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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - Gwen Jorgensen wins 2015 World Championship after undefeated season
2015 was such a HUGE year for USA's Gwen Jorgensen as she became a two-time ITU World Champion AFTER an undefeated regular season!
Celebrating this great moment in #WTS10Years! https://triathlonlive.tv/
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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - 2014 WTS season reaches 5 continents
In 2014, #WTSCapeTown joined the Series, which meant that for the first time in ITU history a race was held on 5 continents in the same year! #WTS10Years
https://triathlonlive.tv/
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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - Javier Gomez is a 5X World Champion in 2015
The man is a legend! In 2015 at the WTS Chicago Grand Final, Spaniard Javier Gomez became a 5X ITU World Champion (2008, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2015)!
https://triathlonlive.tv/
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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - 2013 sprint finish between Javier Gomez and Jonny Brownlee
Is there anything more exciting than a one-on-one battle to the finish line? Check out this #WTS10Years moment from WTSLondon in 2013 between Javier Gomez and Jonny Brownlee!
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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - 2013 WTS Kitzbuhel Uphill Course
One of the most challenging courses in all of #WTS10Years was in 2013 in #WTSKitzbuhel where after the swim, the elites began an ascent of 867 meters over 11.5km of hairpin mountain roads before facing another 136-meter incline on the 2.5km run.
That year, in the women's race... Brit Jodie Stimpson crushed it! https://triathlonlive.tv/
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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - 2014 WTS London Men’s Race Final Mile
Have we seen a more epic last mile in the sport in all of #WTS10Years other than this one in 2014 WTS London? Rewatch and decide for yourself!
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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - 2012 WTS Stockholm adds sprint distance and mixed relay events
WTS Stockholm was an important stop in the season in 2012, it was the city that welcomed sprint-distance races to the Series and the Mixed Relay World Championships joined with a WTS event. Relive the moment! #WTS10Years https://triathlonlive.tv/
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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - 2011 WTS Yokohama postponed due to Earthquake
Did you know that 2011 was the only year that a WTS race was held after the Grand Final when WTS Yokohama was postponed due to a tragic earthquake? #WTS10Years
https://www.triathlon.org/…/gal…/top_moments_from_wts10years
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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - Emma Moffatt (AUS) wins 2010 World Championship
Aussie Emma Moffatt opened up the first two years of the WTS by setting the bar for the women's field as she back-to-back WTS World championships in 2009 & 2010. This #WTS10Years Top Moment is celebrating her second Crown in #WTSBudapest. https://triathlonlive.tv/
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Top Moments from#WTS10Years - 2009 WTS Madrid Women’s Race with Lisa Norden and Andrea Hewitt
We are celebrating 10 years and 10 seasons of the World Triathlon Series! #WTS10Years!
We are looking back at some of the top moments throughout the years. In the debut year in 2009, WTS Madrid saw Kiwi Andrea Hewitt edge out Lisa Norden (SWE) by a nose in this photo finish! https://bit.ly/2PGQEau
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Top moments from #WTS10Years - 2010 Budapest Grand Final Men’s Race
Triathlon can be unpredictable, sometimes races don't go the way you planned when you toe the start line.
In 2010 at the Budapest Grand Final, Germany's Jan Frodeno needed a top-four finish to win the World Title, but he finished 41st. Continue celebrating #WTS10Years with us here and on https://triathlonlive.tv/ every day!
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Top Moments from #WTS10Years - 2009 WTS Tongyeong Men’s Race
It's these nail-biting moments through the years that have made #WTS10Years so exciting for the sport of triathlon!
Remember this moment in 2009 when Bevan Docherty dove past Aussie Brad Kahlefeldt to win WTS Tongyeong? Watch more moments like this anytime on https://triathlonlive.tv
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2018 World Triathlon Grand Final Gold Coast Highlights
Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, welcomed the triathlon world!A showcase of highlights and inspiring moments from the 2018 ITU World Triathlon Grand Final.Edit produced by Jan Prager | ITU Media
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2018 World Triathlon U23 | Junior Mixed Relay showcase
Team France became the 2018 ITU Mixed Relay U23 | Junior World Champions following a dramatic finale to a gripping race.
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2018 World Triathlon Grand Final, elite men’s showcase
Racing action and highlights from the 2018 World Triathlon Grand Final, elite men's race, on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
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2018 ITU World Triathlon Gold Coast - Elite Men’s Highlights
Vincent Luis capped a brilliant day for France on the Gold Coast on Sunday afternoon, following the team’s U23-Junior Mixed Relay World title with a WTS gold of his own on a blowy afternoon in Brisbane. Mario Mola’s own place in the sport’s history books was rarely in doubt as he crossed the line in second place looking typically assured on route to securing a remarkable third Series win. South Africa’s Richard Murray crossed the line for a hard-earned bronze, while Jacob Birtwhistle’s 7th place saw him take Series bronze.
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2018 ITU World Triathlon Gold Coast - U23 | Junior Mixed Relay Highlights
Team France became the 2018 ITU Mixed Relay U23 and Junior World Champions on Sunday following a dramatic finale to a gripping race. Consisting of Sandra Dodet, Paul Georgenthum, Emilie Morier and Leo Bergere, the team executed a near-perfect collective performance that looked to have come down to a photo finish between France and New Zealand after Hayden Wilde pushed Bergere all the way down to the wire.
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Mario Mola on the chase for his third World Title
Spain’s Mario Mola stands on the cusp of a remarkable double-triple for Spanish triathlon. But hot on Mola’s heels will be home favourite Jacob Birtwhistle, a man who has mastered the art of the sprint over the final kilometres in recent outings. What the 2018 Elite Men World Championship this Sunday at 15.00h on triathlonlive.tv!
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2018 Junior World Triathlon Championships
Action and moments captured from the 2018 Junior World Triathlon Championships on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
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2018 World Triathlon Grand Final, elite women’s showcase
A series of moments from the elite women's 2018 World Triathlon Grand Final on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
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2018 ITU Paratriathlon World Championships
A series of inspiring moments from the 2018 ITU Paratriathlon World Championships..
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2018 ITU World Triathlon Gold Coast - Junior Men’s Highlights
Hungary’s Csongor Lehmann continued his family’s rich triathlon tradition on Saturday afternoon on the Gold Coast, coming home to win the 2018 Junior World title in grand style. Lehmann’s father and coach Tibor was a National Champion in the ‘90s, and today watched his son crowned World Champion. Well-placed out of the water and again through T2, it was a devastating run - 20 seconds quicker than anyone else in the field - that saw him home for gold.
Posted in: Events | World Championships | World Triathlon Championship Series
2018 ITU World Triathlon Gold Coast - Junior Women’s Highlights
Cecilia Ramirez Alavez blew away the field down the second half of the 5km run to take a hard-fought ITU Junior World title on Saturday afternoon on the Gold Coast. Alavez was almost 40 seconds off the pace coming out of the water but worked well with the chase group to make inroads on the lead pack across the 20km ride. Still 31 seconds back through T2, the Mexican powered her way through the competition, catching and passing GB’s Erin Wallace and Kate Waugh who had to settle for second and third respectively.
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2018 ITU World Triathlon Gold Coast - Paratriathlon Highlights
Saturday morning saw the 2018 ITU Elite Paratriathlon World Champions crowned in Australia’s Gold Coast, with six categories competing in and around beautiful Mitchell Park. First into the water were the 22 visually impaired PTVI athletes in three waves, followed by the PTWC wheelchair athletes and then PTS5, 4, 3 and 2.
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