Carol Montgomery (CAN)


From Vancouver, Canada, Carol Montgomery is the fastest woman runner on the circuit. She is also the only triathlete to qualify for the Sydney Olympic Games in two events; triathlon and 10,000 meters - an accomplishment of which she is immensely proud. Carol is also recognized for undergoing major leg surgery late in 1999 then coming back only a few months later to finish second in the 2000 ITU World Championships. Carol is also a Commonwealth Games Champion.
Highlights:
2002 Commonwealth Games - 1st
2001 St. Anthony's ITU World Cup - 1st
2001 Yamaguchi ITU World Cup - 1st
2000 Perth ITU World Championships - 2nd

Date of Birth:

24/8/66
Born: Schelt, BC, Canada
Nationality: Canadian
Hometown: North Vancouver, Canada
Years in Triathlon: 10
Sponsors: Nike Canada
Other sports: Athletics (represented Canada in 1994 at the Commonwealth Games in the 10,000 meters and has also qualified to represent Canada in this event at the Sydney 2000 Olympics)
Occupation: Full Time Athlete
Languages: English
Hobbies: Reading, Cooking, Hockey
Injuries:: Underwent major surgery in December 1999 to repair a narrowed external iliac artery in her left leg.
Training week: 20 hours total: 5 runs, 5 bikes, 5 swims, Friday off
Other: The fastest woman runner on the series and the only triathlete to qualify for two events at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games (the triathlon and 10,000metres).
Historical results
World Championships  
2004 Madeira World Championships, POR 42nd
2003 Queenstown World Championships, NZL DNF
2002 Cancun, MEX 10th
2000 Perth, AUS 2nd
1996 Cleveland, USA 3rd
1991 Gold Coast, AUS 7th

1990 Orlando, USA

2nd
World Cup  
2004  
Rio, BRA 10th
Cancun, MEX 7th
Hamburg, GER 7th
Corner Brook, CAN 7th
Tongyeong, KOR 9th
2003  
Geelong, AUS 3rd
Rio, BRA 2nd
Cancun, MEX 4th
Athens, GRE DNF
Tiszaujvaros, HUN 8th
Salford, GBR 2nd
Corner Brook, CAN 7th
Edmonton, CAN 9th
2002  
Geelong, AUS 6th
St. Anthony's, USA 6th
Hamburg, GER DNF
2001  
St. Anthony's, USA 1st
Corner Brook, CAN 6th
Yamaguchi, JPN 1st
2000  
Rio , BRA 1st
Toronto , CAN 1st
Kona, Hawaii, USA 7th
1999  
Monte Carlo, MON 6th
Ishigaki, JPN 6th
Tiszajvaros, HUN 11th
1997  
Hamilton, BER 2nd
Cancun, MEX 3rd
Embrun, FRA 3rd
International  
2002 Punta Del Este International, URU 1st
National  
2003 Canadian Championships and ITU International Triathlon, Victoria, CAN 2nd
1999 Canadian Champs 2nd
Games  
2002 Commonwealth Games 1st
2000 Olympic Games DNF (bike crash - broken wrist)
1999 Pan Am Games 3rd (bronze)
Regional  
2002 Pan American Championships 5th
2001 Pan American Championships 1st

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