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Anja Dittmer of Stuttgart, Germany has come on strong midway through
2003 and proven herself a force to be reckoned with. With three
consecutive World cup wins, including one in her home country, she
is racing with a new confidence. She ranks competing in the 2000
Sydney Olympic Games and winning the 1999 European Championships
as her proudest moments.
Highlights:
2003 Nice ITU World cup - 1st
2003 Hamburg ITU World Cup - 1st
2003 Tiszaujvaros ITU World Cup - 1st
2002 Cancun World Championships - 6th
| Date
of Birth: |
September
22, 1975 |
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| Born:
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Neubrandenburg,
Germany |
| Nationality:
|
German |
| Hometown: |
Stuttgart,
Germany |
| Years
in Triathlon: |
1993 |
| Sponsors: |
asics,
DKB, Rose, Orca |
| Other
sports: |
Inline
Skating |
| Education: |
Construction
drawer |
Anja
being interviewed by Tri-TV Director Pat Bell, Hamburg, 2003
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| Occupation:
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Student,
Elite Athlete |
| Languages: |
German,
English |
| Hobbies: |
Reading,
Music, Cooking with friends |
| Marital
Status: |
Single |
| Sports
Hero: |
Haile
Gebreselasie |
| Proudest
Moment: |
Winning
the European Championships in 1999 and participating in the
Olympic Games in 2000 |
| Injuries: |
Stress
fracture in 2001 and fortunately nothing else |
| Training
Week: |
25
hours per week |
| Historical
results |
| World
Championships |
|
| 2004
Madeira World Championships, POR |
12th |
| 2003
Queenstown World Championships, NZL |
DNF |
| 2002
Cancun World Championships, MEX |
6th |
| 2000
Perth World Championships, AUS |
5th |
| 1999
Montreal World Championships, CAN |
19th |
| 1998
Lausanne World Championships, SUI |
12th |
| 1997
Perth World Championships, AUS |
6th |
| 1996
Cleveland World Championships, USA |
6th |
| 1995
Cancun World Championships, MEX |
9th
(junior) |
| 1994
Wellington World Championships, NZL |
8th
(junior) |
| World
Cup |
|
| 2004
Cancun World Cup, MEX |
1st |
| 2004
Madrid World Cup, ESP |
7th |
| 2004
Gamagori World Cup, JPN |
2nd |
| 2004
Hamburg World Cup, GER |
1st |
| 2004
Tiszaujvaros World Cup, HUN |
1st |
| 2004
Mazatlan World Cup, MEX |
2nd |
| 2003
Madeira World Cup, POR |
7th |
| 2003
Nice World Cup, FRA |
1st |
| 2003
Hamburg World Cup, GER |
1st |
| 2003
Tiszaujvaros World Cup, HUN |
1st |
| 2003
St. Anthony's World Cup, USA |
3rd |
| 2002
St Anthony's World Cup, USA |
15th |
| 2002
Hamburg World Cup, GER |
7th |
| 2002
Nice World Cup, FRA |
4th
|
| 2001
Tiszaujvaros World Cup, HUN |
3rd |
| 2001
Lausanne World Cup, SUI |
3rd |
| 2000
Sydney World Cup, AUS |
14th |
| 2000
Kona World Cup, USA |
2nd |
| 1999
Lausanne World Cup, SUI |
13th |
| 1999
Monte Carlo World Cup, MON |
7th |
| 1999
Kapelle-op-den-bos World Cup, BEL |
2nd |
| 1999
Gamagori World Cup, JPN |
10th |
| 1999
Ishigaki World Cup, JPN |
22nd |
| 1998
Ishigaki World Cup, JPN |
28th |
| 1998
Zurich World Cup, SUI |
28th |
| 1997
Ishigaki World Cup, JPN |
5th |
| 1997
Tiszaujvaros World Cup, HUN |
10th |
| National
|
|
2002
German Championships
|
3rd |
| 1999
German Championships |
1st |
| 1998
German Championships |
1st |
| 1997
German Championships |
3rd |
| 1996
German Championships |
2nd |
| 1995
German Championships |
1st |
| Regional
|
|
| 2002
European Championships |
13th |
| 1999
European Championships |
1st |
| 1998
European Championships |
22nd |
| 1996
European Championships |
26th |
| 1995
European Championships |
2nd
(junior) |
| 1994
European Championships |
2nd
(junior) |
| Other |
|
| 2004
Athens Olympics |
11th |
| 2003
Praia Da Vitoria International, POR |
1st |
| 2000
Sydney Olympic Games |
18th |
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