James Chantler-Mayne was the highest placed Brit as swim, bike, run took Chantler-Mayne, Jimmy Lund and Marcus Dey to Morocco.
All three were representing Great Britain over the sprint distance at Africa Triathlon Cup Tangier and it was a British one-two out of the 750m sea swim, with Lund closely followed by Dey into transition one.
Onto the bike and this is where Chantler-Mayne moved up the field, recording one of the fastest bike splits of the day to put himself towards the front heading onto the 5km run.
Chantler-Mayne crossed the line finish line 10th to continue a season that’s included second place overall in the British Triathlon Senior Super Series and a world U23 and junior mixed relay silver medal.
Lund was the next Brit to finish in 13th while Marcus Dey was 23rd.
Still to come in 2022…
This year’s Super League Triathlon Championship Series comes to an end this coming weekend (29 October) in Neom, Saudi Arabia where the series titles will be decided. The same weekend will see the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship taking place in St. George, USA.
Then it’s into November and the final two races of the 2022 World Triathlon Championship Series with Bermuda on 5-6 November before the Championship Finals in Abu Dhabi from 24-26 November.
World champions will be crowned at the World Triathlon Para Triathlon Championships on 24 November, which are also taking place in Abu Dhabi, along with Age-Group Championships.
There’s also still one more Great Britain Age-Group Team Qualifier to come at Grafham Duathlon on 30 October, a qualifier for the 2023 World Standard Distance Duathlon Championships.
Although that’s the final qualifying opportunity of 2022, there are plenty of opportunities to try and qualify in 2023 with next year’s calendar already announced for anyone looking to represent the GB Age-Group Team in 2024.
