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Hungarian pair Leila Gyenesei and Adam Marosi collected their second World Cup Series Mixed Relay gold this season with victory on home soil in Budapest today. The dynamic duo were the outstanding performers, placing second in the fence, third in the pool and fourth in the ride before a controlled display in the combined set them on their way to the title in front of the local fans.
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Hungarian duo Leila Gyenesei and Adam Marosi are now in pole position to deliver a gold that has so far eluded the host national in Budapest as they begin the combied ahead of the pack. The pair, who won the inaugural Mixed Relay at World Cup #1 in Palm Springs, USA, has proved formidable this season. [ Read more... ]
In the first event of the Mixed Relay at World Cup #4 in Budapest, the experienced Latvian pair Elena Rublevska and Deniss Cerkovskis claimed 1084 points from 25 bouts won in the fence. They were head and shoulders above the rest with second place going to Hungarian duo Leila Gyenesei and Adam Marosi recording 20 victories with the epée.
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After placing the fastest time in the pool in the second event of the Men’s Final at World Cup #4 in Budapest, Hungary, Great Britain’s Jamie Cooke recorded a perfect ride to find himself in fourth position overall with just the combined to go. It simply was his day as some sublime shooting, which included a world record, put him on his way to his maiden victory in a World Cup Series event.
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Punching the air in delight as he recorded a perfect ride around the course, the Hungarian Olympic bronze medallist Adam Marosi, lapped up the applause of the crowd with the knowledge that he was now in the best possible position for a shot at gold with just the combined to go. [ Read more... ]
An extremely strong Men’s Final made for unpredictable results as the Czech Republic’s Michal Sedlecky came out on top in the fence and South Korea’s Jinhwa Jung finds first in the provisional leaderboard after World record holder James Cooke from Great Britain edged out his rivals in the pool. [ Read more... ]
Follow the LIVE results from the Men's Final at World Cup #4 in Budapest, Hungary.
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The Women’s Final at World Cup #4 lived up to its billing with a tightly contested combined event capping off a quality day of competition in Budapest, Hungary. Ganna Buriak confirmed Ukraine’s dominance this season with her second triumph in a row, adding to her compatriot Victoria Tereshuk’s gold in Palm Springs, USA, in the first World Cup Series event of the year.
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A decisive ride by Great Britain’s Mhairi Spence put her in pole position with just the combined event to go in the Women’s Final at World Cup #4 in Budapest, Hungary. Spence’s 1200 points with her horse will now be a major confidence boost to her aspirations of reaching the podium.
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It came as no surprise to see Elodie Clouvel claim the most points in the Women’s Final swim with the French 24-year-old just piping Russia’s Luidmila Kukushkina to top spot, by just three tenth of a second. Clouvel continues her impressive record of having won each of the Women’s Final swims at each of her three World Cup Series appearances this season. She now finds herself second overall with the Ride and the Combine events still to go. [ Read more... ]
April's edition of the Modern Pentathlon newsletter is now available to download.
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Italian fencing sensation Claudia Cesarini blew the rest of the field away in the first event of the Women’s Final at World Cup #4 in Budapest. The 26-year-old won an incredible 29 from 35 bouts to claim 1096 points as she came close to matching the world record set by China’s Xiaonan Zhang in Palm Springs earlier this year. [ Read more... ]
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There were bunch finishes in each of the three Men’s Qualification groups in the combined events today at World Cup #4 in Budapest, Hungary. From 80 athletes competing, 36 made it to Sunday’s Final with 18 nations set to be represented. [ Read more... ]
Woojin Hwang, who celebrated his 23rd birthday just two days ago, confirmed his fine form this season with a quality start in the Men’s Qualification Group B. The World Cup #3 Chengdu silver medallist first place in the fence, with 19 victories on the pistes, and his second place in the pool, put him in a commanding position ahead of the combined.
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1400 points were awarded to Russian secret weapon Roman Diachkov after the 25-year-old, who is making his debut on the international stage, surprised everyone to take first place in the pool, following a blistering time of 1:56:67. [ Read more... ]
23-year -old South Korean University student Jinhwa Jung managed to pip his compatriot Woojin Hwang to top spot in the pool with a time of 1:58:34, three hundreds of a second ahead of his teammate. Jung’s exploits saw him claim 1380 points. [ Read more... ]
Hungarian poster-boy Adam Marosi, the World No.2 male pentathlete, confirmed his tag of favourite by winning the Group A fence this morning, before placing seventh in the pool, to ensure he would stat the combined event later this afternoon in pole position. [ Read more... ]
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