Dee Allen (re)joins Team Freespeed to complete their new additions for 2019

The fourth and final 'new' member of Team Freespeed for 2019 is a familiar one, as Dee Allen rejoins the squad with her eyes set on the 70.3 World's in Nice, France
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Dee Allen returns to complete the 2019 Team Freespeed squad

And then there were four. Having initially looked to recruit ‘up to 3 athletes‘ to join their squad for 2019, Team Freespeed (www.teamfreespeed.com) eventually settled on four new additions, such was the volume and quality of applications received to join the team. Having given you details on the first three additions (linked below), the fourth name is perhaps a familiar one, as Dee Allen is re-joining the team, having last been part of the set-up in 2014/2015.

The four new members of Team Freespeed for 2019:

Here’s what Team Freespeed had to say about Dee (re)joining the team:

Dee was a member of Freespeed a few years back and in her own words has had a few years of inconsistent racing and training. In our eyes she still pulled out some pretty big results including winning her age group at the European Middle Distance Champs and second elite at Powerman Mallorca.

When Dee applied to come back to the team this year her commitment to being very competitive at Nice Worlds was pretty clear. And we already know she is very talented so we’re excited about that talent and commitment coming together.

Plus what we love about Dee is she just loves every aspect of triathlon – the training, racing, kit, travel and friends.

Big welcome back Dee.

Written by
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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