October 29 in Japan (Miyazaki) took the final stage of the Triathlon World Cup in 2016 year. Which was won by Spaniard Uxio Abuin Ares and the competition hostess Ai Ueda. A prize for the Portuguese Joao Silva and American Gregory Billington and women Summer Cook and Renee Tomlin from the United States.
  The men formed a group on cycling leaders of the seven parties, which caught up the main group. And all the way were attacks and pelaton stretched out in front of the transit area. The narrow cross trails with plenty of room for all the participants and the advantage on the run received by those who first arrived in the transit zone. Triathlete, which closed pelaton, had a lot of work to get closer to the leaders. One of these was the Joao Silva, who caught the leading group of seven members, headed by the winner Tongyong - Uxio Ares and Gregory Billington. In the group leaders and was a favorite of the race - Igor Polyanskiy, who received the first starting number and the Belgian De Simon Cooper, who was close to the podium in Tongyong. By the finish leaders increased the tempo and were five of us, Polyanskiy lost contact with the group. A race wins Uxio Ares, an attack which was supported by the race winners. And again, as in Korea, force your opponents to get around Spaniard left. Thus, Yusio Ares wins a second consecutive victory at the World Cup. After the crisis of the race in Tongyong, Joao Silva rehabilitated excellent performance in Japan. Gregory Billington was the tenth in Korea, where much spending power on the run. In Miyazaki he was able to correct the mistakes and kept close to the Spaniard, as a result of the podium. Excellent conducted two phases of the World Cup Belgian De Simon Cooper, who finished fourth. Simon did not have a quick finish, but next year it will be a strong competitor. Fifth place in the Mexican Eder Mejia Munoz - the best result of his career in the World Cup. Sixth place in the Austrian Lukas Hollas and Igor Polyanskiy held the seventh position. Eighth place Vladimir Turbayevskiy, who holds the third race in three weeks and at the same time, showed the fastest time on the run! The top 10 Jonathan Wayaffe from Belgium and Drew Box from Australia.
  We gathered a group of women leaders from the 12 member states, which has caught up with the main group. On the run out to the leaders Ai Ueda that caught American Summer Cooke and Renee Tomlin. Closer to the finish line and accelerated Japanese won on home soil! Summer Cook - second. And Renee Tomlin had to fight for the third place with Sarah Vilic from Austria and Russia's Elena Danilova. Sarah and Elena came in good shape for the World Cup final as Jaz Hedgeland, who finished sixth. In the top 10 of the race and finished Sena and Yuko Takahashi, Yuka Sato from Japan. Deborah Lynch of New Zealand in tenth place.

Elite Men
1    Uxio    Abuin Ares    ESP    01:52:29    
2    Joao    Silva    POR    01:52:30    0:00:01
3    Gregory    Billington    USA    01:52:31    0:00:02
...
4    Simon    De Cuyper    BEL    01:52:38    0:00:09
5    Eder    Mejia Munoz    MEX    01:52:45    0:00:16
6    Lukas    Hollaus    AUT    01:53:12    0:00:43
7    Igor    Polyanskiy    RUS    01:53:14    0:00:45
8    Vladimir    Turbayevskiy    RUS    01:53:17    0:00:48
9    Jonathan    Wayaffe    BEL    01:53:19    0:00:50
10    Drew    Box    AUS    01:53:24    0:00:55
11    Makoto    Odakura    JPN    01:53:35    0:01:06
12    Jan    Celustka    CZE    01:53:41    0:01:12
13    Luca    Facchinetti    ITA    01:53:45    0:01:16
14    Yuichi    Hosoda    JPN    01:53:47    0:01:18
15    Matthew    Baker    AUS    01:53:49    0:01:20
16    Gregory    Barnaby    ITA    01:54:04    0:01:35
17    Marcel    Walkington    AUS    01:54:12    0:01:43
18    Jumpei    Furuya    JPN    01:54:16    0:01:47
19    Eduardo    Moreno    MEX    01:54:18    0:01:49
20    Eli    Hemming    USA    01:54:40    0:02:11
21    Shiruba    Taniguchi    JPN    01:54:56    0:02:27
22    Peter    Denteneer    BEL    01:55:07    0:02:38
23    Matthew    Mcelroy    USA    01:55:14    0:02:45
24    Ji Hwan    Kim    KOR    01:55:20    0:02:51
25    Michael    Lori    CAN    01:55:25    0:02:56
26    Donald    Hillebregt    NED    01:55:26    0:02:57
27    Russell    White    IRL    01:55:29    0:03:00
28    Andras    Czigany    HUN    01:55:40    0:03:11
29    Felix    Duchampt    FRA    01:56:08    0:03:39
30    Fynn    Thompson    NZL    01:56:39    0:04:10
31    Menno    Koolhaas    NED    01:57:02    0:04:33
32    Kenji    Nener    AUS    01:57:22    0:04:53
33    Takanori    Sugihara    JPN    01:57:30    0:05:01
34    Hirokatsu    Tayama    JPN    01:57:31    0:05:02
...+5%...
35    Maximilian    Schwetz    GER    01:58:21    0:05:52
36    Lukas    Pertl    AUT    01:58:23    0:05:54
37    Ryousuke    Maeda    JPN    01:58:50    0:06:21
38    Istvan    Kiraly    HUN    01:59:07    0:06:38
39    Matthew    Roberts    AUS    01:59:48    0:07:19
40    Alberto Eugenio    Casillas Garcia    LTU    02:00:18    0:07:49
41    Koki    Yamamoto    JPN    02:00:38    0:08:09
LAP    Yuki    Umeda    JPN        
LAP    Nikko Bryan    Huelgas    PHI        
LAP    Genta    Uchida    JPN        
LAP    Billy    Gordon    PAN        
LAP    Rikigoro    Shinozuka    MAS        
LAP    Edward    Macalalad    PHI        
LAP    Rogerio Jose    Carreira Chiu    MAC        
DNF    Kevin    Mcdowell    USA        
DNF    Marco    Van Der Stel    NED        
DNF    William    Huffman    USA        
DNF    Ricardo    Hernandez Marrero    ESP        
DNF    Yegor    Martynenko    UKR        
DNF    Min Ho    Heo    KOR        
DNF    Ryosuke    Yamamoto    JPN        
DNF    Filipe    Azevedo    POR        
DNF    Luis Miguel    Velasquez    VEN        
DNF    Linus    Stimmel    GER        
DNF    Sylwester    Kuster    POL        
DNF    Kjel    De Hertog    BEL        
DNF    Josh    Izewski    USA        

Elite Women
1    Ai    Ueda    JPN    02:01:02    
2    Summer    Cook    USA    02:01:24    0:00:22
3    Renee    Tomlin    USA    02:01:48    0:00:46
4    Sara    Vilic    AUT    02:01:50    0:00:48
...
5    Elena    Danilova    RUS    02:01:53    0:00:51
6    Jaz    Hedgeland    AUS    02:02:02    0:01:00
7    Sena    Takahashi    JPN    02:02:04    0:01:02
8    Yuko    Takahashi    JPN    02:02:29    0:01:27
9    Yuka    Sato    JPN    02:03:03    0:02:01
10    Deborah    Lynch    NZL    02:03:13    0:02:11
11    Michelle    Flipo    FRA    02:03:43    0:02:41
12    Ilaria    Zane    ITA    02:03:51    0:02:49
13    Tomoko    Sakimoto    JPN    02:03:55    0:02:53
14    Jessica    Broderick    USA    02:03:59    0:02:57
15    Yurie    Kato    JPN    02:04:09    0:03:07
16    Alessia    Orla    ITA    02:04:18    0:03:16
17    Aoi    Kuramoto    JPN    02:04:21    0:03:19
18    Sophie    Malowiecki    AUS    02:04:23    0:03:21
19    Felicity    Sheedy-Ryan    AUS    02:04:27    0:03:25
20    Anel    Radford    RSA    02:04:39    0:03:37
21    Juri    Ide    JPN    02:04:53    0:03:51
22    Hiraku    Fukuoka    JPN    02:05:20    0:04:18
23    Zsanett    Bragmayer    HUN    02:05:49    0:04:47
24    Ji Yeon    Kim    KOR    02:06:31    0:05:29
25    Melina    Alonso    ESP    02:06:36    0:05:34
26    Long    Hoi    MAC    02:07:33    0:06:31
...+8%...
27    Camila    Alonso    ESP    02:11:22    0:10:20
28    Honami    Nakajima    JPN    02:11:51    0:10:49
29    Fumika    Matsumoto    JPN    02:13:21    0:12:19
30    Zurine    Rodriguez    ESP    02:15:24    0:14:22
DNF    Yuliya    Yelistratova    UKR        
DNF    Minami    Kubono    JPN        

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