The ITU Sprint Triathlon World Championships in Chicago saw the Great Britain Age-Group Team win one gold, four silver and six bronze medals.
Alan Bremner was Great Britain’s gold medal winner, claiming the top spot on the podium in the 55-59 age-group with a time of 1:06.08
In the men’s 30-34 age-group, Great Britain celebrated silver for Benjamin Terry who improved upon his fourth place in yesterday’s ITU Aquathlon World Championships. Paul Ryman (read his pre-race interview here) won bronze, finishing on the ITU World Championship podium for the fourth successive year.
In the men’s 25-29 category Edward Castro, who came into today’s event as reigning world and European champion finished in third.
European silver medallist from Geneva, Elizabeth Bullivant won silver in the women's 35-39 age-group.
To view the results in detail, please visit here.
Results: 750m swim, 20km bike, 5km run
GOLD
M55-59 Male Alan Bremner, GBR, 1:06.08
SILVER
M30-34 Benjamin Terry, GBR, 1:02.32
F35-39 Elizabeth Bullivant, GBR, 1:07.16
F40-44 Lena Poulton, GBR, 1:09.06
F70-74 Georgina Jennings, GBR, 1:38.18
BRONZE
M25-29 Edward Castro, GBR, 1:01.10
M30-34 Paul Ryman, GBR, 1:02.46
F45-49 Emma Fisher, GBR, 1:11.41
F60-64 Christopher Owens, GBR, 1:13.07
F75-79 Daphne Belt, GBR, 2:09.00
