Dmitri Gaag (KAZ)

Winner of the 1999 ITU Triathlon World Championships and Kazakhstan's 'athlete of the year' in the same year, Dimitry Gaag has made a name for himself as a tough competitor. He frequently arrives the night prior to a race, a habit that has resulted in more lost bikes than competitions-. Dimitry has raced to success on borrowed equipment on more than one occasion! Dimitry's best World Cup finish this year is his second place finish in the Tiszaujvaros World Cup, HUN - he has also had several first place finishes in International Triathlon events including Burabay, KAZ; Holten, NED; Subic Bay, PHI
Highlights:
2003 Tiszaujvaros ITU Triathlon World Cup - 2nd
2001 Tiszaujvaros ITU Triathlon World Cup - 2nd
2000 Rio ITU Triathlon World Cup- 1st
1999 ITU Triathlon World Championships - 1st

Date of Birth:

20/03/71
Born: Karaganda, Kazakhstan
Nationality: Kazakhstan
Hometown: Almaty, KAZ
Years in Triathlon: 8
Sponsors: Mizuno, Zipp Speed Weaponry, PowerBar, Author Bike
Other sports: Swimming, Modern Pentathlon (Olympic caliber)
Education: Moscow Sports Academy
Occupation: Professional Sportsman
Languages: Russian & some English
Hobbies: Music, cars & soccer
Marital Status: Single
Coach: Yuri Solvjev
Other: Fast tough competitor, notorious for arriving the night before major events. One of the top runners on the series.
Historical results
World Championships  
2004 Madeira, POR 3rd
2002 Cancun, MEX 9th
2002 Aquathlon Championships, MEX 10th
1999 Montreal, CAN 1st (Athlete of the year in Kazakhstan)
1998 Lausanne, SUI 6th
1996 Cleveland, USA 10th

1995 Cancun, MEX

8th
World Cup  
2004  
Rio World Cup, BRA 7th
Cancun, MEX 10th
Madrid, ESP 9th
Gamagori, JPN 2nd
Tiszaujvaros, HUN 11th
Tongyeong, KOR 1st
Mazatlan, MEX 2nd
Ishigaki, JPN 2nd
2003  
Rio, BRA 4th
Cancun, MEX 2nd
Makuhari, JPN 14th
Madrid, ESP DNF
Hamburg, GER DNF
Tiszaujvaros, HUN 2nd
Salford, GBR DNF
Tongyeong, KOR 7th
Ishigaki, JPN 5th
2002  
Gamagori, JPN 8th
Tiszaujvaros, HUN 6th
Makuhari, JPN 15th
2001  
Gamagori, JPN 8th
Ishigaki, JPN 5th
Tiszaujvaros, HUN 2nd
2000  
Rio, BRA 1st
Ishigaki, JPN 9th
Toronto, CAN 3rd
Tiszaujvaros, HUN 4th

Cancun, MEX

4th

2000 World Cup Series

IOC President's Cup
1999  
Noosa, AUS 11th
Cancun, MEX 3rd
Lausanne, SUI 2nd
Tiszaujvaros, HUN 7th
Sydney, AUS 11th
Ishigaki, JPN 16th
Gamagori, JPN 9th
1998  
2nd Overall in Series  
Games
2004 Athens Olympics 25th
Regional Events  
2004 Asian Championships, PHI 1st
2002 Asian Championships, CHN 3rd
International Events  
2004 Macau International, MAC 2nd
2004 Buraby International, KAZ 1st
2004 Seorak International, JPN 1st
2004 Amakusa International, JPN 1st
2003 Alanya International, TUR 1st
2003 Shanghai International, CHN 1st
2003 Burabay International, KAZ 1st
2003 Holten International, NED 1st
2003 Subic Bay International, PHI 1st
2002 Murakami Sprint International, 3rd
2002 Miyagi International, JPN 2nd
2002 Sorak International, KOR 6th
2002 Dali International, CHN 3rd
2001 Muju International, Korea 4th
2001 Palermo International, Italy 2nd

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