Australia claim silver in mixed teams relay at World Triathlon
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Nov, 22:31 · Archive
Australia finished second in the mixed teams relay at the World Triathlon Championships Series in Abu Dhabi, behind Spain in gold, with Brazil taking bronze. The team comprised Matt Hauser, Luke Willian, Emma Jeffcoat and Tilly Offord.
Jeffcoat said the team's experience with surf conditions from Australia helped in the swim leg. Hauser, who had claimed individual silver the previous day, said the team worked to keep the race together. Willian broke away on the bike leg but was closed in on during the run section, ultimately holding on for silver.
Offord expressed enthusiasm at racing alongside world-class athletes, saying she wanted to put Willian in the best position possible. Willian praised the team for setting him up well for the final leg.

How it is being reported
- Mixed blessings as Aussie triathletes strike silverThe Australian team claimed silver in the mixed teams relay to wrap up the World Triathlon Championships Series event in the United Arab Emirates.The West Australian · 14 Nov, 22:02
- Mixed blessings as Aussie triathletes strike silverThe Australian team claimed silver in the mixed teams relay to wrap up the World Triathlon Championships Series event in the United Arab Emirates.Perth Now · 14 Nov, 22:02
In this story: Australia · Spain · Brazil · Abu Dhabi · Matt Hauser · Luke Willian · Emma Jeffcoat · Tilly Offord
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