Winter Triathlon season gets ready to kick off

by Olalla Cernuda on 10 Jan, 2019 01:30 • Español
Winter Triathlon season gets ready to kick off

With snow covering most of the mountain ranges in the Northern Hemisphere, it is time to focus on the mountain-lovers favourite triathlon discipline: winter triathlon. The first stop of the 2019 winter calendar is the Chinese town of Zhangjiakou, the main venue for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, where on 13 January it will host a Winter Triathlon Test Event.

ITU and the Tricom Beijing sport are inviting the top-ranked athletes to compete in Zhangjiakou on Sunday, for an event that will also host a winter duathlon for local athletes and serve as a test for a future ITU Winter World Cup.

Winter triathlon is one of the latest disciplines to be incorporated into the triathlon family, with elite athletes usually tackling a snow run of approximately 8km, 14km on the bike and 12km of cross-country skiing.

The following race for the winter triathletes will be in Asiago (Italy), in the heart of the Alps, where the World Championships will take place on 9-10 February.

The races will be contested in the Centro di Fondo Campolongo, in Altopiano di Asiago, one of the most fascinating areas in the Venetian mountains. With an average altitude of 1500 metres, the snow arrives abundantly every winter, providing the perfect setting for competition and training of cross-country ski, mountain bike and trail running, all around magnificent forests.

Everything is ready in Asiago to welcome winter triathletes from all over the world, with not only the Elites but also the U23, Junior, Paratriathlon and Age-Group athletes vying for a chance of becoming the next World Champion in their respective divisions.

Just a few weeks after that, winter-lovers will travel to the home of Count Dracula, Cheile Gradistei, for the Winter Triathlon European Championships, taking place in the very same venue that last year hosted the World Championships, on 23-24 February.

That same weekend, the Canadian city of Quebec will, for the fourth consecutive year, host the ITU S3 Winter Triathlon World Cup, a format in which the athletes compete over a run, ice skating and ski course.


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Related Event: 2019 Asiago ITU Winter Triathlon World Championships
09 - 10 Feb, 2019 • event pageall results
Results: Elite Men
1. Pavel Andreev AIN 01:24:43
2. Dmitriy Bregeda AIN 01:25:32
3. Marek Rauchfuss CZE 01:26:12
4. Evgenii Uliashev AIN 01:26:33
5. Daniel Antonioli ITA 01:26:43
Results: Elite Women
1. Daria Rogozina AIN 01:40:54
2. Yulia Surikova AIN 01:44:35
3. Romana Slavinec AUT 01:45:22
4. Nadezhda Belkina AIN 01:45:49
5. Sandra Mairhofer ITA 01:46:29
Results: U23 Men
1. Franco Pesavento ITA 01:29:23
2. Aleksandr Vasilev AIN 01:32:05
3. Alessandro Saravalle ITA 01:32:12
4. Kirill Tarakanov AIN 01:32:40
5. Evgenii Evgrafov AIN 01:33:52
Results: U23 Women
2. Nadezhda Belkina AIN 01:45:49
1. Daria Rogozina AIN 01:40:54
5. Anastasiia Kalinina AIN 02:06:56
4. Iazilia Galiamutdinova AIN 01:59:17
DNS. Anna Swoboda AUT DNS
Results: Junior Men
4. Dmitrii Zotov AIN 00:59:27
2. Vladislav Semenov AIN 00:55:25
3. Oleg Morozov AIN 00:56:07
DNF. Davide Ingrilli ITA DNF
DNS. Matus Jakub Koren SVK DNS
Results: Junior Women
8. Ekaterina Karpova AIN 01:11:39
6. Ekaterina Chukseeva AIN 01:10:22
3. Aleksandra Tetiueva AIN 01:07:18
1. Giorgia Rigoni ITA 01:01:36
DNS. Agilya Karimova AIN DNS
Results: 2x2 Mixed Relay
1. Team I Russia RUS 01:57:54
2. Team I Italy ITA 02:01:38
3. Team I Romania ROU 02:02:17
4. Team I Czech Republic CZE 02:02:53
5. Team I Slovakia SVK 02:03:17
Results: 2x2 Mixed Junior Relay
1. Team I Italy ITA 02:02:39
2. Team I Russia RUS 02:12:09
NC. Team II Italy ITA 02:12:22
NC. Team II Russia RUS 02:14:55
Results: PTS4 Men
1. Robert Tamirjan ROU 01:06:11
Results: PTS5 Men
1. Rafael Solis Torres ESP 01:09:31
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