Leo Bergere upsets odds to win World Triathlon title
ABU DHABI : France's Leo Bergere upset the odds to win his first World Triathlon title after finishing first in the elite men's event in Abu Dhabi on Saturday.
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ABU DHABI : France's Leo Bergere upset the odds to win his first World Triathlon title after finishing first in the elite men's event in Abu Dhabi on Saturday.
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ABU DHABI: Flora Duffy became the only woman ever to win four World Triathlon titles on Friday afternoon in Abu Dhabi, confirming her status as the greatest female athlete that the sport has ever seen.
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