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David Hauss finally claims Mooloolaba World Cup
It was always been a case of close, but not quite there, for France's David Hauss at Mooloolaba. In a handful of appearances at the ITU World Cup race on Australia's Sunshine Coast, he had collected two bronze medals, two fourth places and one sixth. But 2015 finally turned out to be his
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Spain’s Tamara Gomez Garrido wins opening ITU World Cup event in Mooloolaba
It was a pair of firsts for Spain's Tamara Gomez Garrido and France's David Hauss, in the season opening ITU World Cup event in Mooloolaba on Saturday. In hot, humid and windy conditions, Gomez Garridos claimed her first career ITU World Cup win, while for Hauss it marked his first Moolo
David Hauss finally claims Mooloolaba World Cup
It was always been a case of close, but not quite there, for France's David Hauss at Mooloolaba. In a handful of appearances at the ITU World Cup race on Australia's Sunshine Coast, he had collected two bronze medals, two fourth places and one sixth. But 2015 finally turned out to be his
Jake Birtwhistle’s silver lining at ITU Mooloolaba World Cup while Ashleigh Gentle takes bronze
Tasmanian Jake Birtwhistle has emerged as Australia's latest triathlon young gun and today in Mooloolaba he took another step forward with a fast finishing silver medal winning performance in only his second ever ITU World Cup in Mooloolaba. The 20-year-old, born in Launceston, who trains in W
Fifteen Australians line up for historic ITU World Paratriathlon Event at Twin Waters
A multi-talented mixture of old faces and new, of world champions and debutants will line up for a history-making World Paratriathlon event at Twin Waters on the Sunshine Coast on Friday. The 2015 Sunshine Coast ITU World Paratriathlon Event will only be the second ever event of its kind staged in A
Twins Waters hosts Australia’s next generation at National Youth Championships
More than 150 of Australia's next generation triathletes will strut their stuff at the annual Australian Triathlon Youth Championships at Twin Waters on Thursday and Friday. The two days of racing will feature the cream of Australia's Youth triathletes in the 13/14 years; 15/16 years and
Spain’s Mario Mola on top in ITU World Triathlon Series opening race in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi kicked off the 2015 World Series with the elite men leaving it all down to end. In a final kick, Mario Mola (ESP) earned his second-ever World Triathlon Series title with a time of 52:32 when he broke away from a three-man pack that included Vincent Luis (FRA) and Richard Murray (RSA). Sav
USA’s Gwen Jorgensen wins 2015 World Triathlon Series season opener in Abu Dhabi
The 2015 World Triathlon Series started exactly where it left off last year, when reigning ITU World Champion Gwen Jorgensen proved that she will again be the woman to beat with a stunning performance in Abu Dhabi's season opener on Saturday. Jorgensen left the water 35 seconds down on the lea
Australians ready for triathlon’s new frontier in Abu Dhabi
Olympians Emma Moffatt and Brendan Sexton will spearhead a six-strong Australian team into triathlon's “land of the unknown†when the ITU World Triathlon Series (WTS) kicks off in a new frontier in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates (Saturday night, Australian time). The opening round in
Triathlon’s generation next steps up to the plate in Devonport
Australian Triathlon's generation next, led by Tasmania's Jacob Birtwhistle and Western Australian Jaz Hedgeland came of age in Devonport today. Birtwhistle, 20 and Hedgeland 19, broke through to win their first major senior titles when they scored convincing wins in the Oceania and Aust
Three podium results and vital ITU ranking points for New Zealanders in Devonport
Three podium results and vital ITU ranking points highlighted the New Zealanders efforts at the Oceania Triathlon Championships in Devonport, Tasmania yesterday. Simone Ackermann led the way with silver for the New Zealanders, edging compatriot Sophie Corbidge into third with both finishing behind rHidden Motors: The New Face of Doping in Cycling and Triathlon
Hidden motors in bikes, once scoffed at, are now a real threat to cycling and triathlon, fuelled by new technology and relaxed equipment checks.