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Itu Results 2012 itu results 2012 Page 1 WORLD TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012 CHAMPIONSHIPS TRIATHLON WORLD MEDAL TALLY 2012 Triathlon World Championships - Auckland Country gold silver bronze total Australia 19 13 15 47 New Zealand 18 13 16 47 Great Britain 12 10 11 33 United States 11 15 14 40 Canada 2 4 3 9 France 2 3 1 6 Spain 2 2 0 4 Germany 1 2 0 3 Brazil 1 1 2 4 Japan 1 0 0 1 South Africa 1 0 0 1 Mexico 0 1 0 1 Netherlands 0 1 0 1 Page 2 Norfolk Island 0 1 0 1 Serbia 0 1 0 1 Tahiti 0 1 0 1 WORLD TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012 CHAMPIONSHIPS TRIATHLON WORLD Belgium 0 0 1 1 Chile 0 0 1 1 Hungary 0 0 1 1 Ireland 0 0 1 1 Norway 0 0 1 1 Switzerland 0 0 1 1 PUMPED: Gold Coaster Bill Chaffey, who won Australia’s second gold medal of the ITU World Championships with a dynamic defence of his T1 category Para-Triathlon title, shows his winning style in the wheelchair and on his bike. Photo: Delly Carr ITU. FLUSHED WITH SUCCESS: Climbing the hills around West Dapto on his bike and simulated altitude training courtesy of NSWIS were just two of the key factors that paved the way for Under 23 Newcastle-born triathlete Aaron Royle to be crowned Australia’s latest World Triathlon Champion in Auckland. The 22-year-old timed his run to perfection over the final 100 metres after five athletes ran shoulder to shoulder over the final 2.5 kilometres in and around the gruelling Auckland Harbour amphitheatre. Royle, with his coach Jamie Turner and mother Kim and father Ken cheering him on, pushed the go button to clear out over the final stages to beat Spain’sFernando Alarza and Great Britain’s Thomas Bishop. The green and gold Scody suits were well and truly to the fore right from the outset in yesterday’s race with Brisbane boys Ryan Fisher and Josh Amberger covering Royle’s every move and Ryan Bailie, who worked hard in a solo effort off the bike, never far away and protecting his mates. Fisher, who only dropped off the pace just after the bell lap on the 10km run, hung deep to finish fifth with Royle’s training partner Bailie storming home to claim 10th just ahead of Amberger in 11th. Photo: Delly Carr ITU RESULTS 2012 ITU WORLD TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS, Auckland PLACE. NAME COUNTRY TIME PLACE. NAME COUNTRY TIME WOMEN - JUNIORS MEN - JUNIORS 1. Fumika Matsumoto (JPN) 1:08:33 1. Wian Sullwald (RSA) 1:01.44 2. Ledonie Periault (FRA) 1:08:36 2. Simon Viain (FRA) 1:0-1.58 3. Tamara Gorman (USA) 1:08:39 3. Constantine Doherty (IRL) 1:01.59 4. Sarah Wilm (GER) 1:08.44 4. Kristian Blummenfelt (NOR) 1:02.31 5. Maddie Dillon (NZL) 1:08.50 5. Gordon Bensen (GBR) 1:01.45 6. Amelie Kretz (CAN) 1:09.02 6. Marcel Walkington (AUS) 1:02.58 7. Sumire OHara (JPN) 1:09.02 7. Ryosuke Maeda (JPN) 1:02.59 8. Elise Salt (NZL) 1:09.04 8. Jorik van Egdom (NED) 1:02.59 9. Georgia Taylor-Brown (GBR) 1:09.35 9. Eduardo Moreno (MEX) 1:03.04 10. Luisa Condeco (POR) 1:09.40 10. Dorian Coninx (FRA) 1:03.06 19. Ellie Salthouse (AUS) 1:12.17 14. Kenji Nener (AUS) 1:03.50 21. Emily Bevan (AUS) 1:12.39 23. Joel Tobin-White (AUS) 1:04.59 30. Tamsyn Moana-Veale (AUS) 1:15.12 UNDER 23S UNDER 23S 1. Aaron Royle (AUS) 1:57:17 Page 3 1. Non Stanford (GBR) 2:13.06 2. Fernando Alarza (ESP) 1:57:20 2. Sarissa De Vries (NED) 2:13.15 3. Thomas Bishop (GBR) 1:57:21 3. Joanna Brown (CAN) 2:14.12 4. Pierre Le Corre (FRA) 1:57:29 4. Claudia Rivas (MEX) 2:14.26 5. Ryan Fisher (AUS) 1:57:51 2012 CHAMPIONSHIPS TRIATHLON WORLD 5. Natalie Van Coevorden (AUS) 2:14.28 6. Matthew Sharp (GBR) 1:58:49 6. Sara Vilic (CRO) 2:15.06 7. Jason Wilson (BAR) 1:59:15 7. Ashlee Bailie (AUS) 2:15.09 8. Gregory Billington (USA) 1:59:32 8. Lucy Hall (GBR) 2:15.11 9. Igor Polyanskiy (RUS) 1:59:40 9. Simone Ackerman (NZL) 2:15.24 10. Ryan Bailie (AUS) 1:59:50 10. Maaike Caelers (NED) 2:156.41 11. Josh Amberger (AUS) 1:59:59 11. Charlotte McShane (AUS) 2:16.17 ELITE ELITE 1. Javier Gomez (ESP) 2:00.29 1. Anne Haug (GER) 2:10:48 2. Jonathan Brownlee (GBR) 2:00.31 2. Gwen Jorgensen (USA) 2:11:00 3. Sven Riederer (SUI) 2:01.18 3. Barbara Riveros Diaz (CHI) 2:11:01 4. Steffen Justus (GER) 2:01.40 4. Lisa Norden (SWE) 2:11:03 5. Gregor Buchholz (GER) 2:01.46 5. Jodie Stimpson (GBR) 2:11:03 6. Kyle Jones (CAN) 2:01.48 6. Rachel Klamer (NED) 2:11:09 7. Dmitry Polyanskiy (RUS) 2:01.50 7. Andrea Hewitt (NZL) 2:11:10 8. Ivan Rana (ESP) 2:01.56 8. Kate McIlroy (NZL) 2:11:12 9. Richard Murray (RSA) 2:02.00 9. Sarah Groff (USA) 2:11:20 10. David McNamee (GBR) 2:02.06 10. Juri Ide (JPN) 2:11:21 30. Brendan Sexton (AUS) 2:07.29 18. Felicity Abram (AUS) 2:12.45 26. Ashleigh Gentle (AUS) 2:14.20 30. Felicity Sheedy-Ryan (AUS) 2:15.29 OFF YA BIKE BOYS: Visuably impaired triathlete Jonathan Goerlach (behind) with pilot Fraser Dowling head towards T2. Goerlach finished fifth in an impressive Para-Triathlete debut. ALL-STAR LINEUP: Andrea Hewitt (NZL), Lisa Norden (SWE), Erin Densham (AUS), Jonathan Brownlee (GBR), Javier Gomez( ESP) and Bevan Docherty (NZL) at the pre-event press conference. GOLDEN SMILE: Jenna Fulton is all smiles after winning her 18-19 years age group in the Olympic Distance. RESULTS 2012 ITU WORLD TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS, Auckland PLACE. NAME COUNTRY TIME PLACE. NAME COUNTRY TIME FINAL 2012 ITU WORLD SERIES T3 1. Jennifer Hopkins (CAN) 1:08.28 STANDINGS 2. Beth Price (USA) 1:24.45 WOMEN 3. Miriam Jenkins (NZL) 1:28.34 1. Lisa Norden (SWE) 4531 2. Anne Haug (GER) 4340 T4 3. Andrew Hewitt (NZL) 3893 1. Faye McClellland (GBR) 1:02.33 4. Barbara Riveros Diaz (CHI) 3707 2. Clare Cunningham (GBR) 1:04.55 5. Erin Densham (AUS) 3611 3. Claire McLean (AUS) 1:08.36 6. Nicola Spirig (SUI) 3264 7. Sarah Groff (USA) 3232 T5 8. Ainhoa Murua (ESP) 3065 1. Patricia Collins (USA) 1:11.07 9. Gwen Jorgensen (USA) 3048 2. Danielle McLaughlin (USA) 1:11.23 10. Kate McIlroy (NZL) 3044 3. Allysa Seely (USA) 1:17.43 11. Emma Moffatt (AUS) 2856 Page 4 15. Ashleigh Gentle (AUS) 2405 T6 1. Susana Rodriguez (ESP) 1:02.41 MEN 2. Melissa Reid (GBR) 1:03.20 WORLD TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS 2012 CHAMPIONSHIPS TRIATHLON WORLD 1. Jonathan Brownlee (GBR) 4934 3. Patricia Walsh (USA) 1:05.15 2. Javier Gomez (ES) 4845 3. Dmitry Polyanskiy (RUS) 3822 4. Sven Riederer (SUI) 3773 MEN 5. Richard Murray (RSA) 3575 T1 6. Steffen Justus (GER) 3564 1. Bill Chaffey (AUS) 57.20 7. Alexander Bryukhankov (RUS) 3285 2. Andre Kajlich (USA) 59.21 8. Laurent Vidal (FRA) 2772 3. Kennedy Geoffrey (USA) 1:00.33 9. Joaoaa Silva (POR) 2682 10. David Hauss (FRA) 2519 T2 1. Stephane Bahier (FRA) 1:09.41 2. Daniel Molina (ESP) 1:11.00 3. Matt Perkins (USA) 1:11.19 PARA-TRIATHLON 10. Michael Milton (AUS) 1:24.12 T1-Women T3 1. Karen Darke (GBR) 1:06.58 1. Steven Judge (GBR) 1:02.55 2. Jane Egan (GBR) 1:17.40 2. David Kyle (USA) 1:04.04 3. Elizabeth McTernan 1:19.31 3. Geoffrey Wersy (FRA) 1:05.39 T2 T4 1. Melissa Stockwell (USA) 1:22.14 1. Yannick Bourseaux (FRA) 54.30 2. Hailey Danisewicz (USA) 1:26.54 2. Martin Schulz (GER) 55.27 3. Jennifer Clark (USA) 1:34.23 3. Peter Boronkay (HUN) 57.52 11. Dale Grant (AUS) 1:02.29 BLIND FAITH: Pilot Fraser Dowling arm-in-arm with Jonathan Goerlach after they crossed the finish line in Auckland. PARA-LEGEND: Legendary Paralympian Michael Milton who was 10th in his T3 category at his second ITU Para-Triathlon. RESULTS 2012 ITU WORLD TRIATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS, Auckland PLACE. NAME COUNTRY TIME PLACE. NAME COUNTRY TIME T5 45-49 YRS 1. Matthew Emmerson (GBR) 1:01.07 1. Sue Mellsop (NZL) 2. Yan Guanter (FRA) 1:01.14 2. Ali Hollington (NZL) 3. Jamie Brown (USA) 1:02.02 3. Anne Hegvold (NOR) T6 50-54 YRS 1. Iain Dawson (GBR) 57.38 1. Kelly Dippold (USA) 2:28.31 2. Lazar Filipovic (SRB) 58.13 2. Caroline Whittaker (GBR) 2:31.01 3. Rodrigo Feola (BRA) 58.19 3. Janet Ferguson (AUS) 2:31.49 5. Jonathan Goerlach (AUS) 59.47 55-59 YRS 1. Briget Dawson (USA) 2:38.49 AGE GROUP - OLYMPIC DISTANCE 2. Margit Bartsch (GER) 2:42.07 3. Beverley Childs (GBR) 2:42.52 WOMEN Page 5 18-19 YRS 60-64 YRS 1. Julie Kerr (AUS) 2:46.16 1. Jenna Fulton (AUS) 2:27.12 2012 CHAMPIONSHIPS TRIATHLON WORLD 2. Lynn Pattle (NZL) 2:47.22 2. Savannah Dearden (USA) 2:28.42 3.
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