SLT Mallorca Day Two: Sprint Enduro Qualifiers (Stage One)

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Tyler Mislawchuk eliminated in Stage One in Mallorca

Sunday’s racing at Super League Triathlon Mallorca started early with Stage One of the two-part ‘Sprint Enduro’, the first time this format has been raced with the Super League Triathlon events to date.

This morning’s races were a simple swim/bike/run, but held in two (totally random) heats, with the top four from each qualifying for the afternoon, plus the next two fastest, providing a final of 10 athletes. All explained nicely in this video.

As I highlighted in my event preview, the random nature of the heats had provided two very different strength races, with all of the favourites – with the exception of Jonathan Brownlee – in the second race. As expected, Jonathan comfortably won his heat. The strength of the second heat is shown in that Jonathan’s winning time was slower than seventh-placed Tyler Mislawchuk (CAN). Remember, Tyler finished on the podium on day two in Malta – this week he has already been eliminated.

Each of the heat winners – Kasper, Spivey, Brownlee, Luis – will carry forward a ‘short chute’ advantages to the swim/bike/run/swim/bike/run Stage Two.

WOMEN – Swim / Bike / Run
Sprint Enduro Stage One (Sunday Morning) – 4th November 2018

HEAT 1

1st – Kirsten Kasper (USA) – 20:13 – QUALIFIED
2nd – Katie Zaferes (USA) – 20:26 – QUALIFIED
3rd – Rachel Klamer (NED) – 20:46 – QUALIFIED
4th – Joanna Brown (CAN) – 20:55 – QUALIFIED
5th – Emma Jeffcoat (AUS) – 21:01 – QUALIFIED (Fastest time outside top four)
6th – Yuko Takahashi (JPN) – 21:07 – QUALIFIED (Second fastest outside top four)
7th – Danielle De Francesco (AUS) – 21:46
DNF – Megan Foley (USA)
DNF – Klaudia Sebok (HUN)

HEAT 2

1st – Taylor Spivey (USA) – 20:38 – QUALIFIED
2nd – Jodie Stimpson(GBR) – 20:44 – QUALIFIED
3rd – Charlotte McShane (AUS) – 21:01 – QUALIFIED
4th – Summer Cook (USA) – 21:04 – QUALIFIED
5th – Desirae Ridenour (CAN) – 21:09
6th – Sarah Alexander (USA) – 21:52
7th – Elena Danilova (RUS) – 22:06
8th – Erin Storie (USA) – 22:15

MEN – Swim / Bike / Run
Sprint Enduro Stage One (Sunday Morning) – 4th November 2018

HEAT 1

1st – Jonathan Brownlee (GBR) – 18:38 – QUALIFIED
2nd – Igor Polyanskiy (RUS) – 18:50 – QUALIFIED
3rd – Tommy Zaferes (USA) – 18:56 – QUALIFIED
4th – Marten Van Riel (BEL) – 19:01 – QUALIFIED
5th – Joao Pereira (POR) – 19:12
6th – Luke Schofield (AUS) – 19:26
7th – Jayden Schofield (AUS) – 19:34
8th – Jack Felix (USA) – 19:39
9th – Oliver Turner (JER) – 19:46
DNF – Nathan Killam (CAN)

HEAT 2

1st – Vincent Luis (FRA) – 18:19 – QUALIFIED
2nd – Henri Schoeman (RSA) – 18:22 – QUALIFIED
3rd – Richard Murray (RSA) – 18:22 – QUALIFIED
4th – Ben Kanute (USA) – 18:24 – QUALIFIED
5th – Hayden Wilde (NZL) – 18:26 – QUALIFIED (Fastest time outside top four)
6th – Leo Bergere (FRA) – 18:26 – QUALIFIED (Second fastest outside top four)
7th – Tyler Mislawchuk (CAN) – 18:31
8th – Andreas Schilling (DEN) – 19:07
9th – Matthew Sharpe (CAN) – 19:11
10th – Jonas Schomburg (GER) – 19:22

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