Saturday in Odense, Denmark was the final day of competition at the Fyn ITU Multisport World Championship Festival. Held alongside the Long Distance Triathlon World Championships was the second edition of the ITU Aquabike World Championships.
As there has been all week – check out all the links below – the British Age-Group team were out in force and collected a haul of 17 medals.
Three of the eight Gold medals – Amy Pritchard, Maria Powell, Nick Isaacson – were from athletes who also won their categories in Penticton last year.
All of the reports and news from Fyn:
- Age-Group Duathlon World Champs (Standard Distance)
- Elite Duathlon World Champs
- Age-Group Duathlon World Champs (Sprint Distance)
- Elite Cross Triathlon World Champs
- Age-Group Cross Triathlon World Champs
- Age-Group Aquathlon World Champs
- Elite Aquathlon World Champs
- Elite Long Distance Triathlon World Champs
- Age-Group Aquabike World Champs
- Age-Group Long Distance Triathlon World Champs
Fynske Bank ITU Multisport World Championship Festival – Saturday 14th July 2018
ITU Aquabike World Championships, 3km / 121.5km
Provisional British Triathlon Medals (17)
Gold (8)
- Leila Gaafar – F25-29
- Jennie Stemp – F30-34
- Amy Pritchard – F40-44
- Maria Powell – F50-54
- Mael Bely – M18-19
- Nick Isaacson – M30-34
- Kris Whitelaw – M35-39
- Paul Donnelly – M55-59
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Silver (5)
- Alex Clay – F20-24
- Julia Hodkinson – F60-64
- Thomas James – M20-24
- Michael Smallwood – M70-74
- Stuart Lumb – M75-79
Bronze (4)
- Lucy Richardson – F35-39
- Henry Eaton – F25-29
- Rory Spicer – M30-34
- Craig Gulliford – M45-49
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