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Swiss men swim too slowly in the triathlon

Max Studer (right) got out of the water too late in the Olympic triathlon

Max Studer (right) got out of the water too late in the Olympic triathlon

Keystone

Less than three hours after Julie Derron's sensational medal win, the Swiss men cannot compete for the medals in the triathlon.

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31.07.2024, 13:06•31.07.2024, 13:16

The 28-year-old Max Studer from Solothurn finished the race in 40th place, 6:34 minutes behind. Three years ago in Tokyo, Studer had still made it into the top 10 (in 9th place). The 29-year-old Adrien Briffaud from Vaud finished in 49th place. Both had already lost too much time at the start of the swim and missed out on the 32-strong leading group in which the medals were awarded.

The gold medal went to 26-year-old Englishman Alex Yee, silver medal winner three years ago in Tokyo. Yee overtook 26-year-old New Zealander Hayden Wilde, who had also finished third behind Yee in Tokyo, in the final. Frenchman Leo Bergere took bronze.

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