Reid 'expected to finish higher than sixth'

Ireland’s Aileen Reid admitted to some disappointment after finishing sixth in the women’s triathlon in the inaugural European Games in Baku today.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2015 - 17:32

Ireland’s Aileen Reid admitted to some disappointment after finishing sixth in the women’s triathlon in the inaugural European Games in Baku today.

The 32-year-old had expected better after a stellar season which saw her claim fourth place in the World Triathlon Series race in London late last month.

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Courts Athletics Heathrow Place: Baku Place: Ireland Place: London Place: Switzerland Place: Azeri Person: Reid Person: Aileen Reid Person: Nicola Spirig Event: European Games Event: World Triathlon Series Event: Rio Olympics

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