Long Course Weekend Mallorca Day Two: Gossage and Diplock lead after Bike Day

After Day Two at the the Long Course Weekend Mallorca, British athletes lead the way at the top of the standings through Lucy Gossage and Andrew Diplock
Long Course Weekend Mallorca Day 2
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Lucy Gossage keeps the lead and Andrew Diplock takes first position after the Bike Day of the Long Course Weekend Mallorca

The roads of the north of Mallorca have hosted the Bike Day of the Long Course Weekend Mallorca. It’s been a 176km bike race with full closed roads. After a thrilling competition, Lucy Gossage keeps the lead on the long distance event and crossed the finish line as the first women.

She secures the first position of the general standings going into the Run Day on Sunday. Andrew Diplock moved into first position of the Long Course Weekend after a great cycling performance, while Spanish Miguel Ibañez has won the race after pulling away from the pack from the first kilometers of the race.

Gossage and Diplock will defend their first positions on Sunday at the marathon run race in Alcudia, with a small gap to Birgit Metzler and Tom Vickery.

Further info and results on www.lcwmallorca.com.

Long Course Weekend is organized by Kumulus and Ajuntament d’Alcúdia.

Results of the full distance. Long Course Weekend Mallorca

WOMEN (SWIM + BIKE):

1 LUCY GOSSAGE 5h24:44
2 BIRGIT METZLER 5h27:00
3 DOMINIQUE LOTHALLER 6h09:06

MEN (SWIM + BIKE):

1 ANDREW DIPLOCK 5h20:50
2 TOM VICKERY 
5h24:20
3 TOM WILLIAMS 5H24:32

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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