August 26-27 in Sweden (Stockholm) was the last stage of the World Series of Triathlon before the World Championships in Rotterdam. The winners of the race were Jonathan Brownlee from Great Britain and Flora Duffy from Bermuda. At the prizes Jessica Learmonth from the UK and Ashleigh Gentle from Australia, and for men Norwegian Kristian Blummenfelt and Frenchman Pierre Le Corre. It should be noted that the race turned out to be one of the most dynamic in this season. On the eve of the World Series all the favorites were in full combat readiness. And, unlike last years, when the last stage of the World Series was held on the European continent, and the world championship on the other coast of the ocean - holding a bunch of races on one climatic belt significantly influenced the spectacle of the stage in Stockholm.
The men emerged a group of leaders, led by the Slovak Richard Varga, in which there was not one leader of the World Series of Spaniard Mario Mola. The bike race was started by a group of leaders, led by Jonathan Brownlee, with whom more than ten participants rode. During the cycling race, the number of leaders decreased and six, and the first to enter the transit zone came Jonathan Brownlee, Aaron Royle from Australia, Swiss Andrea Salvisberg, Jonas Schomburg, Frenchman Dorian Coninx and German Justus Nieschlag. On the run, there was no equal to Jonathan Brownlee, who won the race. And the prizes were played by participants from the group of pursuers, Kristian Blummenfelt and Pierre Le Corre, who showed the best time on the run, like Ryan Sissons from New Zealand, who finished fourth. In the fifth place, Justus Nieschlag finished, and in the sixth place another fast runner Thomas Bishop from Great Britain. Seventh place belongs to the leader of the World Series of Spaniard Mario Mola. In the top 10 finished Australian Aaron Royle, Dane Andres Schilling and Vian Sullwald from South Africa.
The women, along with Jessica Learmonth, came with a group of leaders, but after the "passport check" on the cycling race, three participants were selected for the group of leaders: Jessica Learmonth, Flora Duffy and Katie Zaferes from the US, who left the pursuers for more than a minute and a half. Unfortunately, in one of the turns lay on the asphalt Katie Zaferes, who was in excellent racing form and could compete for the victory at the stage! The American decided to finish the race ahead of schedule. On the run, the duo of the leaders retained the advantage over the pursuers. The race is won by World Series leader Flora Duffy. Jessica Learmonth finishes in second place. And the vacant seat on the podium is another race favorite, Ashleigh Gently, which became the first of the pursuers. Continues to demonstrate good preparation and Canadian Johanna Brown - fourth place. The fifth place belongs to the Japanese Yuko Takahashi. In the top 10, the Frenchwoman Leonie Periault, Claire Michel from Belgium, Kirsten Kasper from the United States, Italian Alice Betto and Andrea Hewitt from New Zealand finished.
Elite Men
1 Jonathan Brownlee GBR 01:49:10
2 Kristian Blummenfelt NOR 01:49:28 0:00:18
3 Pierre Le Corre FRA 01:49:28 0:00:18
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4 Ryan Sissons NZL 01:49:33 0:00:23
5 Justus Nieschlag GER 01:49:36 0:00:26
6 Thomas Bishop GBR 01:49:39 0:00:29
7 Mario Mola ESP 01:49:48 0:00:38
8 Aaron Royle AUS 01:50:14 0:01:04
9 Andreas Schilling DEN 01:50:26 0:01:16
10 Wian Sullwald RSA 01:50:40 0:01:30
11 Leo Bergere FRA 01:50:43 0:01:33
12 Simon Viain FRA 01:50:51 0:01:41
13 Adam Bowden GBR 01:50:56 0:01:46
14 Andrea Salvisberg SUI 01:51:14 0:02:04
15 Jonas Schomburg ITU 01:51:25 0:02:15
16 Vicente Hernandez ESP 01:51:41 0:02:31
17 Dorian Coninx FRA 01:51:51 0:02:41
18 Jorgen Gundersen NOR 01:51:56 0:02:46
19 Alois Knabl AUT 01:51:58 0:02:48
20 Russell White IRL 01:51:58 0:02:48
21 Marco Van Der Stel NED 01:51:58 0:02:48
22 Sylvain Fridelance SUI 01:52:11 0:03:01
23 Adrien Briffod SUI 01:52:37 0:03:27
24 Miguel Arraiolos POR 01:52:50 0:03:40
25 Henrik Goesch FIN 01:52:59 0:03:49
26 Stefan Zachaus LUX 01:53:07 0:03:57
27 Jan Celustka CZE 01:53:15 0:04:05
28 Erwin Vanderplancke BEL 01:53:19 0:04:09
29 Marcel Walkington AUS 01:53:29 0:04:19
30 Gianluca Pozzatti ITA 01:53:47 0:04:37
31 Crisanto Grajales MEX 01:54:21 0:05:11
32 Gabriel Sandor SWE 01:54:27 0:05:17
...+5%...
33 Bob Haller LUX 01:54:51 0:05:41
34 Akos Vanek HUN 01:55:00 0:05:50
35 Oscar Coggins HKG 01:55:09 0:05:59
36 Jorik Van Egdom NED 01:55:11 0:06:01
37 Sam Ward NZL 01:55:16 0:06:06
38 Ilya Prasolov RUS 01:55:35 0:06:25
39 Itamar Alster ISR 01:55:41 0:06:31
40 Menno Koolhaas NED 01:55:58 0:06:48
41 Eder Mejia Munoz MEX 01:56:16 0:07:06
42 Aleksandr Latin EST 01:56:23 0:07:13
43 Denis Vasiliev RUS 01:57:00 0:07:50
44 Peter Denteneer BEL 01:57:11 0:08:01
DNF Fernando Alarza ESP
DNF Henri Schoeman RSA
DNF Richard Varga SVK
DNF Christophe De Keyser BEL
DNF Brandon Copeland AUS
DNF Matevz Planko SLO
DNF Vyacheslav Vasiliev RUS
LAP Marc Austin GBR
LAP Andrey Moiseenko RUS
Elite Women
1 Flora Duffy BER 02:00:09
2 Jessica Learmonth GBR 02:01:30 0:01:21
3 Ashleigh Gentle AUS 02:01:42 0:01:33
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4 Joanna Brown CAN 02:03:04 0:02:55
5 Yuko Takahashi JPN 02:03:07 0:02:58
6 Leonie Periault FRA 02:03:08 0:02:59
7 Claire Michel BEL 02:03:22 0:03:13
8 Kirsten Kasper USA 02:03:29 0:03:20
9 Alice Betto ITA 02:03:49 0:03:40
10 Andrea Hewitt NZL 02:04:05 0:03:56
11 Taylor Spivey USA 02:04:17 0:04:08
12 Natalie Van Coevorden AUS 02:04:20 0:04:11
13 Jodie Stimpson GBR 02:04:28 0:04:19
14 Yuka Sato JPN 02:04:30 0:04:21
15 Gillian Sanders RSA 02:05:48 0:05:39
16 Cassandre Beaugrand FRA 02:06:09 0:06:00
17 Lucy Hall GBR 02:06:22 0:06:13
18 Lotte Miller NOR 02:06:51 0:06:42
19 India Lee GBR 02:08:17 0:08:08
...+8%...
20 Carolina Routier ESP 02:09:59 0:09:50
21 Aoi Kuramoto JPN 02:11:21 0:11:12
DNF Katie Zaferes USA
DNF Maaike Caelers NED
LAP Anastasia Abrosimova RUS
LAP Kaidi Kivioja EST
LAP Ilaria Zane ITA
LAP Minami Kubono JPN
LAP Anastasia Gorbunova RUS
LAP Anna Godoy Contreras ESP
LAP Deborah Lynch NZL
LAP Elizaveta Zhizhina RUS
LAP Maria Tchuiko RUS
LAP Valentina Riasova RUS
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