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Patten wins Age-Group long distance world title

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The British Age-Group Team was in action at the Weihai ITU Long Distance Triathlon World Championships in China. Covering a 4km swim, 120km bike and 20km run, the small team returned one gold and three silver medals.

David Patten was crowned world champion in the 60-64 Age-Group, his first ever international Age-Group medal. He won by twenty minutes after overcoming the ocean swim, technical and demanding bike course and multi-terrain run in 6hours 54:57.

Victoria Hill (40-44) and Jeremy Snoad (50-54) also won their first medals whilst Anna Murawska (25-29) added another silver to the one she won at the 2010 ETU Long Distance Triathlon in Vitoria-Gasteiz.

Fourth places went to Kelly Stokes (F30-34), Grant Bowdery (M35-39) and Timothy Kelsall (M40-44).

GOLD (1)
M60-64, David Patten

SILVER (3)
F25-29, Anna Murawska
F40-44, Victoria Hill
M50-54, Jeremy Snoad

 

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