African Triathlon Championships
The African Triathlon Championships is an African Triathlon competition event held every year, the event organised by the African Triathlon Union.
Winners' List
Year | Host | Men's Champion | Time | Women's Champion | Time |
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2019 | Shandrani, Mauritius | 1h 52' 9" | 2h 7' 40" | ||
2018 | Rabat, Morocco | 1h 58' 10" | 2h 8' 8" | ||
2017 | Yasmine Hammamet, Tunisia | 1h 52' 14" | 2h 1' 2" | ||
2016 | Buffalo City, South Africa | 2h 0' 48" | 2h 15' 3" | ||
2015 | Charm el-Cheikh, Egypt | 1h 52' 17" | 2h 6' 34" | ||
2014 | Troutbeck, Zimbabwe | 2h 0' 15" | 2h 18' 18" | ||
2013 | Agadir, Morocco | 1h 54' 14" | 2h 10' 1" | ||
2012 | Morne Brabant, Mauritius | 1h 52' 52" | 2h 13' 7" | ||
2011 | Maputo, Mozambique | 1h 57' 43" | 2h 14' 4" | ||
2010 | Durban, South Africa | 1h 55' 12" | 2h 8' 52" | ||
2009 | Durban, South Africa | 1h 51' 13" | 2h 6' 27" | ||
2008 | Yasmine Hammamet, Tunisia | 1h 50' 53" | 2h 4' 0" | ||
2007 | La Coco Beach, Mauritius | 1h 46' 53" | 2h 4' 50" | ||
2006 | Nyanga, Zimbabwe | 2h 8' 36" | 2h 28' 38" | ||
2005 | KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa | 1h 52' 50" | 2h 10' 44" | ||
2004 | Laanbang, South Africa | 2h 5' 45" | 2h 22' 14" | ||
2003 | Swakopmund, Namibia | 1h 47' 14" | 2h 6' 37" | ||
2002 | Port-Louis, Mauritius | 1h 58' 48" | 2h 11' 25" | ||
2001 | Port Elizabeth, South Africa | 1h 56' 16" | 2h 13' 48" | ||
2000 | Cape Town, South Africa | 2h 1' 8" | 2h 21' 25" | ||
1999 | Troutbeck, Zimbabwe | 2h 4' 13" | 2h 18' 48" | ||
1998 | Swakopmund, Namibia | 1h 50' 54" | 2h 7' 52" | ||
1997 | Mauritius | 1h 57' 49" | 2h 6' 44" | ||
1995 | Troutbeck, Zimbabwe | 2h 6' 42" | 2h 23' 28" | ||
1993 | Gordon Bay, South Africa | 1h 48' 19" | 2h 3' 34" | ||
Ranking By Nations
Rk | Nation | Total | |||
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1 | 45 | 43 | 41 | 129 | |
2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | |
3 | 0 | 2 | 4 | 6 | |
4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | |
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gollark: They lose mass too fast to become red supergiants and still retain high temperature.
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