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Photo Competition Week Four: Madrid

By Erin Greene | 02 Dec, 2013
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Now midway through the 2013 photo competition, we get a good look at some iconic cities in Europe as the back half of the World Triathlon Series season first touched down on the continent with a stop in Madrid. This year, the Brits blew into Spain and conquered the hilly course like it was just a walk in the park.

The 2013 World Championship title battle had a little more intrigue added under the hot Madrid sun when Great Britain’s Non Stanford laid down one of the most impressive performances of the season. A plan to go out hard in the run paid off for the reigning Under23 World Champion as she stole the show in her first World Triathlon Series win.

In the men’s race, Stanford’s training partner Jonathan Brownlee kept the Madrid title in the Brownlee family when he ran away with the gold in the absence of older brother Alistair. While Jonathan felt strong pressure from Spain’s own Javier Gomez, Jonathan was too tough on the run to take down, keeping the five-year Brownlee winning streak in Madrid alive.

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Related Event: 2013 ITU World Triathlon Madrid
01 - Jun, 2013 • event pageall results
Results: Elite Men
1. Jonathan Brownlee GBR 01:50:42
2. Javier Gomez Noya ESP 01:51:32
3. Ivan Vasiliev RUS 01:52:02
4. Mario Mola ESP 01:52:12
5. Alessandro Fabian ITA 01:52:19
6. Richard Murray RSA 01:52:27
7. Laurent Vidal FRA 01:52:32
8. Aaron Royle AUS 01:52:42
9. Joao Pereira POR 01:52:48
10. Franz Löschke GER 01:53:11
Results: Elite Women
1. Non Stanford GBR 02:04:39
2. Anne Haug GER 02:05:05
3. Jodie Stimpson GBR 02:05:14
4. Gwen Jorgensen USA 02:05:44
5. Felicity Abram AUS 02:05:54
6. Juri Ide JPN 02:06:16
7. Sarah True USA 02:06:26
8. Anja Knapp GER 02:06:32
9. Danne Boterenbrood NED 02:06:35
10. Jessica Harrison FRA 02:06:42