Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series

2010 In Review: Hamburg

24/11/10 A popular stop on the ITU circuit since 2003, Hamburg, Germany once again came alive to host the world’s best triathletes on July 17-18. The 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series reached... Full Story

Photo Of The Year: Week Three Result

20/11/10 A definite winner this week with double the votes of its closest rival - a landslide victory. With a strong South American following as noted in the comments below the article, this image is definitely marked... Full Story

2010 In Review: Madrid

17/11/10 The road to London 2012 officially began in Madrid as Olympic qualifying started at the third leg of the Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series. The event marked the eighth consecutive year the... Full Story

Vote for Photo of the Year 2010 Week Three: Madrid

15/11/10 The ITU Photo of the Year is an ongoing series on the 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series. Working our way through the Series each week, readers have the opportunity to vote for their... Full Story

Madrid magazine show now available

11/06/10 Don’t miss the chance to watch the action packed hour long TV magazine show from Madrid. The show is packed with all the best action from round three of the series including the thrills and spills on the... Full Story

Unbeatable Brownlee Scores Repeat Win in Madrid

06/06/10 Reigning ITU World Champion Alistair Brownlee proved that even an injury can’t slow him down, as the 22-year-old Brit won on a very hot day at the Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Madrid for the... Full Story

Spirig Runs to Win in Madrid

05/06/10 Switzerland continues to roll through the 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series season, as veteran Nicola Spirig ran away with round three of the Series in Madrid today. Spirig pulled away... Full Story

The Word on Brownlee

04/06/10 Reigning world champion Alistair Brownlee’s return to racing after recovering from a stress fracture obviously has a lot of people talking, and with good reason: The 22-year-old Brit won all five Dextro Energy... Full Story

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 Diaz	CHI	02:07:05
7.	Anja Dittmer	GER	02:07:38
8.	Liz Blatchford	GBR	02:07:40
9.	Ainhoa Murua	ESP	02:07:41
10.	Vanessa Fernandes	POR	02:08:08
11.	Elizabeth May	LUX	02:08:13
12.	Kate Roberts	RSA	02:08:19
13.	Daniela Ryf	SUI	02:08:45
14.	Jessica Harrison	FRA	02:09:02
15.	Zurine Rodriguez	ESP	02:09:07
16.	Carole Peon	FRA	02:09:14
17.	Irina Abysova	RUS	02:09:16
18.	Kathrin Muller	GER	02:09:24
19.	Vendula Frintova	CZE	02:09:36
20.	Tomoko Sakimoto	JPN	02:09:41
21.	Annamaria Mazzetti	ITA	02:09:46
22.	Melanie Annaheim	SUI	02:09:58
23.	Aileen Morrison	IRL	02:10:08
24.	Ricarda Lisk	GER	02:10:30
25.	Maria Czesnik	POL	02:10:37
26.	Agnieszka Jerzyk	POL	02:10:46
27.	Jenna Shoemaker	USA	02:10:54
28.	Radka Vodickova	CZE	02:10:56
29.	Anastasiya Polyanskaya	RUS	02:11:02
30.	Claudia Rivas	MEX	02:11:07
31.	Vanessa Raw	GBR	02:11:15
32.	Line Jensen	DEN	02:11:30
33.	Marina Damlaimcourt	ESP	02:11:52
34.	Juri Ide	JPN	02:11:54
35.	Jillian Petersen	USA	02:11:57
36.	Felicity Sheedy-Ryan	AUS	02:11:58
37.	Kerry Lang	GBR	02:12:28
38.	Svenja Bazlen	GER	02:12:45
39.	Akane Tsuchihashi	JPN	02:12:55
40.	Holly Aitken	AUS	02:13:25
41.	Katrien Verstuyft	BEL	02:13:40
42.	Olga Dmitrieva	RUS	02:13:57
43.	Alicia Kaye	USA	02:14:04
44.	Kiyomi Niwata	JPN	02:14:43
45.	Emma Davis	IRL	02:14:45
46.	Szandra Szalay	HUN	02:15:05
47.	Yuka Sato	JPN	02:15:28
48.	Margaret Shapiro	USA	02:15:30
49.	Zsofia Toth	HUN	02:16:07
50.	Charlotte Bonin	ITA	02:16:36
51.	Alexandra Razarenova	RUS	02:16:41
52.	Ai Ueda	JPN	02:17:44
53.	Aida Valiño	ESP	02:19:35
54.	Maria Areosa	POR	02:20:05
55.	Inna Tsyganok	ITU	02:20:35
56.	Flavia Fernandes	BRA	02:24:01
DNF.	Elizabeth Bravo	ECU
DNF.	Magali Di Marco	SUI
DNF.	Amanda Felder	USA
DNF.	Helle Frederiksen	DEN
DNF.	Greta Horvath	HUN
DNF.	Irina Kirchler	AUT
DNF.	Maria Pujol	ESP
DNF.	Mari Rabie	RSA
DNF.	Alexandra Tondeur	BEL
DNF.	Kathy Tremblay	CAN
DNF.	Lydia Waldmüller	AUT

1.	Alistair Brownlee	GBR	01:52:41
2.	Courtney Atkinson	AUS	01:52:51
3.	Sven Riederer	SUI	01:53:07
4.	Javier Gomez	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 Polyansky	RUS	01:54:22
9.	Jarrod Shoemaker	USA	01:54:26
10.	Alexander Brukhankov	RUS	01:54:31
11.	Sebastian Rank	GER	01:54:35
12.	William Clarke	GBR	01:54:48
13.	Oliver Freeman	GBR	01:54:50
14.	Matt Chrabot	USA	01:54:54
15.	Christian Prochnow	GER	01:54:56
16.	Bruno Pais	POR	01:55:03
17.	Vladimir Turbaevskiy	RUS	01:55:08
18.	Valentin Meshcheryakov	RUS	01:55:16
19.	Yulian Malyshev	RUS	01:55:20
20.	Jamie Huggett	AUS	01:55:42
21.	Claude Eksteen	RSA	01:55:51
22.	Oleksiy Syutkin	UKR	01:55:53
23.	Kyle Jones	CAN	01:55:55
24.	Jan Celustka	CZE	01:56:03
25.	Ivan Rana	ESP	01:56:08
26.	James Seear	AUS	01:56:18
27.	Alessandro Fabian	ITA	01:56:23
28.	Jonathan Brownlee	GBR	01:56:45
29.	David McNamee	GBR	01:56:53
30.	Yuichi Hosoda	JPN	01:56:57
31.	Bruno Matheus	BRA	01:57:18
32.	Josh McHugh	AUS	01:57:20
33.	Frederic Belaubre	FRA	01:57:22
34.	David Hauss	FRA	01:57:28
35.	Duarte Silva Marques	POR	01:57:34
36.	Francesc Godoy	ESP	01:57:39
37.	Daniel Unger	GER	01:57:47
38.	Ben Collins	USA	01:57:55
39.	Tony Moulai	FRA	01:58:13
40.	Leonardo Chacon	CRC	01:58:17
41.	Brian Fleischmann	USA	01:58:21
42.	Brendan Sexton	AUS	01:58:31
43.	Joshua Amberger	AUS	01:58:41
44.	Ruedi Wild	SUI	01:59:02
45.	Ryosuke Yamamoto	JPN	01:59:10
46.	Ran Alterman	ISR	01:59:44
47.	Mario Mola	ESP	02:00:05
48.	Manuel Huerta	USA	02:00:07
49.	Jose Miguel Perez	ESP	02:00:21
50.	Reto Hug	SUI	02:00:32
51.	Franz Hofer	AUT	02:00:56
52.	James Elvery	NZL	02:01:24
53.	Gregor Buchholz	GER	02:02:58
54.	Francisco Serrano	MEX	02:03:34