Bevan Docherty – Super-human Triathlon Sprint Finish
Posted by Ray Gill
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2004 Olympics triathlon silver medalist Bevan Docherty of New Zealand lives up to his motto of “He who wants it most wins!” Here, he sprints from behind to clutch victory from the grasp of compatriot Kris Gemmell at the 2005 New Plymouth ITU World Cup triathlon.
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amazing
holy shit.
he smiled all the way thru the final!!!!!!!!!!!
awesome , amazing
Sandbagger.
what a finish. Go Kiwi
that was amazing
Mustering that kind of strength at the end is an incomparable feeling of your own endurance and drive. It’s simlply great to see.
that was wicked! Gemmell has such a smooth running style, and docherty came from miles back! awesome vid!
Sheer fucking Grit.
My favourite clip on You Tube!! I watch it weekly for inspiration. Takes the meaning “digging deep” to a new level.
whoa! that was so unexpected lol!
Actually he was grinding his teeth in agony and pain haha
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watch this before every cross-country race, really helps those last 1000 meters
where was the race?
that is crazy, i cant believe the energy they both had at the end of this thing! prob due to an Olympic distance
buen sprint mejor si lo uviera ganado
haha that’s what is all about!
beautiful, inspiring!
Triathlon, and amazing sport
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It’s from the New Plymouth ITU World Cup in New Zealand.
im 15 years old and i do triathlon… and this is the best fuckin video ever it motivates me a lot before every race
I bet Bevan Docherty never let their ex wives take their cars, cellphones, shoes or houses away, JS i l w.
I was there in the stands at the front and it was amazing! I thought Kris Gemmel was going to win, then Bevan Docherty came out of the blue. A couple weeks later I did my first triathlon.
That’s a great story. Hopefuly it inspired you in that first triathlon and beyond. Thanks for sharing.
this is amazing im 15 and i do triathlons im going to try to get to an elite level and i will be the youngest in the long course triathlon that im going to do