Beaugrand wins again in Weihai as Potter second
France's Cassandre Beaugrand earns her fourth straight win in the World Triathlon Championship Series as Britain's Beth Potter comes second in Weihai.
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"This one was definitely not easy."
— Cassandre Beaugrand , Athlete
Key People
Beth Potter is a British triathlete known for her competitive performances.
Cassandre Beaugrand is a French triathlete and the Olympic champion.
David Cantero del Campo is a triathlete from Spain.
Lisa Tertsch is a German triathlete and world champion.
Max Studer is a triathlete from Switzerland.
Tyler Mislawchuk is a triathlete from Canada.
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France's Cassandre Beaugrand earns her fourth straight win in the World Triathlon Championship Series as Britain's Beth Potter comes second in Weihai.
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