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Ricardo Batista Climbs Third in the World Triathlon Led by Vasco Vilaça

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The Portuguese Ricardo Batista climbed this Sunday to the third place of the World triathlon, with the fourth place in the eighth and penultimate stage, in Karvoly Vary, Czech Republic, where the French Dorian Coninx was the winner

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The Portuguese Ricardo Batista climbed this Sunday to the third place of the World triathlon, with the fourth place in the eighth and penultimate stage, in Karvoly Vary, Czech Republic, where the French Dorian Coninx was the winner

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Ricardo Batista climbed to third place in the World triathlon, with fourth place in the eighth stage. French Dorian Coninx was the winner. Leader of the championship is also the Portuguese Vasco Vilaça.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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After Quiberon last June, Dorian Coninx won the WTCS round this Sunday in the streets of Karlovy Vary ahead of Alex Yee and Tjebbe Kaindl.

The Frenchman won the stage of Karlovy Vary, his second win of the season in the World Triathlon Championship Series after that of Quiberon. He was... The article Dorian Coninx signs a double and repells Alex Yee by ten seconds appeared first on Le Singulier.

After Quiberon last June, Dorian Coninx won the WTCS round this Sunday in the streets of Karlovy Vary ahead of Alex Yee and Tjebbe Kaindl. This article Triathlon – WTCS: Coninx is imposing Karlovy Vary appeared first on Sport 365.

French Dorian Coninx wins the race, while Miguel Hidalgo falls to 11th place The post Miguel Hidalgo ends in 11th in the World Series of Triatlo Karlovy Vary apareceu primeiro em Olimpíada Todo Dia.

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L'ÉQUIPE broke the news in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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