Two down, one to go: Wilde wins at Mt Maunganui

Wilde is in electric form as he seeks a third Oceania Triathlon Cup win in three weeks
Hayden Wilde wins Super League Triathlon London 2021
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Hayden Wilde claimed his second Oceania Triathlon Cup win in two weeks as he reigned supreme at Mt Maunganui on Sunday – and he will be gunning for a third this weekend.

The Olympic bronze medallist overcame Janus Staufenberg and Dylan Mccullough at Three Mile Bay to follow up on his victory at New Plymouth the weekend prior.

Wilde, who is chasing Commonwealth Games spots in both triathlon and the 5,000m, will be looking to make it three on the bounce when he takes on the Taupo race on Sunday.

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‘Another plan going right’

The New Zealander, who also has a win at Marra Sprint Triathlon under his belt this year, was complimentary of the Mt Maunganui event on Instagram.

“Happy with the performance and another plan going right,” he wrote. “This time the plan was to run hard off the bike.

“Excellent fast flat 5k course. 7 dead turns made it hard work but happy with the feeling off the bike.

“Fantastic to see the locals come and watch @tritauranga and @triathlonnz fantastic event, a great venue. Cool opportunity to race in the bay where I grew up!”

Hayden Wilde wins Super League Triathlon London 2021
Hayden Wilde wins Super League Triathlon London 2021

Oceania Triathlon Cup Mt Maunganui Results

Sunday April 3, 2022 – 750m swim / 20km bike / 5km run

PRO Men

  • 1. Hayden Wilde (NZL) 53:08
  • 2. Janus Staufenberg (NZL) 53:35
  • 3. Dylan Mccullough (NZL) 53:43
  • 4. Tayler Reid (NZL) 54:04
  • 5. Trent Thorpe (NZL) 54:20
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Olly Green
Olly is is been the content lead for RUN247, is a regular contributor to TRI247 and keeps an eye out for content that appeals to both audiences including interviews with pro Heather Jackson.

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