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

Rounding up the Great Britain Age-Group medals from the ITU Duathlon World Championships - STANDARD DISTANCE - in Penticton, Canada
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Lee Piercy and Gill Fullen lead home the Brits in Penticton

After Saturday’s Sprint Distance Duathlon (report/results HERE), the 2017 ITU Standard Distance Duathlon World Championships were held in at the Penticton ITU Multisport Festival in Canada.

There was a serious case of Deja Vu for the fastest British athletes. Both Lee Piercy (40-44) and Gill Fullen (50-54) repeated their Gold medals from 12 months ago in Aviles, and once again both were also the fastest Brits over the Standard Distance. Gill now has 11 podiums (from 11 starts) and nine Gold’s in her ITU/ETU career, to add to wins this year at the Outlaw Half Nottingham and course record at the Outlaw Full. The recovery continues… what an athlete she is. Lee is now also into double figures, with 10 ITU/ETU podium of which seven are Gold’s, all in Duathlon.

Top 3 fastest overall British athletes:

MEN

  1. Lee Piercy – 1:52:04 (40-44 Gold)
  2. Simon Cole – 1:54:28 (35-39 – Silver)
  3. Daniel Geisler – 1:56:59 (30-34 Bronze)

WOMEN

  1. Gill Fullen – 2:08:07 (50-54 Gold)
  2. Rachel Wiseman – 2:09:05 (35-39 Silver)
  3. Claire Steels – 2:11:05 (30-34 Silver)

Penticton ITU Duathlon World Championships – Monday 21st August 2017
Age Group Standard – 10km / 40km / 5km

Great Britain Age-Group Medals – Standard Distance Duathlon (13)

Gold (4)

  • Emily Burton – 18-19 Female AG
  • Lee Piercy – 40-44 Male AG
  • Gill Fullen – 50-54 Female AG
  • Elspeth Knott – 65-69 Female AG

Silver (7)

  • Katie Bain – 20-24 Female AG
  • Claire Steels – 30-34 Female AG
  • Daniel Geisler – 30-34 Male AG
  • Rachel Wiseman – 35-39 Female AG
  • Simon Cole – 35-39 Male AG
  • Philip Kruse – 40-44 Male AG
  • Jan Forrester – 65-69 Female AG

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Bronze (2)

  • Paula Fisher – 60-64 Female AG
  • Mick Anglim – 70-74 Male AG

CLICK HERE FOR THE GB SPRINT DISTANCE DUATHLON MEDALS

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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