April 11, 2017
The 2017 TriFactor Series splashed off on Sunday at the East Coast Park with the TriFactor Swim and AquaRun Challenge. The TriFactor team always put on a good show, and Sunday’s event was no exception with well over 500 competitors and what looked like as many supporters flocking to the event site near the Bedok Jetty.
The marquee contest from the many events on the race card was the 2,000-Metre Swim, and coming out of the water fastest to claim the men’s and women’s titles respectively were SEA Games-bound swimmers Erasmus Ang and Chantal Liew.
In the multisport element of the TriFactor Swim event, triathlon superstars Bryce Chong and Christy Suriadi took the top swim-run-swim honours.
Click on this link to read the full race report on www.secondwindmagazine.com.
The 2017 TriFactor Series splashed off on Sunday at the East Coast Park with the TriFactor Swim and AquaRun Challenge. The TriFactor team always put on a good show, and Sunday’s event was no exception with well over 500 competitors and what looked like as many supporters flocking to the event site near the Bedok Jetty.
The marquee contest from the many events on the race card was the 2,000-Metre Swim, and coming out of the water fastest to claim the men’s and women’s titles respectively were SEA Games-bound swimmers Erasmus Ang and Chantal Liew.
In the multisport element of the TriFactor Swim event, triathlon superstars Bryce Chong and Christy Suriadi took the top swim-run-swim honours.
Click on this link to read the full race report on www.secondwindmagazine.com.
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