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Lisa Marangon, Rina Hill and Rachael Paxton to headline Hervey Bay Olympic Distance Triathlon
Lisa Marangon has confirmed that she will be racing in Hervey Bay where she will be going up against Rachael Paxton and 2004 Athens Olympian and Commonwealth Games silver medalist Rina Hill in the relaunched 2XU Hervey Bay Olympic distance triathlon. With over $25,000 in cash and prizes on offer it is a wonder more of our top triathletes who are not racing at Port Macquarie on the same day are not racing.
Elite Energy triseries is on at Huskissson this weekend
There are still some places left in this weekend’s Olympic distance and sprint distance triathlons at Huskisson. If you live within 3-4 hours of Huskisson then it is not too late to get online, enter, drive there on Saturday and race on Sunday. Finally we have a great triathlon series with multiple distance races catering to everyone’s needs and abilities within driving distance from Sydney so make the most of it.
Hervey Bay Olympic Distance Triathlon to Return in 2011
The Hervey Bay triathlon is back and entries open on November 1, 2010. This iconic Olympic distance triathlon is the perfect opportunity to plan a great holiday in Queensland. If you missed out on a place in Ironman Australia or the half ironman then this is the perfect remedy to make up for these missed opportunities.
Hervey Bay Olympic Distance Triathlon to be Resurrected in 2011
With the growing popularity of all triathlon distances any addition to the calendar is welcome, giving athletes another chance to test themselves, and when it is the comeback of an old favourite even better! If you missed out on a spot at Ironman Australia in May 2011 and you need to cheer yourself up then how about a trip to Hervey Bay and and throw in an Olympic distance triathlon?
NSW’s Largest Triathlon Series – Olympic Distance, Sprint Distance, Pro Tour and Enticer Triathlons
Elite Energy announces 7 triathlon festivals hosted along the east coast of Australia. From Forster in the north to Batemans Bay in the south triathletes will be able to race in a single event or race the in the NSW triseries. Teams or individuals of all abilities, from first timers to elite athletes can participate in a range of distances including Olympic, Sprint, Pro – Tour and Enticer triathlons. ENTRIES OPEN JULY 1ST 2010
Noosa Triathlon Entires to Re-open Tuesday 8th June
Such was the demand for places at the 28th Noosa Triathlon that the server crashed when the site opened for entries, leaving thousands frustrated. USM believes it has now resolved the issues and set a new date for entries opening.
Noosa Triathlon set to sell out within hours of opening
It seems nowadays that all the major Triathlon events in Australia sell out shortly after opening, forcing athletes to be ultra organised in their race plans, and to commit months in advance of the actual event. The iconic olympic distance Noosa Triathlon, now in it’s 28th year looks set to follow this trend when online entries open at 9.00am on Tuesday 1st June, despite their being over 7,000 places up for grabs.
Greg Bennett 2nd and Craig Alexander 3rd at 2010 St Anthony’s Olympic Distance Triathlon in Florida – Top Mens Results
10 Seconds separated Greg Bennett and Craig Alexander at the end but it wasn’t enough for either to edge out eventual winner Cameron Dye. Dye out swum and out rode both Bennett and Alexander but was almost 2 minutes slower over the 10km run.
Mirinda Carfrae 2nd at St Anthony’s Olympic Distance Triathlon in Florida – Top 15 Women’s Results
USA’a Sarah Haskins edged out Australia’s Mirinda Carfrae to win the St Anthony’s triathlon in St Petersburg, Florida. Haskins recently finsihed 8th in the Sydney round of the Dextro Enegry Triathlon ITU World Championship. Carfrae is focusing on long distance currently and recently won the Rohto Ironman 70.3 in California.
St Anthony’s Triathlon Welcomes World’s Top Triathletes
Now entering its 27th year as one of the largest and most competitive Olympic-distance triathlons in the United States, St. Anthony’s Triathlon is once again preparing to host some of the world’s strongest and most elite professional athletes. Racing will be Craig Alexander; 2009 Ford Ironman World Championship runner-up, Mirinda Carfrae; and former St. Anthony’s Triathlon Champions, Greg Bennett, Matt Reed, Laura Bennett, Sarah Haskins, and returning 2009 champion, Rebeccah Wassner.
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