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Veracruz
ITU International Triathlon
Eligio
Cervantes (MEX) continued to perform well on the international
scene with a win in Veracruz, an event he also won last
year. Alexis Waddell (USA) took the women's event with
an interesting finish (photo-left-click for full size).
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Wakayama
ITU International Triathlon
Japanese
athletes cleaned up in Wakayama with Miyuki Biwata (left)
winning the women's event by 1:33 over Akiko Sekine who
was 2nd with Junko Yashiro 3rd. Newcomer Harunobu Sato
won the men's event by 27 seconds over Hiroyuki Nishiuchi
and Kunaiki Takahama. Click
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Brasilia
ITU International Triathlon
In the women's event Brasilian
teammates Mariana
Ohata won with Sandra
Soldan and Aglae Menezies 2nd and 3rd. Brasil's
Paulo Miyashiro won his first international title in
the men's with Argentina's Daniel
Fontana 2nd and Brasil's Juraci
Moreira 3rd. Click
here for complete results.
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Swansea
ITU International Triathlon
Michelle
Dillon, GBR and Marc
Jenkins, GBR (left) won the Swansea ITU International
Triathlon. In the women's event, the current World Champion
Leanda Cave
was 2nd and Jessica
Harrison was 3rd. Tim
Don was 2nd in the men, while Richard
Stannard rounded out the podium. Click here
for complete results and media stories.
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Mazatlan
ITU International Triathlon
Hunter
Kemper, USA and Jessi
Stensland, USA (photo-left) won the Mazatlan
ITU International Triathlon. Australia's Brad
Krahlefeldt and Mexico's Javier
Rosas were 2nd and 3rd in the men's event, while
Mexican teammates Lisset Olivera and Esther Aguayo completed
the podium in the women's event. Click
here for complete post-race information
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Brno,
Czech Republic
Lenka
Radova (CZE-left) thrilled the hometown fans with a
win in Brno, while Didier Brocard of Switzerland stole
the win from Filip
Ospaly in the final kilometre. Click here
for all the results from Brno.
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Subic
Bay, Philippines
Melissa
Ashton of Australia (left) cruised home to victory
in Subic Bay, Philippines, while Dimitri
Gaag had to outsprint Danial Saponov for win.
Japan's Yokako Inoue was 2nd in the women's event. Click
here
for Subic Bay results and story.
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Zundert,
The Netherlands
Julie
Dibens (GBR-left) won her first International
titles by outsprinting last year's winner Tracy Looze
of Australia, while French newcomer Cedric Fleureton
won the men's, with Shane Reed of New Zealand being
nipped at the line. Click here
for complete results and post-race story.
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ITU
International Triathlon Event Calendar - 2003
Lots
of great events on all five continents - Click HERE
for the 2003 Calendar of ITU International Triathlon
Events
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