Reece Barclay – “I love every moment”

Chief Correspondent

On his first appearance at the IRONMAN World Championships last year, Reece Barclay made the Age-Group podium, collecting the coveted Umeke for finishing in fifth place in the 20-24 category.

That will be a much tougher task to match this time around, in his first year in the 25-29 division.

Joanne Murphy  (www.tritalkingsport.co.uk) spoke to Reece ahead of Saturday’s race.

John Levison
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