He Didn't Make the Mustache, and It's Good: Vasco Vilaça Is World Triathlon Champion
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A 26-year-old athlete won the title that Vanessa Fernandes brought to Portugal in 2007.
At the age of 26, Vasco Vilaça became the first Portuguese man to be the best in the world in the triathlon: he had already been, still very young, vice-champion of the world in 2020. He was in 2nd place at the very end of the time in Pontevedra, Spain, result enough to succeed Vanessa Fernandes, who almost 20 years ago was champion.
Portugal regains a World title, after Vanessa Fernandes was champion in 2007
Vasco Vilaça celebrated Sunday the World Champion of Elites triathlon, becoming the first Portuguese to achieve it in the male sector, at the end of the second position, the superfinal played in Pontevedra, Spain.
Brazilian does not reach decisive scoring positions this Sunday (27); Portuguese is second in the photo finish and bill the World Triathlon Series The post Miguel Hidalgo is 32o in Pontevedra and Vilaça gets the title of the season apareceu primeiro em Olimpíada Todo Dia.
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