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ITU World Triathlon Edmonton Ergebnisse 2018 - Sieg für Mola und Holland

July 28, 2018, 8:05 am
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Vincent Luis (FRA) and Jonathan Brownlee (GBR) lead out of the 750m swim in the clear and calm waters of the William Hawrelak Park lake, with Marten Van Riel (BEL), Marco van der Stel (NED) and Tayler Reid (NZL) forming a lead pack on the six-lap bike course.  Halfway through the bike, the chase pack caught the lead, with Kristian Blummenfelt and Ryan Fisher working hard to bridge the gap and a massive group converged together moving into transition. 

Behind Blummenfelt was a cluster of runners including early leaders Vincent Luis (FRA) and Jonathan Brownlee (GBR). Fernando Alarza (ESP) and Aussie Jacob Birtwhistle ran with the group of men until the last 500 meters when Birtwhistle broke ahead to sprint himself into a third-place finish.

Blummenfelt showcased his tremendous power twice surging ahead of Mola in the bell lap before dropping back for a second place finish. 

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On a warm Edmonton evening British athlete Vicky Holland broke the tape for her second win of the 2018 season in 2018 WTS Edmonton.  Holland led a fantastic day for the British squad, with her teammates claiming the third, fourth and fifth place.

Holland was a dominant force in the race from start to finish, coming out of the water in the lead pack, maintaining a lead pack position on the bike and breaking away from a cluster of athletes on the run to secure the gold medal position.

Holland is no stranger to Edmonton having raced there multiple times and winning the 2015 event in blustery and cold weather conditions.

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ITU World Triathlon Edmonton
ITU World Triathlon

results: 
1 Mario Mola 1990 {athlete_nat} ESP 1 00:51:15 00:09:07 00:00:51 00:26:24 00:00:26 00:14:25 2 Kristian Blummenfelt 1994 {athlete_nat} NOR 17 00:51:18 00:09:09 00:00:50 00:26:23 00:00:26 00:14:29 3 Jacob Birtwhistle 1995 {athlete_nat} AUS 4 00:51:22 00:09:23 00:00:49 00:26:10 00:00:25 00:14:33 4 Fernando Alarza 1991 {athlete_nat} ESP 5 00:51:24 00:09:24 00:00:49 00:26:11 00:00:24 00:14:35 5 Jonathan Brownlee 1990 {athlete_nat} GBR 12 00:51:25 00:08:52 00:00:50 00:26:40 00:00:23 00:14:37 6 Vincent Luis 1989 {athlete_nat} FRA 2 00:51:30 00:08:50 00:00:52 00:26:40 00:00:25 00:14:41 7 Marten Van Riel 1992 {athlete_nat} BEL 8 00:51:59 00:09:01 00:00:49 00:26:32 00:00:23 00:15:12 8 Richard Murray 1989 {athlete_nat} RSA 3 00:52:06 00:09:24 00:00:47 00:26:11 00:00:26 00:15:15 9 Andreas Schilling 1991 {athlete_nat} DEN 14 00:52:10 00:09:24 00:00:50 00:26:11 00:00:29 00:15:14 10 Sam Ward 1994 {athlete_nat} NZL 18 00:52:13 00:09:11 00:00:51 00:26:20 00:00:31 00:15:17
1 Vicky Holland 1986 {athlete_nat} GBR 3 00:56:51 00:09:45 00:00:55 00:29:00 00:00:28 00:16:41 2 Ashleigh Gentle 1991 {athlete_nat} AUS 17 00:57:02 00:10:13 00:00:55 00:28:32 00:00:28 00:16:53 3 Georgia Taylor-Brown 1994 {athlete_nat} GBR 11 00:57:08 00:09:47 00:00:53 00:29:00 00:00:26 00:17:00 4 Jessica Learmonth 1988 {athlete_nat} GBR 8 00:57:12 00:09:33 00:00:56 00:29:11 00:00:29 00:17:02 5 Jodie Stimpson 1989 {athlete_nat} GBR 12 00:57:14 00:10:02 00:00:53 00:28:44 00:00:28 00:17:05 6 Katie Zaferes 1989 {athlete_nat} USA 1 00:57:30 00:09:45 00:00:53 00:29:02 00:00:29 00:17:19 7 Andrea Hewitt 1982 {athlete_nat} NZL 16 00:57:38 00:10:03 00:00:58 00:28:40 00:00:30 00:17:25 8 Summer Cook 1991 {athlete_nat} USA 19 00:57:38 00:09:32 00:00:58 00:29:13 00:00:28 00:17:26 9 Verena Steinhauser 1994 {athlete_nat} ITA 31 00:57:44 00:10:09 00:00:57 00:28:34 00:00:30 00:17:33 10 Taylor Spivey 1991 {athlete_nat} USA 6 00:57:50 00:09:44 00:00:55 00:29:02 00:00:30 00:17:37
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