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What happens in Malta… stays here! Find out what really happened during the SLT Race weekend in Malta.
Throwing the traditional swim-bike-run sequence out the window, the Triple Mix shuffles the disciplines over 3 stages. It tests the versatility of the athletes and whether they can keep track of what comes next in the heat of battle.
Mistakes in this format are costly as every second counts on Stage 1 and 2 as they define Stage 3’s pursuit start. At the end of each stage, athletes have a few minutes to reset themselves and their equipment.
There are two Short Chutes up for grabs – the first for the fastest athlete over the opening swim and transition and the second for the first athlete to complete the opening bike stage and transition (all taken across the mount lines). Short Chutes are to be taken on the third and final run. Tactics for survival are fierce and athletes are eliminated from the race if they fall more than 90 seconds behind.
Stage 1 Athletes have a mass start and race a swim-bike-run.
Stage 2 Athletes have a mass start and race a run-bike-swim.
Stage 3 Based on their times over those races, it’s a Pursuit Style Start for the final bike-swim-run. The winner is the first person across the line at the end of Stage 3.
The Enduro is considered the most brutal format of all. Requiring endurance and tactics, the Enduro is a non-stop burst of nine back-to-back triathlon disciplines without any breaks. The easiest way to think about it is swim-bike-run repeated continuously three times in a row.
A focus on speed is a key demand of the Enduro because any athlete who falls more than 90 seconds behind the leader will be eliminated.
There are two Short Chutes up for grabs – the first for the fastest athlete over the opening swim and transition and the second for the first athlete to complete the opening bike stage and transition (all taken across the mount lines). Short Chutes are to be taken on the third and final run.
Stage 1 Athletes have a mass start. SBRx3 without breaks. The winner is the first athlete across the finish line upon completion of the entire race sequence.
Points 50
Age 33
Weight 65kg
Height 1.77m
Points 42
Age 30
Weight 59kg
Height 1.70m
Points 34
Weight 70kg
Height 1.80m
Points 18
Age 27
Height 1.72m
Points 28
Age 32
Height 1.81m
Points 22
Age 26
Weight 66kg
Age 23
Height 1.75m
Points 14
Age 29
Height 1.83m
Points 8
Age 31
Height 1.85m
Points 6
Age 28
Weight 69kg
Height 1.90m
Points 4
Weight 71kg
Height 1.91m
Points 5
Weight 76kg
Points 3
Age 34
Weight 73kg
Height 1.87m
Weight 72kg
Points 2
Height 1.74m
Points 1
Weight 63kg
Height 1.71m
Points 24
Weight 50kg
Height 1.66m
Points 36
Height 1.73m
Points 13
Height 1.60m
Points 26
Points 20
Weight 58kg
Points 16
Weight 61kg
Height 1.78m
Weight 54kg
Height 1.65m
Weight 46kg
Height 1.59m
Weight 67kg
Weight 53kg
Height 1.68m
Age 22
Weight 57kg
Height 1.67m
Height 1.57m
Weight 48kg
Height 1.61m
Age 24
Weight 52kg
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