Sankt Wendel: GB Age-Group medals ETU Powerman Duathlon Champs

Check out the full listing of Great Britain Age-Group medal winners from the ETU Powerman Duathlon European Championships in Sankt Wendel.
Boo Smith and Emma Pooley Sankt Wendel 2017
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11 Great Britain Age-Group medals at ETU Powerman Duathlon Championships in Germany

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Previously referred to as the ‘Long’ distance, the renamed ETU Powerman Middle Distance Duathlon European Championships over the (non-drafting) 10km / 60km / 10km format was held on Sunday in Sankt Wendel, Germany, venue of the ITU World Championships way back in 1998.

We should have a good selection of images from the race in the next couple of days (Mrs. Editor was over at the race with the Tri247 camera…), but the Great Britain Age-Group team collected a total of 11 medals, four of them Gold.

It was a tough course too, the run described as “nasty!”, with a huge climb on each lap of the run, sharp descents and a variety of surfaces. True ‘Powerman’ heritage.

Coming just three weeks after the ETU Sprint / Standard Distance Championships in Soria, Spain (SPRINT | STANDARD results), several GB athletes managed to medal at both, including double Gold for Kate Morris, Eleanor Robinson and Mick Anglim. After three previous Bronze ETU medals, Boo Smith (pictured above with Elite winner, Emma Pooley), finally managed to go one better with a Silver. That leaves a targeting a future Gold to complete the set for her!

Sankt Wendel ETU Powerman Middle Distance Duathlon European Championships – 21st May 2017
10km / 60km / 10km

GOLD (4)

  • Jessica Chamberlain – F25-29
  • Kate Morris – F50-54
  • Eleanor Robinson – F70-74
  • Mick Anglim – M70-74

SILVER (5)

  • Eilidh Yates – F30-34
  • Chris Kilburn – M30-34
  • Helen Bateson – F35-39
  • Kirsti Sharratt – F45-49
  • Boo Smith – F55-59

BRONZE (2)

  • Vikki Sivertsen – F50-54
  • Paul Rogers – M50-54

ETU Powerman Middle Distance Duathlon European Championships

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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