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Triathlon returns to Edmonton

30/06/11 - Paula Findlay grew up watching ITU Triathlon events in Edmonton from 1999 to 2007 and raced at the Hawrelak Park World Cup venue, first as a Kids of Steel competitor then in the Pan American Junior... |

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Ishigaki and Monterrey World Cup show now available

04/06/11 - The latest ITU magazine show is now available on www.triathlonlive.tv. The show features the Ishigaki and Monterrey World Cups, and is packed with the best race action, behind the scenes interviews and... |

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Brendan Sexton (AUS) breaks through with first ITU World Cup title

08/05/11 - Brendan Sexton (AUS) ran away from the field late in the run to snatch his first career World Cup title in Monterrey, punctuating his impressive start to the 2011 season. Earlier this year, Australia’s... |

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Sarah Haskins (USA) claims first career ITU World Cup in Monterrey

08/05/11 - Sarah Haskins of the U.S. used a breakaway on the bike to score her first career ITU Triathlon World Cup title in Monterrey on Sunday. Japan’s Ai Ueda claimed silver for the second straight year. Anne... |

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Monterrey Press Conference Highlights

07/05/11 - Two days before the elite women’s and men’s races at the Monterrey ITU Triathlon World Cup, four athletes met the media at the event’s official pre-race press conference. In attendance were Bevan... |

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20 years of ITU World Cups: Q&A with Mike Pigg

04/05/11 - Mike Pigg raced into ITU history in St Croix 20 years ago when he became the first men’s ITU World Cup winner. In a thrilling race, Pigg narrowly out sprinted the first two ITU World Champions, Australian... |

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Celebrating 20 years of ITU Triathlon World Cup history

04/05/11 - A new era in triathlon history began on May 5th 1991 as the ITU World Cup series kicked off in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, just two years after the first World Championships in Avignon, France. ... |

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Monterrey World Cup Preview

03/05/11 - The third round of the 2011 ITU Triathlon World Cup series is set for Monterrey, Mexico where full fields of 150 athletes from 34 nations will compete in this Sunday’s races. It’s the second straight... |

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Three-time Olympian Hunter Kemper (USA) finds gold in Ishigaki

17/04/11 - American Hunter Kemper finally found gold and the World Cup podium also welcomed two brand new medallists in a thrilling men’s race in Ishigaki. In a race that had plenty of breaks and surprises, it... |

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Barbara Riveros Diaz continues great start to 2011 with win in Ishigaki

17/04/11 - Chilean Barbara Riveros Diaz has continued her stellar start to the 2011 season by running away with the Ishigaki ITU Triathlon World Cup title in Japan. Riveros Diaz claimed bronze in the first ITU... |

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Ishigaki Press Conference Highlights

16/04/11 - Jenkins pulls out from the race due to brush burns caused by bike crash in Sydney. International athletes are united to give Japan “happiness and love.” Summer has arrived in Ishigaki, a tiny island in... |

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Ishigaki World Cup Preview

14/04/11 - The second round of the 2011 ITU Triathlon World Cup series is Ishigaki, a scenic island in southwestern Japan. A total of 129 athletes from 33 nations will line up on the starting grids for this... |

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Chacon helps Team ITU to a strong 2011 debut

29/03/11 - Costa Rica’s Leonardo Chacon highlighted Team ITU’s first performance of the year at the season opening World Cup in Mooloolaba. A total of five athletes from five different countries raced in the... |

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Samuels powers away on bike and steals Mooloolaba win

27/03/11 - Nicky Samuels of New Zealand used a daring breakaway on the bike to snap up her first career ITU Triathlon World Cup title today in Mooloolaba. Two-time reigning World Champion Emma Moffatt came from... |

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Kahlefeldt takes third Mooloolaba title

26/03/11 - Brad Kahlefeldt led a gold-silver Australian finish at today’s Mooloolaba ITU Triathlon World Cup. Teammate Brendan Sexton overcame a 15-second penalty and out-sprinted France’s David Hauss for... |

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