“I am very surprised. Given that I had quite a few health problems that prevented me from making more serious plans in training and matches, and I didn’t even know until the end of August that I was registered for the match in Zadar (the application was postponed from 2020 due to corona times), I am very satisfied with the preparation. The match itself was otherwise tiring, both due to the lack of training and the weather conditions. Given that we had before start rain, a bit of sun on the bike, then wind and rain and the same conditions on the run, I have to admit that in I didn’t enjoy the performance as much as usual. That’s why I’m here in all the more to the goal,” said the national runner-up in standard triathlonwhich she had to in Zadar to be completed with 1.9 km of swimming, 90 km of cycling and 21.1 km of running.

In the men’s competition, the best Slovenian Tim Gošnjak was in fourth place (3.59.49). The Croatian Andrej won Vistica with a time of 3:53:27.