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Athletes talk long distance triathlon
19/09/14 - Ahead of the pinnacle of the ITU long distance triathlon season in Weihai, China, athletes answer questions from journalists at the World Championships. Q. Have you ever come to Weihai to join in the... |
Full StoryLong distance triathlon champs to be crowned in China
16/09/14 - After hosting ITU Long Distance Triathlon World Series Events the last four years, Weihai, China will for the first time welcome the discipline at the World Championship level this weekend. The men’s... |
Full StoryCraig Alexander Backs ITU Champs
07/10/09 - Australian elite triathlete Craig Alexander ‘Crowie’ is hoping to toe the line at the 2009 ITU Long Distance Triathlon World Championships which will be held in Perth at the end of October as he looks to... |
Full StoryComerford & Sindballe LD Champs
19/11/06 - As balloons rose over Lake Burley Griffin the 2006 LD Triathlon World Championships began with over 630 athletes powering into, what for some, would be a long day in the sun. Four kilometers later on a... |
Full StoryAlexander, Swail Win Boston Continental Cup
04/09/05 - Swail, Alexander Win Battle of Boston BOSTON, Mass. (Sept. 4, 2005) - Australian elite triathlete Craig Alexander became a repeat champion while U.S. elite Julie Swail secured a double victory on Sunday... |
Full StoryWarriner and Atkinson Win in Ishigaki
25/05/05 - Loretta Harrop of Australia who is the current ITU World Cup leader after winning the Mooloolaba World Cup and placing second in Honolulu, set a fearsome pace through the 2 lap, 1500m swim segment... |
Full StoryThompson and Harrop tops in Mooloolaba!!
01/05/05 - Simon Thompson has just won the elite men’s event topping off a great day for Australia. Courtney Atkinson took the second place on the podium and Paul Amey came third. See the event... |
Full StoryAustralia Dominates ITU Mooloolaba World Cup
01/05/05 - For the second time in three weeks, Australia’s women made a clean sweep of the podium at an ITU World Cup race. The same three women who achieved the feat in Honolulu early in April were back... |
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