javier gòmez posiciones por situaciòn
6. SWIM750 00:08:46 + 00:03
5. SWIM 00:17:38 + 00:04
1. T1 00:00:52 + 00:00
2. BIKE5K 00:08:02 + 00:00
1. BIKE10K 00:16:13 + 00:00
14. BIKE15K 00:24:41 + 00:04
17. BIKE20K 00:33:14 + 00:04
1. BIKE25K 00:41:41 + 00:00
3. BIKE30K 00:49:56 + 00:00
14. BIKE35K 00:58:39 + 00:04
4. CYCLE 01:07:10 + 00:09
19. T2 00:00:32 + 00:16
1. RUN125K 00:03:37 + 00:00
2. RUN2.5K 00:06:55 + 00:00
2. RUN3.75 00:10:57 + 00:00
1. RUN5K 00:14:17 + 00:00
1. RUN6.25 00:18:18 + 00:00
1. RUN7.5K 00:21:38 + 00:00
1. RUN875K 00:25:50 + 00:00
1. RUN 00:29:36 + 00:00
mario mola
21. SWIM750 00:08:54 + 00:11
23. SWIM 00:17:53 + 00:19
21. T1 00:00:52 + 00:20
19. BIKE5K 00:08:07 + 00:20
15. BIKE10K 00:16:17 + 00:18
8. BIKE15K 00:24:25 + 00:02
29. BIKE25K 00:42:02 + 00:36
27. BIKE30K 00:50:24 + 00:43
23. BIKE35K 00:58:38 + 00:17
14. CYCLE 01:06:57 + 00:12
15. T2 00:00:28 + 00:14
2. RUN125K 00:03:40 + 00:00
1. RUN2.5K 00:06:57 + 00:00
1. RUN3.75 00:10:59 + 00:00
2. RUN5K 00:14:19 + 00:00
2. RUN6.25 00:18:26 + 00:05
2. RUN7.5K 00:21:54 + 00:14
2. RUN875K 00:26:12 + 00:20
2. RUN 00:29:50 + 00:12
T1
1. JAVIER GOMEZ ESP 00:18:31
2. LAURENT VIDAL FRA + 00:03
3. ANDREY BRYUKHANKOV RUS + 00:04
4. ALEXANDER BRYUKHANKOV RUS + 00:05
5. JOAO PEREIRA POR + 00:14
6. ANDREW YORKE CAN + 00:15
7. BRYCE MCMASTER NZL + 00:16
8. CAMERON GOOD AUS + 00:32
Bike5k
1. JAN FRODENO GER 00:26:33
2. JAVIER GOMEZ ESP + 00:00
3. TONY DODDS NZL + 00:00
4. AARON ROYLE AUS + 00:01
5. MATT CHRABOT USA + 00:01
6. BENJAMIN SHAW ITU + 00:01
7. LAURENT VIDAL FRA + 00:02
8. MARCO V.D. STEL NED + 00:02
9. JOAO SILVA POR + 00:02
10. KYLE JONES CAN + 00:03
Bike30k
1. LAURENT VIDAL FRA 01:08:26
2. TONY DODDS NZL + 00:00
3. JAVIER GOMEZ ESP + 00:00
4. STUART HAYES GBR + 00:01
5. JOAO SILVA POR + 00:01
6. MARCO VAN DER STEL NED + 00:01
7. JAN FRODENO GER + 00:02
8. TONY MOULAI FRA + 00:02
9. AARON ROYLE AUS + 00:02
10. STEFFEN JUSTUS GER + 00:02
......
27. MARIO MOLA ESP + 00:43
T2
RYAN BAILIE,MATT CHRABOT,MATT CHRABOT
moya y javi corren en el grupo perseguidor a unos 21 seg de los primeros
Run2.5k
1. MARIO MOLA ESP 01:33:09
2. JAVIER GOMEZ ESP + 00:00
3. TONY DODDS NZL + 00:00
4. JOAO SILVA POR + 00:07
5. LAURENT VIDAL FRA + 00:07
6. AARON ROYLE AUS + 00:08
7. MATTHEW SHARP GBR + 00:12
8. JAN FRODENO GER + 00:15
9. MATT CHRABOT USA + 00:16
10. RYAN BAILIE AUS + 00:16
ahora en cabeza Gomez, Mola y Dodds el local neozelandès
Run5k
1. JAVIER GOMEZ ESP 01:40:31
2. MARIO MOLA ESP + 00:00
3. LAURENT VIDAL FRA + 00:20
4. JOAO SILVA POR + 00:22
5. MATTHEW SHARP GBR + 00:27
6. TONY DODDS NZL + 00:30
7. AARON ROYLE AUS + 00:30
8. JAN FRODENO GER + 00:50
9. MATT CHRABOT USA + 00:50
10. RYAN BAILIE AUS + 00:50
hay apuestas por la foto finish entre mario y javi!, pero javi acelera... y deja atràs a mario. Javi nunca ha perdido en nueva zelanda!
Run6.25
1. JAVIER GOMEZ ESP 01:44:32
2. MARIO MOLA ESP + 00:05
3. LAURENT VIDAL FRA + 00:35
4. JOAO SILVA POR + 00:35
5. MATTHEW SHARP GBR + 00:43
6. AARON ROYLE AUS + 00:48
7. TONY DODDS NZL + 00:48
8. JAN FRODENO GER + 01:10
9. RYAN BAILIE AUS + 01:11
10. MATT CHRABOT USA + 01:11
parece que mario pierde algo de gas , ¿ le pillaràn los de detràs ?
ùltima vuelta
Run7.5k
1. JAVIER GOMEZ ESP 01:47:52
2. MARIO MOLA ESP + 00:14
3. JOAO SILVA POR + 00:42
4. LAURENT VIDAL FRA + 00:42
5. MATTHEW SHARP GBR + 00:53
6. AARON ROYLE AUS + 01:02
7. TONY DODDS NZL + 01:17
8. JAN FRODENO GER + 01:24
9. RYAN BAILIE AUS + 01:25
10. MATT CHRABOT USA + 01:27
Run
1. JAVIER GOMEZ ESP 01:55:50
2. MARIO MOLA ESP + 00:12
3. JOAO SILVA POR + 00:31
4. LAURENT VIDAL FRA + 00:42
5. MATTHEW SHARP GBR + 01:00
6. AARON ROYLE AUS + 01:04
7. TONY DODDS NZL + 01:20
8. RYAN BAILIE AUS + 01:22
9. JAN FRODENO GER + 01:25
10. CAMERON GOOD AUS + 01:32
Pos First NameLast Name Country Time Swim T1 Bike T2 Run
1 Javier Gomez ESP 01:55:51 00:17:38 00:00:52 01:07:10 00:00:32 00:29:36
2 Mario Mola ESP 01:56:03 00:17:53 00:00:52 01:06:57 00:00:28 00:29:50
3 Joao Silva POR 01:56:22 00:17:41 00:00:47 01:07:14 00:00:26 00:30:12
http://triathlonlive.tv/live/
http://tvnz.co.nz/othersports-news/live-stream-itu-triathlon-world-championships-video-5395620
Javier Gomez rules Auckland WTS new
Written by: Herbert Krabel Date: Fri Apr 05 2013
A very good field assembled at the season opening WTS event in Auckland, New Zealand and not surprisingly it was Richard Varga who led the field out of the water after the 1,500 meter swim in 17:34, but he had all those who planned to contend for the podium right on his heels.
Javier Gomez led the bunch out of T1 but initially there were only 15 athletes in that lead group. Slowly though the bunch started to grow as more athletes managed to fight their way to the front. Several crashes caused havoc and Joao Perreira, Richard Varga and Kyle Jones were among those who paid the highest price, but no one was severely injured. With about 15k to go in the bike segment Mario Mola flatted but he managed to claw his way back to the now 27 athlete strong front group. A last desperate breakaway effort by Aussie Ryan Bailie and Brit Stuart Hayes allowed these two athletes to gain a few seconds into the bike-run transition, with the main bunch led by American Matt Chrabot only about 7 seconds adrift. Bailie had a swift transition and managed to get out on the run with a small advantage, but Hayes was already swallowed up in transition.
Spaniards Gomez and Mola and Kiwi Tony Dodds set the early pace on the run, soon though it was down to Gomez and Mola. With about 5k to go in the run Gomez turned on the afterburners and pulled away from his countryman and added another win to his 2013 season.
sloswitch.com
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Javier Gomez (ESP) claims more gold in Auckland
By Lisa Pringle on 05/04/13 at 10:34 pm
Highlights from the 2013 Series opener in Auckland, where Spain's Javier Gomez took gold yet again.
Spain’s Javier Gomez continued his unbeaten record in Auckland today, claiming victory in the opening round of the ITU World Triathlon Series ahead of fellow countryman Mario Mola (ESP) and Joao Silva (POR).
Gomez maintains his unbeaten record in New Zealand with four wins over the past decade. He won in a 2008 World Cup in New Plymouth, the 2003 Under23 World Championship in Queenstown and series Grand Final last year in Auckland. He added another title in Auckland today, after opening his season with a win at the ITU World Cup in Mooloolaba just three weeks ago.
“It’s pretty amazing to win here again, fourth race in New Zealand,” he said.
“It was a pretty good day, I had a good swim and was solid on the bike then my team mate Mario, made me run really fast and so happy for him making his first podium.”
Auckland turned on perfect conditions to kick start the 2013 ITU World Triathlon Series, the water temperature measured 20.7 degrees with the air temperature a moderate 21 degrees.
Gomez showed what a class athlete and smart racer he is with a calculated win after emerging from the 1500m swim in fourth place behind Richard Varga (SVK), Ivan Vasiliev (RUS), Igor Polyanskiy (RUS) and Aaron Royle (AUS) with the remainder of the field out in quick succession.
Gomez worked hard in the early stages of the bike leg over the tough 8 lap course to ensure he stayed out of trouble and ensure the group remained effective and away from the chase group that was headed by Jan Frodeno (GER) who had been having trouble with a hip injury prior to the race in the early stages. However, it was Mola who then took charge of the chase group to close the gap on the leaders and the two became one in the final stages.
A small breakaway heading back to transition by Stuart Hayes (GBR) and Ryan Bailie (AUS) gave them a slight buffer as they headed out onto the run but the Spanish didn’t take long to respond with Gomez and Mola spearheading the charge. Tony Dodds (NZL) and Joao Silva (POR) joined the pair for the initial laps, Silva was the first casualty from the group then Dodds. It was then the Spanish duo left to fight it out. On the final lap Gomez stepped it up another gear to tearaway from Mola and claim his third consecutive ITU victory. Mola was delighted to claim his first podium and finish second to his idol Gomez. Silva dug deep to claim the bronze in a thrilling race in front of a vocal crowd, just edging out Laurent Vidal.
“It was my first race and I’m really pleased with the result here mainly because last year I had unfinished business with this race, I suffered a lot. I felt like I had to come here again and try again,” Silva said.
“I was really surprised with the feelings I had during the bike leg. Again, I suffered a lot (last year). This year, I don’t know, maybe because of the weather, I’m better. It was easier, so I’m really happy.”
http://www.triathlon.org/news/article/auckland_elite_mens_race_review
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