Târgu Mures 2019: GB Age-Group medals European Cross Duathlon Champs

The latest news from Târgu Mures, Transylvania features the Britsh Age-Group results from Tuesday's ETU Cross Duathlon European Championships
Târgu Mures ETU Cross Duathlon European Championships 2019
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After 14 medals in the Cross Triathlon on Saturday, the off-Road athletes were back in action on Tuesday at the Târgu Mures ETU Multisport European Championships Triathlon Festival, where the third event of the schedule was the ETU Cross Duathlon European Championships.

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113 athletes from 12 nations raced with, once again, the Brits by far the biggest percentage of those with 53. 21 podiums was the result, with four of them Gold.

After winning her 16-19 category on the road in the Sprint Duathlon Champs on Sunday, Kim Baptista added another Gold medal off-road, this time by also being the fastest female AG athlete overall.

FASTEST BRITISH AGE-GROUP ATHLETES OVERALL

Men

1st – Stuart Nash (40-44) – 1:56:12 – 7th fastest AG athlete overall
2nd – Rob Parry (35-39) – 1:58:30
3rd – Lee Imrie (35-39) – 1:59:31

https://www.instagram.com/p/BzcjDf-FTt2/

Women

1st – Kim Baptista (18-19) – 2:19:05 – Fastest AG athlete overall
2nd – Samantha Toop (35-39) – 2:26:20 – 3rd fastest AG athlete overall
3rd – Kelly-Marie Briggs (35-39) – 2:29:26 – 5th fastest AG athlete overall

https://twitter.com/ETUtriathlon/status/1145963999080701953

Târgu Mures ETU Cross Duathlon European Championships – Tuesday 3rd July 2019
7km / 23.4km / 3.5km

GB Age-Group Medals (21)

Gold (4)

  • Kim Baptista – 18-19 Female AG
  • Joe Brooks – 18-19 Male AG
  • Samantha Toop – 35-39 Female AG
  • Nick Percival – 55-59 Male AG

Silver (8)

  • Nicole Beck – 25-29 Female AG
  • Anna Wilding – 30-34 Female AG
  • Kelly-Marie Briggs – 35-39 Female AG
  • Rob Parry – 35-39 Male AG
  • Clare Smith – 40-44 Female AG
  • Renske Bouwens – 45-49 Female AG
  • Gwynedd Jones – 45-49 Male AG
  • John Risby – 60-64 Male AG

https://www.instagram.com/p/BzaKPHRBtgj/

Bronze (9)

  • Nicola Dinsdale – 30-34 Female AG
  • Garth Spencer – 30-34 Male AG
  • Emilie Wix – 35-39 Female AG
  • Lee Imrie – 35-39 Male AG
  • Karen Heppenstall – 40-44 Female AG
  • Stuart Nash – 40-44 Male AG
  • Dan Foster – 50-54 Male AG
  • Paul Spowage – 55-59 Male AG
  • Colin Hunt – 65-69 Male AG

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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