Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series

Photo Of The Year: Week Two Result

12/11/10 Voting in our second instalment of Photo of the Year was a lot closer than the previous week. Two images standout with over half the votes and it swung between these two all week for the lead. In the end an... Full Story

2010 in Review: Seoul

10/11/10 After kicking off in Sydney, the second round of the 2011 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series headed to yet another Olympic city, Seoul. The South Korean capital has a history of staging... Full Story

Looking Back 2010: Korea’s Game Feature

10/11/10 In our second “Looking Back: 2010” video feature series, we took athletes Lisa Norden of Sweden and Barbara Riveros of Chile to a baseball game in Seoul. The game was an opportunity for the Chilean to give the... Full Story

Vote for Photo of the Year 2010 Week Two: Seoul

09/11/10 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

Seoul Highlight Show Now Available

11/05/10 A complete, 52-minute magazine highlight show from the Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Seoul is now available at triathlon.org/live. Register for a season pass for just 24,99 EUR and you’ll have... Full Story

Frodeno Sprints to Victory in Seoul

08/05/10 Jan Frodeno, the 2008 Beijing Olympic gold medallist, won a thrilling sprint to the finish over Australia’s Courtney Atkinson at today’s Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Seoul. Frodeno and... Full Story

Ryf Sprints to Win in Seoul

08/05/10 Switzerland’s Daniela Ryf pulled off the sprint of her life to win in the final stretch of the Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Seoul in Korea this afternoon, topping world number one Barbara... Full Story

Blog: Sarah Haskins from Seoul

05/05/10 This week I will be traveling back across the Pacific once again, but this time to Seoul, South Korea. Less than three weeks ago I raced the first World Championship Series Race of the year in Sydney, Australia... Full Story

1.	Daniela Ryf	SUI	02:00:59
2.	Barbara Riveros Diaz	CHI	02:01:02
3.	Emma Moffatt	AUS	02:01:04
4.	Nicola Spirig	SUI	02:01:05
5.	Andrea Hewitt	NZL	02:01:06
6.	Emma Snowsill	AUS	02:01:10
7.	Mariko Adachi	JPN	02:01:16
8.	Jessica Harrison	FRA	02:01:31
9.	Helen Jenkins	GBR	02:01:44
10.	Sarah Haskins	USA	02:02:02
11.	Anja Dittmer	GER	02:02:15
12.	Debbie Tanner	NZL	02:02:27
13.	Lisa Norden	SWE	02:02:36
14.	Svenja Bazlen	GER	02:02:40
15.	Jillian Petersen	USA	02:02:48
16.	Kathrin Muller	GER	02:02:55
17.	Helle Frederiksen	DEN	02:02:58
18.	Kate McIlroy	NZL	02:03:02
19.	Vicky Holland	GBR	02:03:07
20.	Kiyomi Niwata	JPN	02:03:10
21.	Zita Szabo	HUN	02:03:14
22.	Hollie Avil	GBR	02:03:27
23.	Keira Pride	AUS	02:03:39
24.	Nicky Samuels	NZL	02:04:21
25.	Alicia Kaye	USA	02:05:22
26.	Kerry Lang	GBR	02:05:27
27.	Felicity Abram	AUS	02:05:28
28.	Yun-Jung Jang	KOR	02:06:18
29.	Maria Czesnik	POL	02:06:27
30.	Agnieszka Jerzyk	POL	02:06:40
31.	Alexandra Razarenova	RUS	02:06:43
32.	Yuliya Yelistratova	UKR	02:07:19
33.	Ricarda Lisk	GER	02:07:29
34.	Emma Jackson	AUS	02:07:53
35.	Akane Tsuchihashi	JPN	02:08:14
36.	Juri Ide	JPN	02:09:07
37.	Zsofia Toth	HUN	02:09:08
38.	Yuka Sato	JPN	02:09:21
39.	Irina Abysova	RUS	02:09:32
40.	Dan Bi Hong	KOR	02:12:33
41.	Hee Ju Kim	KOR	02:12:59
42.	Lydia Waldmüller	AUT	02:14:11
DNF.	Won-Jung Choi	KOR
DNF.	Erin Densham	AUS
DNF.	Vendula Frintova	CZE
DNF.	Sarah Groff	USA
DNF.	Kui-Sun Lee	KOR
DNF.	Song-Nan Lee	KOR
DNF.	Hyun Ju Lee	KOR
DNF.	Hayley Peirsol	USA

1.	Jan Frodeno	GER	01:51:49
2.	Courtney Atkinson	AUS	01:51:50
3.	Brad Kahlefeldt	AUS	01:52:17
4.	Steffen Justus	GER	01:52:21
5.	Alexander Brukhankov	RUS	01:52:28
6.	Dmitry Polyansky	RUS	01:52:34
7.	Bevan Docherty	NZL	01:52:39
8.	Jarrod Shoemaker	USA	01:52:43
9.	Reto Hug	SUI	01:52:43
10.	William Clarke	GBR	01:52:54
11.	Tim Don	GBR	01:53:07
12.	Javier Gomez	ESP	01:53:14
13.	Dan Wilson	AUS	01:53:17
14.	Ivan Rana	ESP	01:53:20
15.	Yuichi Hosoda	JPN	01:53:24
16.	Oliver Freeman	GBR	01:53:27
17.	Leonardo Chacon	CRC	01:53:30
18.	Yulian Malyshev	RUS	01:53:37
19.	Matt Chrabot	USA	01:53:42
20.	Ivan Tutukin	RUS	01:53:44
21.	Laurent Vidal	FRA	01:53:47
22.	Joao Silva	POR	01:53:47
23.	James Seear	AUS	01:53:50
24.	Mark Fretta	USA	01:53:54
25.	Sven Riederer	SUI	01:54:00
26.	Sebastian Rank	GER	01:54:02
27.	Chris Foster	USA	01:54:14
28.	Kris Gemmell	NZL	01:54:19
29.	Igor Sysoev	RUS	01:54:20
30.	Marek Jaskolka	POL	01:54:27
31.	Andreas Giglmayr	AUT	01:54:36
32.	Gareth Halverson	AUS	01:54:38
33.	Hiroki Sugimoto	JPN	01:54:41
34.	Joao Pereira	POR	01:54:44
35.	Ruedi Wild	SUI	01:54:50
36.	Kuniaki Takahama	JPN	01:54:55
37.	Martin Van Barneveld	NZL	01:54:57
38.	David Matthews	AUS	01:55:11
39.	Dan Alterman	ISR	01:55:20
40.	Daniel Lee Chi Wo	HKG	01:55:26
41.	Andriy Glushchenko	UKR	01:55:31
42.	Ethan Brown	USA	01:55:35
43.	Ryosuke Yamamoto	JPN	01:55:39
44.	Frederic Belaubre	FRA	01:55:44
45.	Vladimir Turbaevskiy	RUS	01:56:04
46.	Min Ho Heo	KOR	01:56:05
47.	Ju Seok Kim	KOR	01:56:53
48.	Duarte Silva Marques	POR	01:57:49
49.	Hirokatsu Tayama	JPN	01:58:02
50.	Clark Ellice	NZL	01:58:18
51.	Chang Yon Lee	KOR	01:58:56
52.	Christian Prochnow	GER	01:59:56
53.	Kohei Shimomura	JPN	01:59:57
54.	Luc Van Es	NED	02:00:39
55.	Sung-Gun Shin	KOR	02:00:52
DNF.	Ran Alterman	ISR
DNF.	Jan Celustka	CZE
DNF.	Jae Hun Choi	KOR
DNF.	Kevin Collington	USA
DNF.	David Hauss	FRA
DNF.	Byung Eun Jeon	KOR
DNF.	Peter Robertson	AUS
DNF.	Grégory Rouault	FRA
DNF.	Lukas Salvisberg	SUI
DNF.	Dmitriy Smurov	KAZ
DNF.	Yohann Vincent	FRA
DNF.	Simon Whitfield	CAN
DNF.	Jonathan Zipf	GER