1997 ITU Triathlon World Championships

The 1997 ITU Triathlon World Championships was a triathlon event held in Perth, Western Australia on 16 November 1997, organised by the International Triathlon Union.[1] The championship was won by Australians Chris McCormack and Emma Carney. The course was a 1.5 kilometres (0.93 mi) swim, 40 kilometres (25 mi) bike, 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) run.

Results

Men's Championship

Rank Name Swim T1 Bike T2 Run Time
 Chris McCormack (AUS)18:4800:510:58:2400:5429:321:48:29
 Hamish Carter (NZL)18:5000:520:58:2200:5129:461:48:42
 Simon Lessing (GBR)18:4001:000:58:2400:5830:041:49:07
4 Brad Beven (AUS)18:4400:510:58:2800:5130:411:49:39
5 Greg Bennett (USA)18:4900:540:58:2100:5330:481:49:47
6 Greg Welch (AUS)19:0200:570:59:2400:5429:371:49:55
7 Paul Amey (GBR)19:1800:560:59:0800:5229:441:50:00
8 Stephane Poulat (FRA)18:5200:540:58:1900:5831:051:50:09
9 Simon Whitfield (CAN)19:5300:540:58:4000:5229:511:50:13
10 Jamie Hunt (NZL)19:5400:530:58:3900:5329:561:50:17
11 Laurent Jeanselme (FRA)18:4900:580:58:1900:5831:161:50:21
12 Stephan Bignet (FRA)18:5800:540:58:1400:5931:181:50:23
13 Gilberto González (VEN)19:1200:540:59:2900:5630:091:50:44
14 Ralf Eggert (GER)19:1800:530:59:1500:5330:261:50:47
15 Dmitriy Gaag (KAZ)19:1800:540:59:1801:0030:311:51:03
16 Martin Matula (CZE)19:5700:540:58:4500:5930:341:51:10
17 Lothar Leder (GER)19:2100:530:59:1700:5430:521:51:19
18 Eric Van Der Linden (NED)19:1700:540:59:1500:5831:051:51:31
19 Markus Keller (SUI)20:0801:040:59:1600:5630:141:51:39
20 Chris Hill (AUS)19:1200:530:59:2400:5831:181:51:47
21 Joachim Willen (SWE)18:5700:530:58:1501:0532:381:51:50
22 Takumi Obara (JPN)19:1800:540:59:1900:5731:221:51:51
23 Stefan Vuckovic (GER)19:4301:020:58:3100:5231:461:51:55
24 Volodymyr Polikarpenko (UKR)18:5801:020:59:3600:5931:181:51:57
25 Alec Rukosuev (USA)18:4600:580:59:5000:5631:491:52:19
26 Javier Rosas (MEX)19:1000:540:59:2900:5632:041:52:35
27 Peter Alder (SUI)19:1201:020:59:1600:5732:161:52:44
28 Eneko Llanos (ESP)20:0100:560:59:2901:0231:161:52:47
29 Mark O'Donnell (NZL)19:4900:510:58:5200:5432:231:52:51
30 Wes Hobson (USA)18:4500:590:59:4401:0232:301:53:00
31 Arnd Schomburg (GER)19:1000:000:59:2100:0032:581:51:25
Sources:[2]

Women's Championship

Rank Name Swim T1 Bike T2 Run Time
 Emma Carney (AUS)20:5700:581:03:3101:0234:401:59:22
 Jackie Gallagher (AUS)20:0301:021:04:2300:5835:551:59:36
 Michellie Jones (AUS)21:0101:051:04:4900:5936:002:00:48
4 Marie Overbye (DEN)23:1700:001:05:0800:0035:262:01:05
5 Isabelle Mouthon-Michellys (FRA)21:0801:001:04:4601:0036:552:01:09
6 Anja Dittmer (GER)21:3400:591:04:1601:0233:502:01:44
7 Virginia Berasategi (ESP)20:4201:071:03:4100:5734:202:01:48
8 Rina Hill (AUS)19:3100:591:04:5300:5736:562:01:54
9 Mieke Suys (BEL)21:3800:001:10:3800:0035:542:02:12
10 Magali Di Marco Messmer (SUI)21:0300:001:03:4201:0936:292:02:23
11 Erika Molnár (HUN)21:2000:571:06:1000:5935:072:02:34
12 Loretta Harrop (AUS)19:2701:001:04:5901:0236:162:02:48
13 Jennifer Gutierrez (USA)21:5800:561:05:3100:5433:122:03:14
14 Barbara Lindquist (USA)21:3801:041:05:4601:0734:342:03:18
15 Sharon Donnelly (CAN)21:1400:591:04:4201:0433:472:03:27
16 Jill Newman (USA)21:1800:571:06:1800:5935:222:03:38
17 Wieke Hoogzaad (NED)21:3001:111:04:1101:0235:422:03:48
18 Silvia Pepels (NED)21:3200:001:05:5900:0037:222:03:55
19 Nicole Andronicus (AUS)21:0800:591:03:2000:5932:522:04:00
20 Ines Estedt (GER)21:1100:561:04:4701:0034:162:04:04
21 Haruna Hosoya (JPN)21:0900:591:04:4601:0035:532:04:09
22 Siri Lindley (USA)21:2700:541:04:3201:0436:102:04:10
23 Maribel Blanco (ESP)21:1000:571:03:2101:0034:352:04:26
24 Nancy Kemp-Arendt (LUX)21:2701:021:04:2300:5936:072:04:27
25 Gail Laurence (USA)21:3000:571:04:4601:0535:442:04:29
26 Nóra Edöcsény (HUN)19:4000:581:06:1900:5933:572:04:32
27 Christine Hocq (FRA)20:0001:021:05:5400:5935:312:04:51
28 Kiyomi Niwata (JPN)21:3801:051:05:4101:0235:412:04:54
29 Suzanne Nielsen (DEN)21:1801:021:06:0001:0035:332:05:05
30 Natasja Hilgeholt (NZL)20:4101:021:03:4701:0236:402:05:08
35 Natascha Badmann (SUI)20:5301:051:03:3100:5933:052:06:07
39 Sibylle Matter (SUI)22:0300:581:05:2000:5935:022:06:54
44 Nicole Mertes (GER)20:4701:071:03:3401:0437:542:10:24
Sources:[3]

Junior men

Rank Name Swim T1 Bike T2 Run Time
 Andriy Glushchenko (UKR)18:1900:511:02:4100:5130:381:53:24
 András Héczey (HUN)18:3801:031:02:1900:5730:361:53:37
 Clemente Alonso (ESP)18:5900:571:01:5700:5331:251:54:15
Sources:[4]

Junior women

Rank Name Swim T1 Bike T2 Run Time
 Nicole Hackett (AUS)18:5600:591:06:3700:4938:052:05:31
 Beth Thomson (GBR)20:2201:131:06:5500:5938:222:07:55
 Melanie Mitchell (AUS)18:5301:031:06:3800:5140:592:08:28
Sources:[5]
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References

  1. "1997 Perth ITU Triathlon World Championships". International Triathlon Union. Retrieved 21 April 2015.
  2. "1997 Perth ITU Triathlon World Championships : Nov 16 1997 : Elite Men : Results". International Triathlon Union. Retrieved 16 November 2014.
  3. "1997 Perth ITU Triathlon World Championships : Nov 16 1997 : Elite Women : Results". International Triathlon Union. Retrieved 21 April 2015.
  4. "1997 Perth ITU Triathlon World Championships : Nov 16 1997 : Junior Men : Results". International Triathlon Union. Retrieved 21 April 2015.
  5. "1997 Perth ITU Triathlon World Championships : Nov 16 1997 : Junior Women : Results". International Triathlon Union. Retrieved 21 April 2015.
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