NEWS

The Season to Date After Round #2

By Brian Mahony | 31 May, 2010
A brief recap on the ITU season to date after Seoul.

Coming into round three of the Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series, there are two unexpected names atop of the world rankings. Russia’s Alexander Brukhankov is leading the men’s field with the young Chilean sensation Barbara Riveros Diaz  taking the women’s field by surprise with a gold and silver medal in her first two races. 

After two hours of intense competition all four races have come down to nail biting finishes. There’s no action better than this on the international racing circuit.

Watch all the action live on www.triathlon.org/tv this weekend June 5 & 6.

Relive all the action here from the first two rounds, and be sure to tune into this weekend’s races from Madrid as Alistair Brownlee and Vanessa Fernandes make their return to top level racing in 2010 live right here on triathlon.org.

Be sure to tune into www.triathlon.org/tv to follow the action as it happens. The women’s race will kick off at 1:15pm CET on Saturday June 5th with the men to follow 1pm CET on Sunday June 6th.

The full races and the TV magazine shows are available to watch on demand at any time onwww.triathlon.org/tv. Sign up today to get exclusive access to all the best action and features from the world’s most exciting races.


Series leader Barbera Riveros celebrates with former ITU Development teammate Lisa Norden after her stunning win in the season opener in Sydney.

Related Event: 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon - ITU World Championship Series Madrid
05 - Jun, 2010 • event pageall results
Results: Elite Women
1. Nicola Spirig SUI 02:06:01
2. Emmie Charayron FRA 02:06:05
3. Helen Jenkins GBR 02:06:09
4. Mariko Adachi JPN 02:06:33
5. Sarah Haskins USA 02:06:48
6. Barbara Riveros CHI 02:07:05
7. Anja Dittmer GER 02:07:38
8. Liz Blatchford GBR 02:07:40
9. Ainhoa Murua Zubizarreta ESP 02:07:41
10. Vanessa Fernandes POR 02:08:08
Results: Elite Men
1. Alistair Brownlee GBR 01:52:41
2. Courtney Atkinson AUS 01:52:51
3. Sven Riederer SUI 01:53:07
4. Javier Gomez Noya ESP 01:53:17
5. Steffen Justus GER 01:53:39
6. Jan Frodeno GER 01:53:58
7. Joao Silva POR 01:54:00
8. Dmitry Polyanskiy RUS 01:54:22
9. Jarrod Shoemaker USA 01:54:26
10. Alexander Bryukhankov RUS 01:54:31