2004 Athens Olympic Games Triathlon -Carter and Allen win in Athens
 
Hamish Carter (NZL) and Kate Allen (AUT) are the new Olympic Triathlon Champions.

Official results: Men / Women
Official photo galleries: Men / Women
Official race stories / press releases: Men / Women
What the New Zealand Press thought of it all...


Click on the links below to get all the latest Olympic news and behind the scenes information from our team on the ground in Athens.

17 August- The blue carpet is rolled out for the athletes....More
15 August -Triathlon tickets completely sold out.........More
14 August -A magical Olympic opening ceremony silences the critics....More
12 August - No stone unturned.......More
11 August -Final concrete poured to secure start platform.....More
10 August - Just over two weeks to go.......More
PROFILES and NEWS
Click HERE for ATHLETE PROFILES
Click HERE for ATHLETE RANKINGS

OLYMPIC TRIATHLON NEWS: 11th August
ITU President: Welcome Message
NZ Press - ITU World Champion Bevan Docherty: 'From Rags to Riches'
USOC News: 'Whitfield Simply Beaming'
- BBC News: 'Triathlon Ones to Watch..'.
- Reuters: 'Variables make Triathlon hard to predict'
- Simon Beaumont: His Weekly Athens Diary
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Area map
Swim Map
Full course map
Click on the images above to enlarge.
USEFUL LINKS AND INFORMATION
UNIFORM GUIDELINES
The basic uniform guidelines for the 2004 Olympic games are the same as those for the World Cup Series*, such as name, country size and placement. However each country must contact its National Olympic Committee (NOC) for rules on placement of sponsorship on the uniforms, in accordance with the Olympic charter.
*http://triathlon.org/itu/itu-uniform-guidelines/2004/uniform-guidelines-2004.pdf
QUALIFYING CRITERIA

2004 Olympic Qualifying Criteria

English:
Qualifying Criteria (full) - Qualifying Criteria (summary)
French:
Qualifying Criteria (full) - Qualifying Criteria (summary)



We especially remember our desperately missed friend
Michel Gignoux
at these Olympic Games. His years of tirelss work and endless generosity to the sport of triathlon and all those involved in it, will never be forgotton.

RIP 2004