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Cape Town World Cup: Murray takes victory at home country

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Richard Murray has just taken his first victory of 2018 at the Cape Town World Cup beating his main rivals with an impressive race. He is now defending his title at his home country and we couldn’t be more happy for him after all the hard work he put into this major triathlon event which has become a dream for many athletes in the sport.

 

Murray was able to finish the race in 52:15, only 24 seconds ahead of Olympic bronze medalist Henri Schoeman and 43 seconds ahead of third place Austrian Lukas Pertl.

 

Soon after finishing the swim leg and removing his bungled swimsuit which cost him many precious seconds, Murray emerged in the middle of the first 16-man pack which was at that time led by Schoeman, Jonas Schomburg ,Christophe de Keyser, and Marco Van der Stel among others.

 

 

Top-10 Elite Men Results

 

Richard Murray (RSA) 52:15

Henri Schoeman (RSA) 52:39

Lukas Pertl (AUT) 52:49

Schachar Sagiv (ISR) 53:02

Lukas Hollaus (AUT) 53:08

Marco Van Der Stel (NED) 53:09

Roberto Sanchez Mantecon (ESP) 53:12

Valentin Wernz (GER) 53:13

Grant Sheldon (GBR) 53:14

Bob Haller (LUX) 53:20

 


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