July 15-19 in Hamburg was the stage of the Triathlon World Series, which gathered the elite of the world triathlon. The density of the favorites at the start was so high that it was impossible to predict in advance who would win Hamburg 2017. At the start came the stars of the World Triathlon, which regularly finish high at various distances and reliefs. World triathletes, which went to shade in front of Hamburg and to judge their form was not possible. The winners of continental races and the best in the continental rankings are young triathletes, who have sharp and smooth performances in all three types. Some of the winners and finished high last year. And also the world elite, which after a long period approached the race through the control starts on the continental cup. The specific bicycle distance, as well as the review of the participants before the formation of the mixed relay race, added race of entertainment and unpredictability.
In men, the Australian Matthew Hauser was the first to finish swimming. Ten seconds later, a large group of pursuers emerged and a large pelathon gathered on the bike race. Unfortunately, in the bike race, there was a blockage in the transit zone. Spaniard Fernando Alarza fell and laid on the asphalt of Rostislav Pevtsov from Azerbaijan and away from the fall of the Frenchman Pierre Le Corre. The Frenchman continued the race, while Alarza and Pevtsov could not continue the fight. In the transit zone at high speed came the wave of participants and every second on the dressing decided who would participate in the struggle for high places. And in Hamburg, on the running segment, there was no equal to the Spaniard Mario Mola, who won the race. Winners of the race determined only the finish line. Second place in the Australian Jacob Birtwhistle, and Ryan Sissons from New Zealand became a prize winner of the competition. The fourth place belongs to the Frenchman Vincent Luis. The Frenchman and the prize-winners of the race overtook the Spaniard Javier Gomez, who lost his sharpness and finished fifth. In the top 10, Frenchman Dorian Coninx, South African Richard Murray, Frenchman Leo Bergere, Norwegian Kristian B Blummenfelt and Portuguese Joao Pereira finished.
In women, the unexpected leader after the voyage was Vittoria Lopez from Brazil, who is known for her performances on continental races. On the bike race a group of leaders consisting of more than two dozen participants. And Flora Duffy made a successful attempt to pull away, which was supported by Jessica Lermont and Kirsten Casper. But the pace of Flora Duffy was beyond the strength of her rivals and she began running with a margin of 41 seconds over the pursuers. Jessica Learmonth and Kirsten Kasper finished the lead stage 14 seconds earlier than a large group of pursuers, but could not finish in the prizes. Flora Duffy wins a solo victory. And in the fight for second place was not Ashleigh Gentle from Australia. The third place at Laura Lindermann, which was sharper at the finish than Katie Zaferes from the United States. Nearby Jolanda Annen from Switzerland and Andrea Hewitt from New Zealand finished. In the top 10, Renee Tomlin from the United States, Kirsten Kasper from the United States, Charlotte McShane from Australia, and Rachel Klamer from Holland, finished.
There was no blockage in women. They stopped fighting Juri Ide, Vendula Frintova, Rebecka Spence, Zsofia Kovacs, Carlyn Fischer, Michelle Flipo, Julia Hauser, Kseniia Levkovska, Cassandre Beaugrand, who could not leave the distance on her own and Alice Betto.
Elite Men
1 Mario Mola ESP 00:54:08
2 Jacob Birtwhistle AUS 00:54:20 0:00:12
3 Ryan Sissons NZL 00:54:23 0:00:15
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4 Vincent Luis FRA 00:54:26 0:00:18
5 Javier Gomez Noya ESP 00:54:28 0:00:20
6 Dorian Coninx FRA 00:54:29 0:00:21
7 Richard Murray RSA 00:54:31 0:00:23
8 Leo Bergere FRA 00:54:36 0:00:28
9 Kristian Blummenfelt NOR 00:54:39 0:00:31
10 Joao Pereira POR 00:54:45 0:00:37
11 Raphael Montoya FRA 00:54:45 0:00:37
12 Thomas Bishop GBR 00:54:46 0:00:38
13 Vicente Hernandez ESP 00:54:47 0:00:39
14 Andreas Schilling DEN 00:54:48 0:00:40
15 Justus Nieschlag GER 00:54:52 0:00:44
16 Henri Schoeman RSA 00:54:56 0:00:48
17 Adrien Briffod SUI 00:55:01 0:00:53
18 Matthew Mcelroy USA 00:55:05 0:00:57
19 Lukas Hollaus AUT 00:55:07 0:00:59
20 Matthew Hauser AUS 00:55:09 0:01:01
21 Kevin Mcdowell USA 00:55:11 0:01:03
22 Andrea Salvisberg SUI 00:55:17 0:01:09
23 Shachar Sagiv ISR 00:55:19 0:01:11
24 Joao Silva POR 00:55:20 0:01:12
25 Aaron Royle AUS 00:55:26 0:01:18
26 Gustav Iden NOR 00:55:28 0:01:20
27 Alois Knabl AUT 00:55:33 0:01:25
28 Peter Denteneer BEL 00:55:33 0:01:25
29 Jumpei Furuya JPN 00:55:39 0:01:31
30 Luke Willian AUS 00:55:42 0:01:34
31 Jonas Schomburg ITU 00:55:43 0:01:35
32 Stefan Zachaeus LUX 00:55:45 0:01:37
33 Dmitry Polyanskiy RUS 00:55:49 0:01:41
34 Gordon Benson GBR 00:55:55 0:01:47
35 Marco Van Der Stel NED 00:56:02 0:01:54
36 Ben Kanute USA 00:56:02 0:01:54
37 Adam Bowden GBR 00:56:08 0:02:00
38 Thomas Springer AUT 00:56:09 0:02:01
39 Russell White IRL 00:56:10 0:02:02
40 Sam Ward NZL 00:56:11 0:02:03
41 Tayler Reid NZL 00:56:25 0:02:17
42 Ryan Bailie AUS 00:56:39 0:02:31
...+5%...
43 Gabor Faldum HUN 00:56:52 0:02:44
44 Matthias Steinwandter ITA 00:56:56 0:02:48
45 Danilo Pimentel BRA 00:57:08 0:03:00
46 Marc Austin GBR 00:57:19 0:03:11
47 Lasse Luhrs GER 00:57:43 0:03:35
48 David Castro Fajardo ESP 00:57:51 0:03:43
49 Lukas Pertl AUT 00:57:55 0:03:47
50 Jorik Van Egdom NED 00:58:00 0:03:52
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51 Austin Hindman USA 00:58:13 0:04:05
52 Fabian Villanueva Moehl MEX 00:59:17 0:05:09
53 Makoto Odakura JPN 00:59:20 0:05:12
54 Pierre Le Corre FRA 00:59:26 0:05:18
DNF Simon De Cuyper BEL
DNF Eric Lagerstrom USA
DNF Tony Dodds NZL
DNF Manoel Messias BRA
DNF Fernando Alarza ESP
DNF Rostislav Pevtsov AZE
Elite Women
1 Flora Duffy BER 00:59:00
2 Ashleigh Gentle AUS 00:59:31 0:00:31
3 Laura Lindemann GER 00:59:41 0:00:41
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4 Katie Zaferes USA 00:59:42 0:00:42
5 Jolanda Annen SUI 00:59:49 0:00:49
6 Andrea Hewitt NZL 00:59:52 0:00:52
7 Renee Tomlin USA 01:00:03 0:01:03
8 Kirsten Kasper USA 01:00:05 0:01:05
9 Charlotte McShane AUS 01:00:05 0:01:05
10 Rachel Klamer NED 01:00:06 0:01:06
11 Sophie Coldwell GBR 01:00:10 0:01:10
12 Yuko Takahashi JPN 01:00:22 0:01:22
13 Taylor Spivey USA 01:00:26 0:01:26
14 Lucy Hall GBR 01:00:28 0:01:28
15 Gillian Sanders RSA 01:00:31 0:01:31
16 Emma Jeffcoat AUS 01:00:34 0:01:34
17 Jessica Learmonth GBR 01:00:36 0:01:36
18 Lisa Perterer AUT 01:00:41 0:01:41
19 Carolina Routier ESP 01:00:53 0:01:53
20 Ilaria Zane ITA 01:00:53 0:01:53
21 Claire Michel BEL 01:00:55 0:01:55
22 Natalie Van Coevorden AUS 01:00:57 0:01:57
23 Pamella Oliveira BRA 01:01:23 0:02:23
24 Sara Vilic AUT 01:01:25 0:02:25
25 Zsanett Bragmayer HUN 01:01:34 0:02:34
26 India Lee GBR 01:01:43 0:02:43
27 Maya Kingma NED 01:01:46 0:02:46
28 Yuka Sato JPN 01:01:47 0:02:47
29 Summer Cook USA 01:01:53 0:02:53
30 Ines Santiago ESP 01:01:54 0:02:54
31 Georgia Taylor-Brown GBR 01:01:56 0:02:56
32 Chelsea Burns USA 01:02:03 0:03:03
33 Vittoria Lopes BRA 01:02:05 0:03:05
34 Anna Godoy Contreras ESP 01:02:21 0:03:21
35 Joanna Brown CAN 01:02:25 0:03:25
36 Anastasia Abrosimova RUS 01:02:34 0:03:34
37 Melanie Santos POR 01:02:41 0:03:41
38 Kaidi Kivioja EST 01:02:47 0:03:47
39 Elena Danilova RUS 01:03:13 0:04:13
40 Sena Takahashi JPN 01:03:23 0:04:23
41 Anastasia Gorbunova RUS 01:03:31 0:04:31
42 Beatriz Neres BRA 01:03:31 0:04:31
43 Deborah Lynch NZL 01:03:35 0:04:35
44 Anel Radford RSA 01:03:36 0:04:36
...+8%...
45 Alessia Orla ITA 01:04:02 0:05:02
46 Vanesa De La Torre MEX 01:04:09 0:05:09
47 Kirsten Nuyes NED 01:04:20 0:05:20
48 Yurie Matsuda JPN 01:04:41 0:05:41
49 Adriana Barraza MEX 01:04:50 0:05:50
50 Lisa Berger SUI 01:04:55 0:05:55
DNF Juri Ide JPN
DNF Vendula Frintova CZE
DNF Rebecca Spence NZL
DNF Zsofia Kovacs HUN
DNF Carlyn Fischer RSA
DNF Michelle Flipo ITU
DNF Julia Hauser AUT
DNF Kseniia Levkovska AZE
DNF Cassandre Beaugrand FRA
DNF Alice Betto ITA |
