Sabato 8 e domenica 9 luglio 2023, si è svolto lo storico appuntamento di Tiszaujvaros, in Ungheria, con l’ormai classica formula di semifinali e finali.
L’evento, valido come tappa di Coppa Mondo (vedi l’elenco completo di tutte le tappe 2023), ha salutato i successi della giovane svedese Tilda Mansson, al termine di un’appassionante volata, e del beniamino locale Csongor Lehmann.
Sul podio tanta Spagna: tra le donne, Noelia Juan perde per un soffio l’oro al photo-finish, terza la belga Jolien Vermeylen, mentre in campo maschile, doppietta spagnola con Sergio Baxter Cabrera 2° e Alberto Gonzalez Garcia 3°.
Per quanto riguarda i colori azzurri, Bianca Seregni esce con un gran vantaggio a nuoto e scappa via in bici, restando sola con la faccia al vento per più di metà frazione; ripresa, nella frazione a piedi ha perso poi terreno chiudendo 12^.
Angelica Prestia nuota, pedala e corre lì davanti, con le più forti, e si porta a casa una bellissima quarta piazza, a soli sei secondi dal podio.
Top ten centrata anche da Ilaria Zane, 9^, mentre Costanza Arpinelli e Luisa Iogna-Prat chiudono rispettivamente al 15° e 16° posto.
In campo maschile, prova davvero buona per Nicola Azzano che con caparbietà si conquista la settima piazza, mentre Alessio Crociani, uscito davanti dal nuoto, chiude al 17° posto e Samuele Angelini arriva 26°; non si è qualificato per la finale Sergiy Polikarpenko.
2023 Tiszaujvaros World Cup – Women’s highlights
2023 Tiszaujvaros World Cup – Men’s highlights
TOP TEN
DONNE
1 Tilda Månsson 2004 SWE 00:58:45 00:10:04 00:01:02 00:30:39 00:00:28 00:16:34
2 Noelia Juan 1996 ESP 00:58:46 00:09:59 00:00:59 00:30:46 00:00:25 00:16:38
3 Jolien Vermeylen 1994 BEL 00:58:50 00:09:28 00:01:05 00:31:15 00:00:22 00:16:44
4 Angelica Prestia 2002 ITA 00:58:56 00:10:03 00:01:02 00:30:39 00:00:23 00:16:51
5 Solveig Løvseth 1999 NOR 00:58:59 00:10:14 00:01:03 00:30:24 00:00:26 00:16:54
6 Anna Godoy Contreras 1992 ESP 00:59:01 00:09:40 00:01:01 00:31:03 00:00:24 00:16:55
7 Marta Pintanel Raymundo 1999 ESP 00:59:07 00:10:00 00:01:01 00:30:44 00:00:21 00:17:03
8 Zsanett Bragmayer 1994 HUN 00:59:11 00:09:23 00:01:01 00:31:19 00:00:21 00:17:10
9 Ilaria Zane 1992 ITA 00:59:24 00:09:57 00:00:59 00:30:47 00:00:24 00:17:19
10 Charlotte McShane 1990 AUS 00:59:27 00:09:51 00:01:01 00:30:53 00:00:25 00:17:19
9 Ilaria Zane 1992 ITA 00:59:24 00:09:57 00:00:59 00:30:47 00:00:24 00:17:19
12 Bianca Seregni 2000 ITA 00:59:38 00:08:54 00:01:03 00:31:48 00:00:26 00:17:29
15 Costanza Arpinelli 2000 ITA 00:59:44 00:10:11 00:00:59 00:30:36 00:00:27 00:17:34
16 Luisa Iogna-Prat 1995 ITA 01:00:00 00:09:53 00:01:01 00:30:52 00:00:27 00:17:49
UOMINI
1 Csongor Lehmann 1999 HUN 00:52:18 00:08:45 00:00:57 00:27:42 00:00:20 00:14:36
2 Sergio Baxter Cabrera 2000 ESP 00:52:26 00:08:50 00:00:54 00:27:41 00:00:22 00:14:41
3 Alberto Gonzalez Garcia 1998 ESP 00:52:32 00:08:48 00:00:55 00:27:42 00:00:22 00:14:48
4 Gábor Faldum 1988 HUN 00:52:38 00:08:58 00:00:57 00:27:29 00:00:19 00:14:56
5 Rostislav Pevtsov 1987 AZE 00:52:43 00:08:57 00:00:56 00:27:33 00:00:23 00:14:55
6 Jannik Schaufler 1997 GER 00:52:47 00:08:57 00:00:56 00:27:34 00:00:21 00:15:01
7 Nicola Azzano 1997 ITA 00:52:51 00:08:54 00:01:05 00:27:28 00:00:21 00:15:06
8 Maxime Hueber-Moosbrugger 1996 FRA 00:52:55 00:09:13 00:00:55 00:27:56 00:00:20 00:14:32
9 Márk Dévay 1996 HUN 00:52:58 00:08:41 00:00:59 00:27:44 00:00:22 00:15:14
10 Hugo Milner 1998 GBR 00:53:03 00:09:08 00:00:56 00:28:03 00:00:22 00:14:36
17 Alessio Crociani 2001 ITA 00:53:24 00:08:45 00:00:57 00:27:46 00:00:25 00:15:34
26 Samuele Angelini 1999 ITA 00:53:53 00:09:16 00:00:55 00:27:55 00:00:23 00:15:26
36 Sergiy Polikarpenko* 1998 ITA 00:54:07 00:09:24 00:00:59 00:27:35 00:00:33 00:15:37
*Positions 1st to 31st are taken from the Final. Positions 32nd and beyond are taken from the semifinals.
