2009 Accenture Paratriathletes Of The Year Announced
- February 08, 2010
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Sarah Reinertsen and J.P. Theberge have been named the 2009 Paratriathletes of the year by USA Triathlon.
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Sarah Reinertsen and J.P. Theberge have been named the 2009 Paratriathletes of the year by USA Triathlon.
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South Africa’s Dan Hugo overcame wet, muddy conditions to take the first Xterra win of 2010 in his home country.
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As the top sanctioning body in triathlon in the United States, the USAT Organization honors not just professionals, but also amateurs in its annual awards. Today, USAT announced the recipients of the 2009 Garmin Age-Group Athletes of The Year.
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For the first time, there will be a U.S. Pro Championship for the Ironman 70.3 Series. The race, and prize money of $75,000, will be open to professional triathletes from around the world, not just Americans. The race will take place in Houston, Texas at the newly re-named Memorial Hermann Ironman 70.3 Texas on Sunday, [...]
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The World Triathlon Corporation has announced that it is adding another half-Ironman distance race to the Ironman series. The Ironman 70.3 Centrair Tokoname Japan triathlon will take place September 19, 2010 and is just one of several new 70.3 races making their debut in 2010.
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The Abu Dhabi International Triathlon has revealed an impressive men’s lineup for the inaugural race to take place March 13, 2010. Confirmed athletes include Sweden’s Bjorn Andersson, Luxembourg’s Dirk Bockel, Spain’s Eneko Llanos, Germany’s Faris Al-Sultan, Great Britain’s Fraser Cartmell, Australia’s Joe Gambles, the United States’ Jordan Rapp, Germany’s Maik Twelsiak, Switzerland’s Oliver Marceau, Great [...]
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Huntington Beach, Calif. – February 1, 2010 – TYR continues to expand its elite roster of world-class athletes with the signing of triathlon “King of Swim” John Flanagan. The Hawaii native competed in the company’s Sayonara swimskin when leading out of the water at the 2009 Ironman World Championships. He will continue to race in [...]
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Athletes from the sports of running, triathlon and cycling were honored on Saturday at the Hilton San Diego Resort & Spa at the eighteenth annual Endurance Sports Awards. Honorees include Chris Lieto, Craig Alexander, Kara Goucher, Meb Keflezighi, Chris Carmichael, Chrissie Wellington, Kristin Armstrong and Cody McCasland.
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Insidetri.com has confirmed that U.S. Olympian and Lifetime Fitness Series Champion Matt Reed will be signing autographs tomorrow at the TriExpo.
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The largest consumer triathlon exposition in the U.S. will take place in San Diego this Friday, January 29 and Saturday, January 30. The two-day event will host an impressive lineup of world-class athletes in the sports of swimming, running and cycling, with the first 100 people in the door on Friday receiving a goodie bag [...]
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Two of triathlon’s biggest brands have teamed up to form an elite team, in which all athletes will be sponsored by both companies. Standout members of the team include 2009 Ironman World Championship runner-up Chris Lieto and 2009 Ironman 70.3 World Champions Julie Dibens and Michael Raelert. Other team members include Fraser Cartmell, Joe Gambles, [...]
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While it is not unusual for an athlete to commit to a company for sponsorship over the period of multiple years, Craig Alexander made an unusual move by committing to one of his current sponsors for the next six years. The deal will easily cover the remainder of the 36-year-old’s career.
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