Tyler Mislawchuk wins the Test Event in Tokyo

This morning the men's test of the Test Event of the Tokyo Olympics where the Canadian Tyler Mislawchuk the victory has been won

Today we have competed with good temperature, cloudy and windy day, unlike yesterday's women's race, where 5 km had to be cut from the running race due to a high temperature warning.

The first to get out of the water was Henri Schoeman followed by Mark Devay and Richard Varga, Brownlee and Tayler Reid, in a rapid transition a group of 11 units was formed that tried to make the escape alone, although at the end of the second round they unified with the chasing group, where they were Jonas Schomburg Kristian Blummenfelt, Jonny Brownlee, Bence Bicsak or Tom Bishop among others.

Finally, the unified group arrived at T2 where Mislawchuk was the fastest and headed out with Matthew Sharpe, Schoeman and Birtwhistle, Brownlee, Wilde and Stornes.

In the race on foot the group was losing units until the final part where Wilde attacked leaving with Stornes and Mislawchuk.

Finally, Tyler Mislawchuk With a strong acceleration he managed to leave and win the test with a time of 1: 49: 51 followed by Casper Stornes (1: 49: 55) and for Hayden Wylde (1: 50: 03) that finishes in third final position.

As for the Spanish Genis Grau y David Castro They did not finish the test.

Male classification