Noosa Triathlon: Hauser Headlines as Gentle's Streak Ends
Ashleigh Gentle, who had won 10 straight Noosa Triathlons, will miss the event to prioritize her T100 title push.
Freshly minted world champion Matthew Hauser will headline the Noosa Triathlon after a scheduling conflict ended Gentle's decade-long dominance.
- Hauser, 27, won gold in the series final in Wollongong, ending Australia's 15-year world championship drought.
- Gentle, 34, has won 11 of the past 12 Noosa Triathlons, but a move to middle-distance racing has altered her schedule.
Australia's 15-year world championship drought has ended with Hauser's win.
Hauser will perform a 1.5km swim, 40km cycle, and 10km victory lap at the 42nd Noosa staging.
Author's summary: Hauser headlines Noosa Triathlon as Gentle's streak ends.
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