Yet again, another extraordinary victory for Chris McCormack. On the 24th of June, this leading Australia champion and Rudy Project’s top athlete won the Quelle Challenge Roth in Germany - one of the most difficult and exciting races in the Triathlon world - for the fourth time running.
Already at its twentieth edition, the German competition saw the participation of more that 4 000 athletes. The popular Macca ended the race (Iron Distance, or more precisely, a 1.2 mile swim, a 112 mile bike ride and a 26.2 mile run) in 7:54’23”, and was the only athlete to arrive under the 8-hour barrier. McCormack crossed the finishing line ahead of Spanish athlete Eneko Llanos (8:06’06”) and the other Australian competitor Peter Jacobs (8:09’18”).
The 140 000 spectators that followed the Challenge had the chance of not only admiring the outstanding performance of the Australian, but also that of the new Rudy Project Sportmask Performance sunglasses. The Sportmask Performance sunglasses have an aerodynamic design and aggressive look and are distinguished by a special anti-fog nose bridge, which improves lens ventilation.
Sportmask Performance also surprises for the unusual shape of the wraparound lenses and the lateral logos in true racing style. Comfort is guaranteed by the extremely light and adjustable nosepiece made of soft silicone rubber.
Macca played another ace with the Syton Carbon helmet. Designed to provide maximum airflow control while offering high safety standards, Syton Carbon is made with careful attention to detail - the only way to ensure optimal aerodynamic performance.
By wearing Sportmask Performance and the Syton Carbon helmet, Chris McCormack provided all his fans with the joy of an excellent result. Rudy Project has the satisfaction of remaining a winner in a sport where the performance of the materials is of fundamental importance.
