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Sagiv (ISR) and Kristensen (DEN) shock winners in Alanya Junior Cup

By David Peddie | 07 Oct, 2012

Ditte Kristensen capped a fantastic 2012 with victory in the final Junior European Cup of the season in Alanya.

The young dane dominated the race from start to finish to claim her maiden career victory at European level.

Kristensen, pictured above on the podium, has caught the eye with some impressive performances this year, but her victory did come as a surprise.

There was another first as Norway’s Lotte Miller crossed the line to finish in second place, the first podium of her career.

The duo were able to hold off the challenge of pre-race favourite, Olga Agapova.

The young Russian has been one of the most consistent performers on the European Junior circuit this year but had to settle for another third place finish, her third of the season.

In the Junior Men’s race, Shachar Sagiv (ISR) stunned the crowd and the athletes with a powerful display to record his first ever victory.

Sagiv follows in the footsteps of Ron Darmon (Junior winner in 2008 in Tiszaujvaros) in what is a proud result for the Israeli Triathlon Association.

Russian Juniors Maxim Subbotin and Andrey Moiseenko capped a fantastic weekend for the Russian Federation as they claimed the remaining podium positions in 2nd and 3rd respectively.

It was Russia’s 8th podium across both the European and Junior Cups in Alanya.

The results did little to affect the 2012 European Junior Rankings and full confirmation of the final standings will be issued in due course.
 

Related Event: 2012 Alanya ETU Triathlon Junior European Cup
07 Oct, 2012 • event pageall results
Results: Junior Women
1. Ditte Kristensen DEN 01:01:08
2. Lotte Miller NOR 01:02:31
3. Olga Agapova AIN 01:02:54
4. Linda Vitova CZE 01:03:08
5. Elena Lokhmanova AIN 01:03:15
6. Antonina Pisareva AIN 01:03:54
7. Lili Kerekes HUN 01:04:23
8. Elvira Emelyanova AIN 01:04:26
9. Kristina Nesterenko KAZ 01:04:27
10. Oxana Grot KAZ 01:04:28
Results: Junior Men
1. Shachar Sagiv ISR 00:53:31
2. Maxim Subbotin AIN 00:53:37
3. Andrey Moiseenko AIN 00:53:42
4. Evgeniy Stepanov AIN 00:53:45
5. Jiri Kalus CZE 00:53:48
6. Henrik Goesch FIN 00:53:50
7. Gustav Iden NOR 00:53:50
8. Ilya Prasolov AIN 00:53:56
9. Fynn-Rasmus Elischer GER 00:53:57
10. Anton Portnyagin KAZ 00:54:00