Axel Reymond Sweeps Open Water At Military World Games
Axel Reymond 
Axel Reymond on the 5 km team relay
Logan Fontaine on the 5 km team relay
Logan Fontaine and Axel Reymond Axel Reymond Sweeps Open Water At Military World Games
Courtesy of Xinhua/Jin Liangkuai at 7th CISM Military World Games, Wuhan, China.Axel Reymond was on a tear in Wuhan, China 7th CISM Military World Games.
He won the 10 km race on Day 1. He won the 5 km race on Day 3. And the culminated his 3 gold medal performance with the 5 km team relay on Day 5.
7th Wuhan Military World Games 10 km on October 23rd:
1. Axel Reymond (France) 1:57:26.2 2. Anton Evsikov (Russia) 1:57:29.4 3. Allan do Carmo (Brazil) 1:57:34.7 4. Dario Verani (Italy) 1:57:37.1 5. Victor Colonese (Brazil) 1:57:38.1 6. Vitaliy Khudyakov (Kazakhstan) 1:57:41.3 7. Seokhyun Park (South Korea) 1:58:26.1 8. Zhongyi Qiao (China) 1:58:39.6 9. Krzysatof Pielowski (Poland) 1:58:40.6 10. Gong Cheng (China) 1:59:00.3 11. Igor Chervynskiy (Ukraine) 1:59:46.2 12. Saleh Mohammad (Syria) 2:01:06.6 13. Chris Hoffmann (Germany) 2:17:20.2 14. Markus Klinder (Germany) 2:23:09.2 15. Alvaro Garcia Ganon (Spain) 2:23:39.5 OTL Eduardo Llerena Santos Daryel (Ecuador) OTL Sebastian Espinel Criollo Fernando (Ecuador) OTL Kenessary Kenenbayev (Kazakhstan) OTL Vilal Ahmed (Spain) OTL Kumara Warnakulasooriyage Vimal (Sri Lanka) OTL Gunasena Dissanayaka Mudiyanselage (Sri Lanka) DNS Pasquale Sanzullo (Italy) 7th Wuhan Military World Games 5 km on October 25th:
1. Axel Reymond (France) 59:20.7 2. Logan Fontaine (France) 59:25.0 3. Anton Evsikov (Russia) 59:25.2 4. Allan do Carmo (Brazil) 59:30.9 5. Sergey Bolshakov (Russia) 59:35.3 6. Seokhyun Park (South Korea) 59:36.2 7. Vitaliy Khudyakov (Kazakhstan) 59:36.9 8. Krzysatof Pielowski (Poland) 59:43.8 9. Jiabao An (China) 59:46.8 10. Fernando Ponte (Brazil) 59:58.7 11. Igor Chervynskiy (Ukraine) 1:00:02.2 12. Pasquale Sanzullo (Italy) 1:00:55.0 13. Saleh Mohammad (Syria) 1:01:38.6 14. Lijun_Zu (China) 1:02:40.3 15. Chris Hoffmann (Germany) 1:07:40.0 16. Sebastian Espinel Criollo Fernando (Ecuador) 1:08:38.9 17. Markus Klinder (Germany) 1:08:54.8 18. Alvaro Garcia Ganon (Spain) 1:08:58.9 19. Eduardo Llerena Santos Daryel (Ecuador) 1:09:05.8 20. Kenessary Kenenbayev (Kazakhstan) 1:10:22.0 OTL (Sri Lanka) OTL Vilal Ahmed (Spain) DSQ Dario Verani (Italy) 7th Wuhan Military World Games 5 km Team Relay on October 27th:
1. France (with Oceane Cassignol + Caroline Jouisse + Axel Reymond + Logan Fontaine) 56:41.8
2. Brazil (with Betina Lorscheitter + Ana Marcela Cunha + Allan Do Carmo + Fernando Ponte) 56:44.6
3. China (with Fuwei Dong + Yawen Hou + Zhongyi Qiao + Jiabao An) 56:48.0
4. Italy (with Alice Franco + Pasquale Sanzullo + Alisia Tettamanzi + Dario Verani) 56:50.0
5. Ecuador (with Elizabeth Morales Herrera Dayana + Sebastian Espinel Criollo Fernando + Eduardo Llerena Santos Daryel + Renata de la Torre Collaguazo Samanta) 1:11:23.6
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