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Pontevedra 2019: GB Age-Group medals: Duathlon World’s – Standard

30 medals - 8 Gold - and the fastest female overall for one British athlete today at the Standard Distance ITU Duathlon World Championships in Pontevedra
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Lee Piercy leads the Brits, Rachel Wiseman leads the World in Pontevedra

Last year it was 27 medals, and today at the Standard Distance ITU Age-Group Duathlon World Championships – part of day one at the Pontevedra ITU Multisport World Championships – the total haul from the British Age-Group squad was 30. That follows up on 26 medals earlier today over the Sprint distance.

Catch up on all of the reports from Pontevedra 2019:

GB Age-Group Sprint Duathlon World Champs medals
GB Age-Group Standard Duathlon World Champs medals
Elite Duathlon - Fourth for Liam Lloyd as Choquert / Levenez take Gold
Elite Cross Triathlon - Silver and Bronze for Jacqui Slack, Nicole Walters
GB Age-Group Cross Triathlon World Champs medals
Elite Aquathlon - Gold to Rostislav Pevtsov and Alicja Ulatowska
GB Age-Group Aquathlon World Champs medals
Elite Long Distance Triathlon: Javier Gomez and Alexandra Tondeur take Gold
GB Age-Group Long Distance Triathlon World Champs medals
GB Age-Group Aquabike World Champs medals

There were eight Gold medals this year and two of those – Lee Piercy and Rachel Wiseman – defended titles won last year in Fyn, Denmark. Not only that, they were also the fastest British athletes overall.

Rachel took that a stage further by being the fastest female Age-Group athlete across all categories. It was some performance… the next fastest finisher was seven and half minutes slower, with Rachel seemingly setting the fastest times on the first run, bike and second run too. I think you can all that a great day out.

Pontevedra ITU Duathlon World Championships 2019 - Rachel Wiseman
Rachel Wiseman

Fastest British athletes overall

MEN

1st – Lee Piercy (1st, 45-49) – 1:57:02 – 4th fastest male AG athlete overall
2nd – Djalil Baiou (3rd, 35-39) – 1:58:30
3rd – Jonathan Read (2nd, 30-34) – 2:01:04

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WOMEN

1st – Rachel Wiseman (1st, 35-39) – fastest female AG athlete overall
2nd – Emma Fisher (1st, 50-54)
3rd – Beth Wilmot (2nd, 40-44)

Pontevedra ITU Multisport World Championships – Saturday 27th April 2019
ITU Duathlon World Championships – Age-Group, Standard Distance
10km / 40km / 5km (Non-Drafting)

British Age-Group Medals (30)

GOLD (8)

  • Emily Walton – 20-24 Female
  • Zoe Levin – 25-29 Female
  • Rachel Wiseman – 35-39 Female
  • Lee Piercy – 45-49 Male
  • Emma Fisher – 50-54 Female
  • Alex Le Bek – 55-59 Female
  • Stuart Hall – 55-59 Male
  • Margaret Hollamby – 65-69 Female

SILVER (11)

  • Paige Mcleod – 18-19 Female
  • Megan Powell – 20-24 Female
  • Riley Richardson – 20-24 Male
  • Hugh Harris – 25-29 Male
  • Jonathan Read – 30-34 Male
  • Beth Wilmot – 40-44 Female
  • Rachel Edwards – 55-59 Female
  • Dean Hardie – 60-64 Male
  • Penny Edwards – 65-69 Female
  • Eleanor Robinson – 70-74 Female
  • Vernon Thomas – 75-79 Male

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BRONZE (11)

  • Katherine Stringer – 25-29 Female
  • Ela Stachow – 30-34 Female
  • Jonathan Tindall – 30-34 Male
  • Kate Cadbury – 35-39 Female
  • Djalil Baiou – 35-39 Male
  • Philip Kruse – 45-49 Male
  • Chris Nicoll – 50-54 Male
  • Edward Short – 55-59 Male
  • Roy Flanagan – 60-64 Male
  • Elspeth Knott – 65-69 Female
  • Ashley Robinson – 70-74 Male
John Levison
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John Levison
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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