Law Presses in Tokyo | Respect is protected from a frustrated team

First observation: The new Olympic mixed relay triathlon event is spectacular.

Second observation: If the first person on your team gets stuck in traffic at Boeing, good luck getting back into the race.

It happened to Joanna Brown. After two punctures (still unexplained) that sent her out of the women’s triathlon on Tuesday, this time, it went wrong in the swim.

Canadian team so 14^E From 16 in the first stage. Being alone in the back comes with extra difficulty as you leave yourself to ride. In advance, small platoons can defend themselves by working together.

The gap widened with the relay of Alexis Lapage, who was selected this week to replace Tyler Mislachuk, a strong Canadian with a hamstring injury.

“I’s not necessarily in good condition, and I’m burned all my pellets to catch Peloton, which may have been 15 seconds earlier,” said Lepez, who specializes in swimming, his specialty. “I saw them 50 meters away, but I gave everything too early …”

While he was racing, he ran out of juice.

Amelie Kretz practically retained that honor by avoiding last place in Canada and surpassing the Mexican. Matt Sharp retained the position.

Everyone is trying to demonstrate a relatively good mood, but not to mention the podium, the team is better than second from last. We can see Amalie Kretz comforting Joanna Brown, for them it was another “difficult day”.