Duathlon at the 2019 Southeast Asian Games

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Duathlon
at the 2019 Southeast Asian Games
PH2019 Duathlon.png
Location Subic, Philippines
Dates2–5 December
Nations6

The duathlon competition at the 2019 Southeast Asian Games in the Philippines was held at the Subic Bay Freeport Zone [1] from 2 to 5 December 2019. [2]

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Competition schedule

The men's and women's individual race took place on 2 December 2019. [2] The mixed relay event was originally scheduled to take place on 4 December 2019 [2] but was rescheduled to take place earlier on 2 December 2019 due to the anticipated weather caused by Typhoon Kanmuri (Tisoy). [3]

All times are Philippine Standard Time (UTC+8).

EventDateStart time
Men's individual2 December 20196:00
Women's individual2 December 20198:00
Mixed relay5 December 20198:00

Medal summary

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Philippines)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines  (PHI)*1113
Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand  (THA)1113
3Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia  (INA)1001
4Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore  (SIN)0101
5Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam  (VIE)0011
Totals (5 nations)3339

Events

EventGoldSilverBronze
Men's individualJauhari Johan
Flag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia
Joey Delos Reyes
Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
Nattawut Srinate
Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand
Women's individualMonica Torres
Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
Pareeya Sonsem
Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand
Nguyễn Thị Phương Trinh
Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam
Mixed relayFlag of Thailand.svg  Thailand
Pareeya Sonsem
Nattawut Srinate
Siriwan Kuncharin
Arthit Soda
Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore
Emma Ada Middleditch
Ahmad Arif Ibrahim
Herlene Natasha Yu
Nicholas Rachmadi
Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines
Monica Torres
Efraim Iñigo
Mary Pauline Fornea
Emmanuel Comendador

Participating nations

A total of athletes from 6 nations were scheduled to participate (the numbers of athletes are shown in parentheses).

Results

Men's individual

Key
RankDuathleteCountryRunningCyclingRunningTotal timeDifference
Gold medal icon.svgJauhari JohanFlag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 33:481:00:5217:061:52:51
Silver medal icon.svgJoey Delos ReyesFlag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 34:051:00:3917:321:53.04+0:13
Bronze medal icon.svgNattawut SrinateFlag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 34:041:00:4317:291:53:05+0:14
4Lam Wai KitFlag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 33:501:02:2217:311:54:38+1:47
5Jerwyn BanataoFlag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 34:411:01:2218:221:55:19+2:28
6Soda ArthitFlag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 33:501:03:3717:301:55:55+3:04
7Lim Kien MauFlag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 34:351:02:5318:011:56:27+3:36
8Cao Ngọc HàFlag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 33:561:03:3919:041:57:43+4:52
9Loh Chwan ChyinFlag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 34:421:02:5119:451:58:21+5:32
10Foo Gen LinFlag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 33:511:10:1718:192:03:18+10:27
11Nguyễn Tiến HùngFlag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 34:441:09:4419:112:04:17+11:26
11Kang ThoeurnFlag of Cambodia.svg  Cambodia 36:491:15:4421:152:15:06+22:15
Source: Official Results [4]

Women's individual

Key
RankDuathleteCountryRunningCyclingRunningTotal timeDifference
Gold medal icon.svgMonica TorresFlag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 38:161:08:2320:562:08:44
Silver medal icon.svgPareeya SonsemFlag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 40:081:10:2419:472:11:18+2:34
Bronze medal icon.svgNguyễn Thị Phương TrinhFlag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 41:191:09:1322:412:14:20+5:36
4Aoranuch AiamtasFlag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 38:171:17:0620:062:16:36+7:52
5Eva DesianaFlag of Indonesia.svg  Indonesia 42:011:12:5522:512:18:48+10:04
6Jelsie SabadoFlag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 40:321:14:0123:152:19:17+10:33
7Phoebe KeeFlag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 43:451:14:0123:112:21:59+13:15
8Mohammad MarianaFlag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 45:241:12:2523:162:22:17+13:33
9Yee Phui SeFlag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 44:561:12:5124:082:23:18+14:34
10Mok Ying RongFlag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 40:071:21:3222:272:25:23+16:39
11Uon ChanpheaktraFlag of Cambodia.svg  Cambodia 46:481:20:1626:502:34:52+26:08
12Ratana PhalFlag of Cambodia.svg  Cambodia 50:331:34:33DNF
Source: Official Results [5]

Mixed relay

RankDuathleteCountryLeg 1Leg 2Leg 3Leg 4Total timeDifference
Gold medal icon.svgPareeya Sonsem
Nattawut Srinate
Siriwan Kuncharin
Arthit Soda
Flag of Thailand.svg  Thailand 22.2920.4623.5221.411:27.68
Silver medal icon.svgEmma Ada Middleditch
Ahmad Arif Ibrahim
Herlene Natasha Yu
Nicholas Rachmadi
Flag of Singapore.svg  Singapore 22.4320.5523.2723.111:29.36+1.68
Bronze medal icon.svgMonica Torres
Efraim Inigo
Mary Pauline Fornea
Emmanuel Comendador
Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 23.0721.4224.3522.111:30.95+3.27
4Nguyễn Thị Phương Trinh
Cao Ngọc Hà
Nguyễn Thị Kim Tuyến
Nguyễn Tiến Hùng
Flag of Vietnam.svg  Vietnam 24.0821.4125.4522.391:33.33+5.65
5Yee Phui Se
Xian Chong
Yeong Zhen Yi
Muhammad Haziq Junaidy
Flag of Malaysia.svg  Malaysia 26.4121.2024.3122.461:34.38+6.70

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