Triathlon Australia 2012 Celebration of Champions Awards Dinner
Once again following the opening race of the ITU Dextro Energy World Series Sydney race, Triathlon Australia will host our Celebration of Champions Annual Awards Dinner. Following the theme of the inaugural event last year, the dinner will feature Australia's reigning World Champions; Cr
Once again following the opening race of the ITU Dextro Energy World Series Sydney race, Triathlon Australia will host our Celebration of Champions Annual Awards Dinner.
Following the theme of the inaugural event last year, the dinner will feature Australia’s reigning World Champions; Craig Alexander (2011 Ironman World Champion and 2011 70.3 World Champion) and Melissa Rollison (2011 70.3 World Champion).
In addition the night will feature the Elite Athlete Awards, recognition of the Australian Age Group Champions, and culminate by welcoming new inductees into the Triathlon Australia Hall of Fame.
Sydney will be alive with the excitement throughout the weekend with our top elite Australian triathletes racing against international stars as they continue their quest for Olympic selection. Our Age Group athletes will be competing for the Series Championship title in the final race of the Australian National Championship Series.
Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased as individual tickets, or as a table of 10. Your ticket will include arrival drinks and canapés, and a 3 course dinner including all drinks.
We hope that you will join us for this night of great entertainment and celebration of our sport.
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