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Another olympic win in the Age Group Sprint Championships

By David Peddie | 20 Jun, 2014

Nicola Spirig and Alistair Brownlee are not the only olympian champions competing at the European Championships in Kitzbühel. The 2000 olympic champion Brigitte McMahon added another gold medal to her collection on Friday. The Swiss triathlete, gold medallist at the Sydney olympic triathlon for Switzerland, won her 45-49 age group in a splendid time of 1h14'29, finishing 4th overall. It was only one of the highlights of a tight sprint race.

In the women race Sandra Koblmüller was the fastest age grouper overall. She led the Austrian ladies to a total number of 5 gold medals, levelling the home country with Team GB who dominated the +55 categories. Switzerland won the remaining two gold medals.

Germany's Hannes Müller had the fastest split times of all men, winning him gold in the 20-24 category. The home crowd was extremely pleased with the strong Austrian Norbert Domnik, who not only won his 50-54 category, but who came in 13th overall in an incredible time of 1h07'14. It was one of three gold medals for Austria on the sprint distance. Germany collected 4 gold medals, Switzerland and Team GB won two times gold and Isacco Andronucci and Mitja Mori put Italy and Slovenia on the gold medal table.

Despite the rain and the cold weather conditions we saw all smiling faces from 254 women and 514 men.

Check out the full results here

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By Hans Cleemput

Related Event: 2014 Kitzbühel ETU Triathlon European Championships
20 - Jun, 2014 • event page • all results
Results: Elite Men
1. Alistair Brownlee GBR 01:54:08
2. Dmitry Polyanskiy AIN 01:54:35
3. Vicente Hernandez ESP 01:54:39
4. Fernando Alarza ESP 01:54:54
5. Alexander Bryukhankov RUS 01:55:07
6. David McNamee GBR 01:55:17
7. Alessandro Fabian ITA 01:55:25
8. Ivan Tutukin KAZ 01:55:36
9. Justus Nieschlag GER 01:55:45
10. Matthew Sharp GBR 01:55:48
Results: Elite Women
1. Nicola Spirig SUI 02:10:24
2. Sophia Saller GER 02:10:40
3. Annamaria Mazzetti ITA 02:10:58
4. Hanna Philippin GER 02:11:16
5. Lois Rosindale GBR 02:11:35
6. Rachel Klamer NED 02:11:47
7. Charlotte Bonin ITA 02:11:53
8. Elena Danilova RUS 02:11:54
9. Sara Vilic AUT 02:11:57
10. Mateja Šimic SLO 02:12:00
Results: Junior Men
1. Raphael Montoya FRA 00:57:43
2. Antonio Serrat Seoane ESP 00:57:47
3. Maxime Hueber-Moosbrugger FRA 00:57:53
4. Lasse Lührs GER 00:58:16
5. Bence Bicsák HUN 00:58:22
6. Jorik Van Egdom NED 00:58:24
7. Léo Bergere FRA 00:58:28
8. Lucas Jacolin FRA 00:58:30
9. Jonathan Wayaffe BEL 00:58:33
10. Ron Lewinsohn ISR 00:58:35
Results: Junior Women
1. Laura Lindemann GER 01:03:14
2. Audrey Merle FRA 01:03:19
3. Cassandre Beaugrand FRA 01:03:29
4. Ditte Kristensen DEN 01:04:22
5. Carmen Gomez Cortes ESP 01:04:42
6. Sophie Coldwell GBR 01:04:54
7. Angelica Olmo ITA 01:05:11
8. Therese Feuersinger AUT 01:05:23
9. Flóra Bicsák HUN 01:05:54
10. Lena Meißner GER 01:06:04
Results: 16-19 Female AG Sprint
1. Hannah Moser AUT 01:15:21
2. Lisa Totschnig AUT 01:16:32
3. Rosie Lindsay GBR 01:19:11
4. Emily Alderson GBR 01:19:53
5. Mona Ritter AUT 01:21:15
6. Sina Hinteregger AUT 01:21:59
7. Vivien Ploner AUT 01:23:53
8. Clover Murray GBR 01:24:37
9. Chanette Rog AUT 01:26:54
10. Carolina Sandhofer AUT 01:29:53
Results: 16-19 Male AG Sprint
1. Tom Stead GBR 01:05:12
2. Marcel Pachteu AUT 01:05:36
3. Tautvydas Kopustas LTU 01:05:40
4. Michael Singer AUT 01:07:01
5. Massimo Köstl AUT 01:07:41
6. Angus Smith GBR 01:08:02
7. Fergus Robinson GBR 01:08:09
8. Sean Wylie GBR 01:08:13
9. Julian Höllmüller AUT 01:08:49
10. Christopher Davies GBR 01:09:07
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