Georgia Taylor-Brown fights in the early days in London to claim 12th place on home at home

By Milly McEvoy, Sportsbeat

Georgia Taylor-Brown made his `chaotic ” T100 debut when she was fighting against a puncture and cramps on the way to a 12th place in London.

The Manchester native has gone from the 100 km triathlon to triathlon for the first time on home.

Taylor-Brown fought hard on the bike before a flat tire retained it, but she recovered to hunt two places on the run.

“It was really difficult, a little chaotic, it’s very different with racing ranges and understanding everything,” said the 31 -year -old.

“At the start of the bicycle, we were a fairly important group, so you find out that and then learn that you have to get back and make sure you are not in the red.

“It was difficult at first, then I started to reach, and I felt good, then I had a dish on the bicycle.

“Fortunately, I was in a good place, I was right next to the mechanic, but it cost me a few minutes because we had a little trouble making the wheel turn on.

“On the run, it was a question of seeing what I could do. It was a difficult day, I have very bad cramps, and I feel very sick, but it was fun.”

The T100 format, which includes a 2 km swim, an 80 km bike and an 18 km race, does not allow writing on the bicycle, which sees the athletes change the positions frequently.