Nathan Tweedie, Emily Alderson win Triathlon England National Aquathlon Championships

The 2018 edition of the Triathlon England National Aquathlon Championships saw two quality winners in Peterborough on Sunday, both showing a clean pair of heels to their swim-run competition at the Monster Aquathlon
Triathlon England National Aquathlon Championships 2018 / Monster Aquathlon
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The Monster Aquathlon (www.monsterracing.net) at Ferry Meadows Country Park, Peterborough, was the host on Sunday of the 2018 Triathlon England National Aquathlon Championships.

Both the men’s and women’s overall wins were taken in decisive fashion by Nathan Tweedie (LTPC) and Emily Alderson (Lutterworth Cycle Centre Tri Team), both reaching the finish archway with a comfortable margin of victory after excellent swims set up their races.

Tweedie had shown his excellent swim form recently at the British Elite Triathlon Championships in Cardiff, making the early swim breakaway of six (along with eventual winner, Adam Bowden), and then going on to finish eighth overall. Alderson had also raced well in Cardiff, finishing sixth, and that class showed through in Peterborough.

With the recent hot weather providing a non-wetsuit swim, no problem at all for these two super swimmers.

Monster Aquathlon – Sunday 22nd July 2018
Triathlon England National Aquathlon Championships
750m swim / 5km run

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Overall Men

1st – Nathan Tweedie (LTPC) – 27:01 (20-24)
2nd – Jamie Price (Cardiff MET University) – 27:51 (20-24)
3rd – Edward Castro (Bedford Harriers) – 28:08 (30-34)
4th – Ben Rawlins (Yate Tri-Stars) – 28:17 (U20)
5th – Ian Aguilar (Tri Preston) – 28:58 (30-34)

Overall Women

1st – Emily Alderson (Lutterworth Cycle Centre Tri Team) – 30:33 (20-24)
2nd – Hannah Dodwell (RAF Triathlon) – 31:30 (20-24)
3rd – Beccy Tipping (BRAT) – 32:01 (25-29)
4th – Sophie Pedder (Royston Swimming Club) – 32:19 (U20)
5th – Claire Vallance (Swimrunners UK) – 33:16 (40-44)

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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