Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series

2009 Dextro Energy Triathlon - ITU World Championship Series Yokohama

August 22 2009 - August 23 2009

Top Moments 2009: Frodeno’s First

18/12/09 August 22, 2009 - Yokohama, Japan - Despite taking the Gold at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Jan Frodeno had yet to stand on top of the podium in an ITU race. The proof that he wasn’t just a one-hit wonder... Full Story

Frodeno Gets First Win in Japan

23/08/09 Reigning Olympic Champion, Jan Frodeno of Germany, finally claimed his first major win outside of the Olympic Games today at the Yokohama Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series event in a... Full Story

Norden Ends Silver Streak in Japan

22/08/09 Sweden’s Lisa Norden finally took victory at today’s Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series leg in Yokohama, Japan. The 24 year old Swede ended her streak of three silver medals with... Full Story

Missed Yokohama? Watch It Online!

22/08/09 Missed the racing in Yokohama? Fear not! You can watch all the spectacular action from the Japanese city in its entirety with the full two hour live show of both the women’s and men’s races now available on... Full Story

Norden in Search of Yokohama Win

18/08/09 With just a week between the London and Yokohama legs of the Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series, the athletes will have to overcome jetlag and the change in conditions as they traverse... Full Story

Yokohama Beckons for Gomez

18/08/09 With Britain’s Alistair Brownlee maxing out his Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Ranking points with his fourth win of the year in London, the rest of the men’s competition have some... Full Story

1.	Lisa Norden	SWE	01:55:55
2.	Andrea Hewitt	NZL	01:56:00
3.	Juri Ide	JPN	01:56:03
4.	Liz Blatchford	GBR	01:56:22
5.	Annabel Luxford	AUS	01:56:30
6.	Kiyomi Niwata	JPN	01:56:31
7.	Elizabeth May	LUX	01:56:45
8.	Kirsten Sweetland	CAN	01:56:50
9.	Sarah Haskins	USA	01:56:57
10.	Nicola Spirig	SUI	01:57:02
11.	Ricarda Lisk	GER	01:57:40
12.	Kathrin Muller	GER	01:57:52
13.	Debbie Tanner	NZL	01:58:13
14.	Tomoko Sakimoto	JPN	01:58:24
15.	Akane Tsuchihashi	JPN	01:58:50
16.	Daniela Ryf	SUI	01:59:14
17.	Svenja Bazlen	GER	01:59:32
18.	Emma Davis	IRL	01:59:38
19.	Chie Nakashima	JPN	02:00:36
20.	Jodie Swallow	GBR	02:01:10
21.	Yuliya Yelistratova	UKR	02:01:24
22.	Ai Ueda	JPN	02:01:55
23.	Mariko Adachi	JPN	02:02:24
24.	Keiko Tanaka	JPN	02:02:34
25.	Anel Stewart	RSA	02:05:17
26.	Maxine Seear	AUS	02:05:37
27.	Hideko Kikuchi	JPN	02:06:30
28.	Misato Takagi	JPN	02:07:38
DNF.	Sarah Crowley	AUS
DNF.	Vicky Van Der Merwe	RSA

1.	Jan Frodeno	GER	01:44:31
2.	Kris Gemmell	NZL	01:44:49
3.	Javier Gomez	ESP	01:44:51
4.	Laurent Vidal	FRA	01:45:04
5.	Bevan Docherty	NZL	01:45:39
6.	Jarrod Shoemaker	USA	01:45:48
7.	Yulian Malyshev	RUS	01:45:50
8.	Courtney Atkinson	AUS	01:46:07
9.	Dan Wilson	AUS	01:46:17
10.	Maik Petzold	GER	01:46:35
11.	Gavin Noble	IRL	01:46:54
12.	Danylo Sapunov	UKR	01:46:57
13.	Hirokatsu Tayama	JPN	01:47:02
14.	Yuichi Hosoda	JPN	01:47:14
15.	Ryosuke Yamamoto	JPN	01:47:22
16.	Kuniaki Takahama	JPN	01:47:49
17.	Brendan Sexton	AUS	01:47:55
18.	Claude Eksteen	RSA	01:48:04
19.	Joshua Amberger	AUS	01:48:05
20.	Junichi Yamamoto	JPN	01:48:21
21.	Josh McHugh	AUS	01:48:43
22.	Andrea Salvisberg	SUI	01:49:30
23.	Sam Appleton	AUS	01:49:48
24.	Aleksandr Latin	EST	01:50:25
25.	Hideo Fukui	JPN	01:50:27
26.	Adam Carlton	AUS	01:51:04
27.	Ben Pattle	NZL	01:51:31
28.	Hiroki Sugimoto	JPN	01:52:44
29.	Kohei Tsubaki	JPN	01:53:22
30.	Cameron Good	AUS	01:53:46
31.	Roman Bauer	KAZ	01:54:09
32.	Ognjen Stojanovic	SRB	01:54:35
33.	Carlos Javier Quinchará Forero	COL	01:56:32
34.	Shane Barrie	AUS	01:57:28
35.	Drew Box	AUS	01:58:08
36.	Kwon-Chul Kim	KOR	01:58:25
DNF.	David Hauss	FRA
DNF.	Haeng Joon Lee	KOR
DNF.	Jin Sub Shin	KOR
DNF.	Dmitriy Smurov	KAZ
DNF.	Thomas Springer	AUT
DNF.	Joe Umphenour	USA
DNF.	Daniel Unger	GER