NEWS

Fast and Furious racing in Quarteira

By media@europe.triathlon.org | 27 Mar, 2022

This weekend marked the start of the 2022 triathlon season with Quarteira hosting the second Europe Cup. Both days saw great weather and large crowds gathering to watch the races along the beach.



It was a sprint distance triathlon for Juniors on Sunday and an olympic distance for the Elites on Saturday. After a fast race that ended up being decided on the run, the Elite men saw Takumi Hojo (JPN) taking the win in 01:46:21 and Seth Rider (USA) coming in second place. The young up and coming Daniel Dixon (GBR) took an amazing third place in his first Olympic distance race. In the Elite Women’s race Beth Potter (GBR) took the gold medal in 01:58:56 with Emma Lombardi (FRA) taking second and Lisa Tertsch (GER) third.


  


The Junior Men’s race saw David Cantero Del Campo from Spain take the win in a fast and furious 57:19, Lèo Fernandez and Thomas Hansmaennel from France come second and third respectively. The Junior Women’s race was decided with a sprint finish that saw Helena Moragas Molina also from Spain win the gold medal in 01:03:40, Lizzy Edge (GBR) come second and Bethany Cook (GBR) coming in third.


  


It was great to see so many people enjoying the triathlon races this weekend in Quarteira and we already can’t wait for the next stop in Melilla. See you there!

Related Event: 2022 Europe Triathlon Junior Cup Quarteira
27 Mar, 2022 • event pageall results
Results: Junior Men
1. David Cantero Del Campo ESP 00:57:19
2. Léo Fernandez FRA 00:57:24
3. Thomas Hansmaennel FRA 00:57:25
4. Miqui Riera Blesa ESP 00:57:36
5. Gustavo Do Canto POR 00:58:07
6. Pablo Isotton FRA 00:58:09
7. Ryan Symington GBR 00:58:19
8. Solomon Okrafo-Smart GBR 00:58:29
9. Jules Rethoret FRA 00:58:33
10. Joe Sherman GBR 00:58:36
Results: Junior Women
1. Helena Moragas Molina ESP 01:03:40
2. Lizzy Edge GBR 01:03:40
3. Bethany Cook GBR 01:03:53
4. Luna De Bruin NED 01:04:23
5. Martha Calton-Seal GBR 01:04:32
6. Appoline Foltz FRA 01:04:35
7. Vanessa Possberg SUI 01:04:46
8. Tabea Huys AUT 01:04:50
9. Maïra Carreau CAN 01:04:51
10. Elsa Pena Vicente ESP 01:05:00