Saint-Malo M and S triathlons
A sea of oil, a summer weather: the conditions were met, this Sunday, to make these two contested triathlons, for the S in the morning and for the M in the afternoon, a beautiful sporting meeting where the Breton clubs were represented in force: Rennes, Saint-Grégoire, Quimper, Lorient, Saint-Brieuc …
The most perilous event was that of the bicycle. To the point that the winner had to produce an effort of mental concentration to find his way around and memorize the number of laps! Yann Guyot finished swimming (1.5 km) in 24th position and started his running (10 km) in second position, 1’30 ” behind the young 21-year-old Finistère, Baptiste Veistroffer.
Veistroffer at point of view
“Yes, swimming is my weak point even if I do well, admitted the Gregorian Yann Guyot (35). By bike, I did not have the best sensations. In running, I didn’t think too much. It was rolling on small paths with stairs ”.
Yann Guyot quickly had his sights set on the Finistère. “I haven’t thought about it too much. I overtook him immediately and I accelerated ”, confided the winner, happy with his victory acquired in front of his family and his hierarchical superiors.
Yann Guyot is indeed a soldier at the Comsic (Information Systems Command) in Cesson-Sévigné, near Rennes. Last week, he finished 9th in the French Elite long distance championship at Cagnes-sur-Mer.
Rankings
Triathlon M. Gentlemen: 1. Yann Guyot (Saint-Grégoire) in 1 h 56’25 ”; 2. B. Veistroffer (Quimper Triathlon) 1 h 58’00 ”; 3. F. Houdré (Les Pieux) 2 h 01’04 ”; 4. Mr. Hubert (Rennes) 2 h 01’47 ”; 5. Victor Blin (Caen) 2 h 02’49 ” ‘; 6. Solly Camard (Poissy) 2 h 03’05 ”.
Ladies : 1. Anne-Sophie Pierre (Poissy Triathlon) in 2 h 14’34 ”; 2. S. Gate (Rennes Triathlon) 2 h 25’40 ”; 3. S. Valette (Caen Triathlon) 2 h 29’38 ”.
Triathlon S. Gentlemen: 1. Luis Santos (Caen) 1 h 04’45 ” ‘; 2. Q. Mancel (Caen) 1 h 05’42 ”; 3. F. Samson (Saint-Jean-de-Monts) 1 h 06’37 ”; 4. Mr. Druneau (Pontivy) 1h 07’54 ” ‘; 5. P.-A. Le Bot (Redon) 1 h 07’55 ”.
Ladies : 1. Maela Moison (Pontivy Triathlon) in 1 h 16’53 ”; 2. J. Garai-Memery (International Triathlon Expatriates) 1 h 19:40 ”; 3. L. Khamsi (TC Nantais) 1 h 22”12.
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