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Sunday 19 June 2011 8:47 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 10:48 am

Findlay just too good for Jenkins

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Britain’s Helen Jenkins lost to Canada’s Paula Findlay in a sprint finish for the second consecutive race at the latest World Series event in Kitzbuhel. Jenkins said: “I am happy with second. Sarah is so strong.” On Saturday, Britain’s Alistair Brownlee led from start to finish to follow up his success in Madrid with another win in the men’s event.

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