Triathlon.org

Tagged News for Brad Kahlefeldt

Page 1 of 1 pages

Historic weekend in store as the ITU World Triathlon Series comes to San Diego

Historic weekend in store as the ITU World Triathlon Series comes to San Diego

07/05/12 This weekend’s race marks an important step in triathlon history, it’s the first time an ITU race has been held in San Diego, the birthplace of modern triathlon. On 25 September 1974 the very first triathletes... Full Story

Podium wide open as ITU World Triathlon Series gets underway in Sydney

Podium wide open as ITU World Triathlon Series gets underway in Sydney

10/04/12 With the impressive backdrop of the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge and city skyline, Australia’s largest city has provided a spectacular start to the ITU World Triathlon Series for the past two years.... Full Story

Laurent Vidal sprints to first ITU World Cup win in Mooloolaba

Laurent Vidal sprints to first ITU World Cup win in Mooloolaba

24/03/12 Frenchman Laurent Vidal claimed his first ITU World Cup win with an electrifying sprint in Mooloolaba, just pipping reigning champion Brad Kahlefeldt and another Frenchman, David Hauss, on the line in the first... Full Story

Mooloolaba pre-race Press Conference Highlights

Mooloolaba pre-race Press Conference Highlights

23/03/12 Three-time Mooloolaba champion Brad Kahlefeldt (AUS), two-time ITU World Champion Emma Moffatt (AUS), the No.1 Elite Women’s seed Andrea Hewitt (NZL) and her partner, and No.2 Elite Men’s seed, Laurent Vidal... Full Story

The 2012 ITU World Cup season starts in Mooloolaba

The 2012 ITU World Cup season starts in Mooloolaba

19/03/12 It’s the sixth year in a row that Mooloolaba will open the ITU World Cup season, which makes it the second time that it’s opened an Olympic year. Back in 2008, three-time ITU World Champion Emma Snowsill took... Full Story

Page 1 of 1 pages

Buy Season Pass
Dextro Energy

//2012 Rankings

After 2 Events

WOMEN

Gold Medal
HELEN JENKINS (GBR) - 2082
Silver Medal
ERIN DENSHAM (AUS) - 1540
Bronze Medal
ANDREA HEWITT (NZL) - 1485

MEN

Gold Medal
RICHARD MURRAY (RSA) - 1425
Silver Medal
TIM DON (GBR) - 1332
Bronze Medal
ALEXANDER BRYUKHANKOV (RUS) - 1326
-->