Hayden Wilde wins Super League Triathlon in London amid drama, Cassandre Beaugrand triumphs in women's race

Hayden Wilde has won the London race of Super League Triathlon for the second year in a row. The New Zealander, representing Team Sharks, beat Matt Hauser (Eagles) into second and Britain's Alex Yee (Rhinos) into third. Ad There was huge controversy in the first stage as Hauser, who was second out of the water, was told in transition that he was disqualified for a false start.

The Australian protested but replays showed that it was his Team Eagles team-mate Jamie Riddle who was in fact the culprit. Triathlon'Number one in London' — Wilde holds off Hauser and Yee for Super League Triathlon win2 HOURS AGO Common sense prevailed however as it was confirmed a short while later that Hauser's swim points would count. Hauser's Eagles did also earn a 'short chute' which allowed him a shortcut on the final run, however, he was still unable to get the better of Wilde who repeated his 2021 triumph in the English capital.

«I feel extremely sorry for Hauser,» Wilde confessed afterwards. «His partner got the penalty but unfortunately, he had to serve it. Farah wins the Big Half in London, McColgan sets new course record La Vuelta Stage 15 LIVE — Roglic and Evenepoel to do battle on queen stage »Things happen like that but he raced amazingly out there.

I actually didn't realise he had the short chute so when I turned around I thought 'oh man, I've got to work for this' and really happy to bring it home." Meanwhile, Cassandre Beaugrand, of Team Scorpions, sprinted to a thrilling victory in the women’s race. The Frenchwoman kept tight on the heels of Team Rhinos’ Taylor Spivey as they emerged from the water on stage 3, and she made her move in the final lap of the closing run to take the win, three seconds ahead of the American. It’s her