Llyr claims worthy top-ten finish for GB at European Sprint Duathlon in Italy.


*Llyr ApGeraint-Roberts pictured in the lead in his GB vest during the Duathlon.

Llyr claims worthy top-ten finish for Great Britain at European Sprint Duathlon in Italy.

Report by Don Hale.


North Wales Road Running veteran Llyr ApGeraint-Roberts enjoyed a superb run for Great Britain last weekend in the Veteran’s MV50 European Sprint Duathlon Championships in Italy, and claimed an excellent Top-Ten finish.

The international all-rounder was even leading the pack at one stage but admitted to a slight mishap during transition which pushed him back, but he recovered well to eventually claim a prestigious 8th place overall.

Held in Carole, which is about 50km from Venice, his split times included 16 minutes and 35 seconds for the first run of about 5k, and 36.20 for the cycle ride, with 11 minutes for the second run.

After the event Llyr confirmed: “I was really pleased, but it could have been higher if I hadn’t had trouble getting my feet into my bike shoes during T1 transition, but I’ll take the top 10 any day!”


 

 

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