Triathlon 2023 Discussion Thread

[owenp_23 564]

Oceania Championships (Port Douglas, ) Results

 

Elite Men

1. Bradley Course 1:41:31

2. Oscar Dart 1:41:41

3. Luke Willian 1:41:54

 

Elite Women

1. Nicole van der Kaay 1:54:10

2. Jaz Hedgeland 1:54:37

3. Charlotte Derbyshire 1:54:51

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European Championships (Madrid, ) Results

 

Elite Men

1. David Castro Fajardo 1:48:13

2. Jonny Brownlee 1:48:17

3. Adrien Briffod 1:48:27

 

Elite Women

1. Jeanne Lehair 1:59:52

2. Lisa Tertsch 1:59:59

3. Cathia Schar 2:00:10

[mpjmcevoy 362]

8 minutes ago, owenp_23 said:

European Championships (Madrid, ) Results

 

Elite Men

1. David Castro Fajardo 1:48:13

2. Jonny Brownlee 1:48:17

3. Adrien Briffod 1:48:27

 

Elite Women

1. Jeanne Lehair 1:59:52

2. Lisa Tertsch 1:59:59

3. Cathia Schar 2:00:10

Note: due to weather conditions, the event was held as a duathlon - run - bike - run

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World Cup 1 (Huatulco ) Results

 

Elite Men

1. David Castro Fajardo 54:13

2. Tyler Mislawchuk 54:14

3. Aram Penaflor Moysen 54:17

 

Elite Women

1. Anahi Alvarez Corral 1:00:31

2. Gwen Jorgenson 1:01:04

3. Mercedes Romero Orozco 1:01:11

[hckošice 14,809]

Probably the lowest level field ever in a World Cup event, but who cares ? First ever WC podium , Silver in today´s sprint in Yeongdo for the Košice native Romana Gajdošová, yeah, the one who missed Tokyo by 1 place)

 

so congrats Romana for writing the country history then

 

Spoiler

 

Also 3 Slovaks in top 12, yeah, the level of the competiton was very clearly disastrously low lol

 

[Rafa Maciel 1,594]

Yeongdo World Cup

 

Men

1.)  Takumi Hojo

2.)  Max Stapley

3.)  Valentin Wernz

 

This is Stapley's best result and sees him break the top 100 in the Olympic ranking. 

 

Women

1.)   Annika Koch

2.)  Romana Gajdosova

3.)  Erica Hawley

[Rafa Maciel 1,594]

 Karlovy Vary World Cup  

 

 

Men

1.)  Morgan Pearson

2.)  Mark Devay

3.)  Jonas Schomburg

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Women

1.)   Gwen Jorgensen

2.)  Rachel Klamer

3.)  Marlene Gomez-Goggel

 

This is Jorgensen's 2nd consecutive win at World Cup level after she also won in Valencia last weekend. 

[Grassmarket 3,388]

Hey, we’ve got live coverage of the Hawaii Ironman Triathlon World Championships!  If test cricket is just too fast-paced for you….

 

Women’s race up first.  Big crowd considering it is 06:00 in 

 

 

Edited October 14, 2023 by Grassmarket

[mpjmcevoy 362]

On 8/7/2023 at 12:34 PM, Rafa Maciel said:

Yeongdo World Cup

 

Men

1.)  Takumi Hojo

2.)  Max Stapley

3.)  Valentin Wernz

 

This is Stapley's best result and sees him break the top 100 in the Olympic ranking. 

 

Women

1.)   Annika Koch

2.)  Romana Gajdosova

3.)  Erica Hawley

He's quite a strong athlete, but I assumed his main aim was 2028. Could he make a mad run at 2024?

[Rafa Maciel 1,594]

6 hours ago, mpjmcevoy said:

He's quite a strong athlete, but I assumed his main aim was 2028. Could he make a mad run at 2024?

I'd be surprised if Stapley was able to get himself into the top 30 to earn a quota place for GB - he is only counting 3 events from the first qualification period so he is starting from a pretty low base.

 

That being said, I do think he could have a chance of being selected for the team if GB are able to get 3 quota places for the men's event so that he could act as a domestique. He has no illusions that he is going to be challenging for a podium finish and instead knows that if selected, his role would be to protect and support Yee - a role he's shown that he is willing to do having taken that role in the WTCS final last month. I don't see either Brownlee or Izzard being willing to "sacrifice" their own chances of a top 20 finish in favour of Yee's chances to get a medal.