the men's category, the victory has gone to Pierre Le Corre with a time of 54:06 minutes, followed by Léo Bergere (54: 06) and by Hayden Wilde (54: 21).

The competition began with a strange start, with knee-deep water to cover the 750m swim.

The Chilean Diego Moya and the American Chase McQueen set the pace from the first meters without breaking the group. Soon the French tried to break the test from as soon as they got on the bike and formed a group with 11 units in which Nener and Schomburg also collaborated.

Finally, after an attack by Baxter in the middle of the fourth lap, the chasing group hooked up with the leading group and 40 triathletes gathered for the final fight for victory.

Finally Pierre Le Corre with a great foot race he reached the sprint with his compatriot Leo Bergere.

The New Zealander Hayden Wilde He held out until the last few meters and finally entered third, going on to lead the World Series circuit.

As for the Spanish triathletes, the best classified has been Antonio Serrat finishing the test in ninth position, 33 seconds behind the winner.

The next Spaniard to cross the finish line has been Sergio Baxter in 13th position, after serving a 10-second penalty

For its part, Alberto González, who had suffered discomfort the previous days, has obtained the 45th position.

Mario Mola, three times world champion also participated in the Test. However, it was not his best day, as he finished in 49th position.

Men's 10 Top

Job title	Athlete	Country	Final time
1	Pierre Le Corre	FRA	00:54:06
2	Léo Bergere	FRA	00:54:06
3	Hayden Wilde	NZL	00:54:21
4	Basque Vilaca	POR	00:54:25
5	Richard Murray	NED	00:54:27
6	Henri Schoeman	RSA	00:54:28
7	Tom Richard	FRA	00:54:30
8	Barclay Izzard	GBR	00:54:32
9	Antonio Serrat Seoane	ESP	00:54:39
10	Ricardo Batista	POR	00:54:40

Cassandre Beaugrand takes the test

In the female category, Cassandre Beaugrand took the gold with a time of 59:53, followed by Emma lombi (1: 00: 11) and Annika Koch (1: 00: 17).

The test was not decided until the last kilometers of the race on foot, when Cassandre Beaugrand He made a resounding change of pace to open a gap with his partner Emma lombi and in this way sentence the test.

As for the Spanish, the first of our triathletes to cross the finish line has been Miriam Casillas in 16th position, followed by Noelia Juan in the 29ª position.

 Anna Godoy finished in 33rd position and Maria Casals He entered the finish line in 41st position on his debut in the competition.

Top 10 female

Job title	Athlete	Country	Final time
1	Cassandre Beaugrand	FRA	00:59:53
2	Emma lombi	FRA	01:00:11
3	Annika Koch	GER	01:00:17
4	Leonie Periault	FRA	01:00:22
5	Marlene Gomez-Göggel	GER	01:00:25
6	Rachel Klamer	NED	01:00:30
7	Julie Derron	SUI	01:00:34
8	Nicole Van Der Kaay	NZL	01:00:38
9	cathia schär	SUI	01:00:43
10	Melanie Santos	POR	01:00:46