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World Triathlon 2017

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135 TRIATHLON WORLD CUP RACES I WORLD TRIATHLON 2017 Australia's Emma Jackson found herself back on top of a World Cup podium for the first time in four years in Mooloolaba after a strong all-round performance delivered victory on home turf, with compatriot Luke Willian finishing strongest to win the men's race. It was hot and humid on the Sunshine Coast as Jackson worked hard in the front group of six on the bikes to establish a gap over the chase led by compatriot Ashleigh Gentle. Another Australian, Emma Jeffcoat, then led into the run, but just before the 5km mark it was Jackson who accelerated to assume the lead from where she could not be caught, Gentle earning silver, Mexico's Claudia Rivas the bronze. The wind whipped up for the men as Tommy Zaferes, Kevin McDowell, Michael Lori and Sam Ward negotiated T1 in the lead, working well together on the bikes to extend the gap to more than 90 seconds over the chase. With one lap to go on the run, Lori dropped off the leaders and it was Willian who took the initiative on the hill, striding away for his first World Cup win. Drew Box finished second and New Zealand's Sam Ward collected bronze. AUSTRALIAN GOLD RUSH AS EMMA JACKSON AND LUKE WILLIAN WIN ITU TRIATHLON WORLD CUP ROUND 02 – MAR 11, 2017 MOOLOOLABA (AUS) WOMEN'S RESULTS - TOP 10 1. Emma Jackson AUS 1:56:36 2. Ashleigh Gentle AUS 1:56:52 3. Claudia Rivas MEX 1:58:18 4. Emma Jeffcoat AUS 1:58:39 5. Nicole Van Der Kaay NZL 1:59:16 6. Carolina Routier ESP 1:59:17 7. Zsófia Kovács HUN 1:59:38 8. Jaz Hedgeland AUS 2:00:09 9. Natalie Van Coevorden AUS 2:00:42 10. Tamsyn Moana-Veale AUS 2:01:11 MEN'S RESULTS - TOP 10 1. Luke Willian AUS 1:43:48 2. Drew Box AUS 1:43:56 3. Sam Ward NZL 1:43:58 4. Kevin McDowell USA 1:44:19 5. Crisanto Grajales MEX 1:44:31 6. Michael Lori CAN 1:45:05 7. Jumpei Furuya JPN 1:45:15 8. Declan Wilson AUS 1:45:50 9. Caleb Noble AUS 1:45:56 10. Tommy Zaferes USA 1:46:01

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