Youth in the spotlight on day two of XTERRA

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On the second day of XTERRA World Championship triathlon racing, youth were the focus as the sport looked to its future with a series of sprint triathlons Sunday, Oct. 11. Athletes ages 13-19 ran shorter courses than the elite triathlons…

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Czhecia youth racer Ondrej Plic celebrates as he grabs the finish tape to win the XTERRA Youth B title, Sunday, Oct. 11, at Wingfield Park in Ruidoso. Todd Fuqua | Ruidoso News

Source: Alamogordo Daily News ↗