The Philippines Elite dominated the course, which was modified into a run-bike-run due to the oil spill the month prior
The TriFactor Triathlon at East Coast Park demonstrated the spirit of perseverance and athletic excellence despite unforeseen obstacles. Due to an oil spill in June, the event format was adjusted to a run-bike-run sequence, ensuring the safety of all participants by omitting the traditional swim leg.
The event, which took place on 28th July, attracted over 1,300 participants including 200 young athletes across various categories. The Philippines Elite dominated the TriFactor Sprint Elite Championship. In the men's race, Andrew Kim Remolino and Matthew Justine Hermosa crossed the finish line together at 00:58:15, with Singapore's Russel Lee taking third place.
In the women's race, the Philippines Elite secured all top spots, with Raven Faith Alcoseba finishing first in 01:08:30, followed by Candace Marie Socito in 01:10:22, and Nicole Marie Del Rosario in 01:10:53.
In the standard triathlon category, James Farley won the men's race with a time of 01:57:01. Guillaume Pichot finished second at 01:59:40, followed by Daniel Allender in third place with a time of 02:01:11. In the women's standard race, Ines Caby claimed first place with a time of 02:09:54, Tatiana Timofeeva finished second at 02:20:01, and Jie Shi Neo secured third place at 02:24:18.
Elvin Ting, Founder of Orange Room, expressed his gratitude, saying, "We are incredibly thankful to the TriFactor community, who flew in from 30 countries to participate in our flagship event in Singapore. The TriFactor series has grown from strength to strength since 2009, and this wouldn't be possible without the unwavering support of our sponsors, partners, and affiliate clubs. Your trust and commitment have been instrumental in our journey, and we look forward to continuing this exciting adventure together."
Race Director Joseph Tan added, "We are deeply grateful to the South East Asia Triathlon Federation and the Triathlon Association of Singapore for their unwavering support. Their guidance and collaboration have been vital in ensuring the success of this event and fostering a strong triathlon community in the region."
The TriFactor Triathlon exemplified the resilience and passion of the triathlon community, successfully adapting to challenges while delivering a memorable and competitive experience. The TriFactor series continues to champion health, fitness, and community spirit across Asia.
Upcoming TriFactor Events:
19-20 October 2024: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
9 November 2024: Pattaya, Thailand
24 November 2024: Singapore
16 February 2025: Subic Bay, Philippines
For more information and detailed results, please visit www.trifactor.asia or contact us at enquiry@trifactor.asia
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