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Ibiza 2018: GB Age-Group medals, Euro Cross Duathlon Championships

The third discipline of the Ibiza ETU Multisport Championships Festival was the Cross Duathlon European Championships held on Tuesday. Here is the medal news from Spain
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Ibiza ETU Multisport European Championships Festival Update

ETU Cross Duathlon European Championship News

Having raced on the road over Sprint (Saturday) and Standard distance (Sunday) formats, the final run-bike-run discipline of the Ibiza ETU Multisport European Championships Festival took place on Tuesday. Off-road and mountian bikes this time for the ETU Cross Duathlon European Championships – with Cross TRIathlon to follow on Thursday – the event was held at Puerto de Sant Miquel de Balansat, with the transition area, start and finish on the beach.

Second at the ITU Cross Triathlon World Championships in Fyn, Denmark earlier this year, it would not be a good day for British Elite athlete, Nicole Walters. Well off the pace and sixth at the finish, she’s got 48 hours to put that behind her and come back stronger in her preferred swim-bike-run format. After a good season including wins on the XTERRA Tour, she has the ability to do that.

The British Age-Group team added a further 10 medals to the huge haul already collected in the road format. The fastest British female Age-Grouper, Kim Baptista (18-19), added Gold in Cross Duathlon to her Silver on Saturday in the Sprint Duathlon. That makes her the first Brit – so far – to collect two medals at the Festival.

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All of the reports and news from Ibiza:

Ibiza ETU Cross Duathlon European Championships – Sunday 21st October 2018
6.3km / 18km / 4.2km

ELITE MEN

1st – Tim Van Hemel (BEL) – 1:19:48
2nd – Camilo Puertas Fernandez (ESP) – 1:20:44
3rd – Andreas Silberbauer (AUT) – 1:20:57

13th – Doug Hall (GBR) – 1:27:50

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ELITE WOMEN

1st – Kristina Lapinova (SVK) – 1:36:59
2nd – Daria Rogozina (RUS) – 1:38:01
3rd – Sanne Broeksma (NED) – 1:38:23

6th – Nicole Walters (GBR) – 1:42:37

https://www.instagram.com/p/BpSL4CTDekR/

FASTEST BRITISH AGE-GROUP ATHLETES OVERALL

MEN

1st – Jim Mcconnel (45-49) – 1:29:53
2nd – Richard Long (25-29) – 1:33:32
3rd – Rob Parry (35-39) – 1:33:55

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WOMEN

1st – Kim Baptista (18-19) – 1:47:52 – second fastest overall
2nd – Kirsty Prior (45-49) – 1:54:54
3rd – Amanda Whitehouse (40-44) – 1:57:55

GB AGE-GROUP MEDALS (10)

GOLD (4)

Kim Baptista – 18-19 Female AG
Nicola Dinsdale – 30-34 Female AG
Kirsty Prior – 45-49 Female AG
Nicola Dick – 55-59 Female AG

SILVER (1)

Colin Hunt – 65-69 Male AG

BRONZE (5)

Kelly-Marie Briggs – 35-39 Female AG
Amanda Whitehouse – 40-44 Female AG
Julie Bratton – 45-49 Female AG
Jim Mcconnel – 45-49 Male AG
William Hammerton – 70-74 Male AG

John Levison
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TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.
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