Ann hopes triathlon win will power her up for Ironman challenge


The champ: Ann Pow celebrating after her win in the 113 Triathlon Desaru. — VE Picture.

PETALING JAYA: Ann Pow’s top finish at the 113 Triathlon Desaru will serve her well as she targets to be the fastest Malaysian finisher at longer endurance races soon.

The 2022 SEA Games duathlete crossed the line with a time of 5’21:49s to be crowned the women’s champion after the 2km swim, 90km bike ride and 21km run in Desaru, Johor, yesterday.

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