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2011 Dextro Energy Triathlon - ITU World Championship Series Hamburg

July 16 2011 - July 17 2011

2011 Photo Of The Year: Hamburg Voting Result

2011 Photo Of The Year: Hamburg Voting Result

02/12/11 It was a tale of Australian domination in Hamburg this year, with Brad Kahlefeldt sprinting to his first ever Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series win and Emma Moffatt claiming her first win... Full Story

Best of 2011: Emma Moffatt’s ‘extra special’ day in Hamburg

Best of 2011: Emma Moffatt’s ‘extra special’ day in Hamburg

02/12/11 Australia’s Emma Moffatt came into the 2011 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series as the two-time reigning champion; the only woman to have won an ITU World Championship since the series format... Full Story

Vote for Photo of the Year 2011 - Week Four: Hamburg

Vote for Photo of the Year 2011 - Week Four: Hamburg

27/11/11 It’s that time of the year again, to take a step back in time to remember this year’s Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series through the eyes of some of the world’s best sports photographers.... Full Story

Watch the 2011 Hamburg magazine show and race replays

Watch the 2011 Hamburg magazine show and race replays

21/07/11 Log onto triathlonlive.tv now to watch the hour long magazine show from Hamburg. It’s got all of the best bits from round 4 of the series including the amazing performances from the three Aussie Emma’s and the... Full Story

Emma Moffatt leads an all-Emma, all-Australian, Hamburg sweep

Emma Moffatt leads an all-Emma, all-Australian, Hamburg sweep

17/07/11 Reigning ITU World Champion Emma Moffatt has claimed her first Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series victory in almost two years, and helped to create history, punctuating the first... Full Story

Kahlefeldt claims first World Championship Series win in thrilling sprint

Kahlefeldt claims first World Championship Series win in thrilling sprint

16/07/11 Australian Brad Kahlefeldt got his 2011 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series season back on track in the best possible style, claiming his first ever series win with a thrilling sprint finish... Full Story

2011 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series heats up in Hamburg

2011 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series heats up in Hamburg

11/07/11 The battle for the 2011 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series will pass the halfway mark in Hamburg and one thing is almost certain, both leaderboards are set for a shake up this weekend in... Full Story

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//Results
1. Emma Moffatt AUS 01:53:37
2. Emma Jackson AUS 01:53:44
3. Emma Snowsill AUS 01:53:44
4. Andrea Hewitt NZL 01:53:59
5. Barbara Riveros Diaz CHI 01:54:32
6. Ainhoa Murua ESP 01:54:33
7. Erin Densham AUS 01:54:43
8. Danne Boterenbrood NED 01:54:49
9. Jodie Stimpson GBR 01:54:50
10. Svenja Bazlen GER 01:54:52
11. Kiyomi Niwata JPN 01:54:57
12. Nicola Spirig SUI 01:55:06
13. Sarah Groff USA 01:55:26
14. Melanie Annaheim SUI 01:55:29
15. Lisa Perterer AUT 01:55:31
16. Felicity Abram AUS 01:55:33
17. Mariko Adachi JPN 01:55:34
18. Marina Damlaimcourt ESP 01:55:37
19. Alice Betto ITA 01:55:43
20. Jessica Harrison FRA 01:55:49
21. Sarissa De Vries NED 01:55:50
22. Elizabeth May LUX 01:55:59
23. Radka Vodickova CZE 01:56:06
24. Kirsten Sweetland CAN 01:56:11
25. Debbie Tanner NZL 01:56:16
26. Kathrin Muller GER 01:56:31
27. Gwen Jorgensen USA 01:56:32
28. Emmie Charayron FRA 01:56:37
29. Yuka Sato JPN 01:56:44
30. Sarah Fladung GER 01:57:00
31. Line Jensen DEN 01:57:03
32. Akane Tsuchihashi JPN 01:57:08
33. Anne Haug GER 01:57:23
34. Aileen Morrison IRL 01:57:27
35. Rachel Klamer NED 01:57:30
36. Lisa Mensink NED 01:57:45
37. Lucy Hall GBR 01:57:57
38. Keiko Tanaka JPN 01:58:09
39. Mateja Simic SLO 01:58:14
40. Kate Roberts RSA 01:58:28
41. Flora Duffy BER 01:58:34
42. Agnieszka Jerzyk POL 01:58:49
43. Alexandra Razarenova RUS 01:59:07
44. Maria Czesnik POL 01:59:19
45. Gillian Sanders RSA 01:59:51
46. Zurine Rodriguez ESP 02:00:19
47. Hideko Kikuchi JPN 02:00:26
48. Jillian Petersen USA 02:00:40
49. Anastasiya Polyanskaya RUS 02:01:20
50. Inna Tsyganok ITU 02:02:11
51. Chie Nakashima JPN 02:03:14
DNF. Helle Frederiksen DEN
DNF. Anna Grzesiak POL
DNF. Juri Ide JPN
DNF. Kerry Lang GBR
DNF. Kate McIlroy NZL
DNF. Inna Ryzhykh UKR
DNF. Rebecca Spence NZL
DNF. Evgenia Sukhoruchenkova RUS
1. Brad Kahlefeldt AUS 01:44:08
2. William Clarke GBR 01:44:09
3. David Hauss FRA 01:44:09
4. Sebastian Rank GER 01:44:12
5. Joao Silva POR 01:44:16
6. Javier Gomez ESP 01:44:19
7. Tim Don GBR 01:44:33
8. Reto Hug SUI 01:44:35
9. Jonathan Zipf GER 01:44:44
10. Sven Riederer SUI 01:44:56
11. Dmitry Polyansky RUS 01:44:58
12. Kyle Jones CAN 01:44:59
13. Ivan Tutukin RUS 01:45:04
14. Ruedi Wild SUI 01:45:12
15. Bruno Pais POR 01:45:22
16. Brendan Sexton AUS 01:45:25
17. Kris Gemmell NZL 01:45:27
18. Jan Van Berkel NED 01:45:32
19. Brent McMahon CAN 01:45:33
20. Jan Celustka CZE 01:45:38
21. Marek Jaskolka POL 01:45:39
22. Alexander Brukhankov RUS 01:45:42
23. Andreas Giglmayr AUT 01:45:50
24. Maik Petzold GER 01:45:57
25. Tony Moulai FRA 01:46:10
26. Chris McCormack AUS 01:46:13
27. Martin Van Barneveld NZL 01:46:15
28. Premysl Svarc CZE 01:46:15
29. Dan Wilson AUS 01:46:19
30. Hirokatsu Tayama JPN 01:46:22
31. Christian Prochnow GER 01:46:26
32. Todd Leckie GBR 01:46:34
33. igor Polyanskiy RUS 01:46:44
34. Ivan Rana ESP 01:46:55
35. Diogo Sclebin BRA 01:46:56
36. Peter Croes BEL 01:47:12
37. Andrew Russell CAN 01:47:16
38. Hendrik De Villiers RSA 01:47:21
39. Martin Krnavek CZE 01:47:26
40. Aleksandr Latin EST 01:47:37
41. Duarte Silva Marques POR 01:47:46
42. Richard Varga SVK 01:47:49
43. Jan Frodeno GER 01:48:00
44. Ryosuke Yamamoto JPN 01:48:08
45. Ryan Sissons NZL 01:48:31
46. Mario Mola ESP 01:48:50
47. Jarrod Shoemaker USA 01:49:32
48. Emil Dalgaard DEN 01:51:09
49. Rasmus Petræus DEN 01:51:46
50. Gregor Buchholz GER 01:54:41
DNF. Fabio Carvalho BRA
DNF. Mark Fretta USA
DNF. Vincent Luis FRA
DNF. Valentin Meshcheryakov RUS
DNF. Richard Murray RSA
DNF. Joao Pereira POR
DNF. Neil Peters LUX
DNF. Ognjen Stojanovic SRB
DNF. Oleksiy Syutkin UKR
DNF. Jens Toft DEN
DNF. Vladimir Turbaevskiy RUS
DNF. Daniel Unger GER
DNF. Felipe Van de Wyngard CHI
//Extras

//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