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Shot list and dope sheet- ITU Triathlon World Championships - Round 1 - South Korea

2009 Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championships – Round 1 – South Korea
Shot List and Dope Sheet for EBU

Location: Tongyeong, South Korean - Date: 2 May 2009

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Results
1.5km swim, 40km bike, 10km run

Gold – Emma Snowsill (AUS) 2:02:42
Silver – Emma Moffatt (AUS) 2:02:52 +0:10
Bronze – Juri Ide (JPN) 2:03:30 +0:48

Full results are available here:

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World Rankings:

Rankings after Round 1 of Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series.

1.  – Emma Snowsill (AUS) 2:02:42

2.  – Emma Moffatt (AUS) 2:02:52 +0:10

3.  – Juri Ide (JPN) 2:03:30 +0:48

4.  – Kathy Tremblay (CAN) 2:03:32 +0:50

5.  – Kirsten Sweetland (CAN) 2:03:39 +0:57

6. – Kiyomi Niwata (JPN) 2:03:56 +1:14

7.  – Magali Di Marco Messmer (SUI) 2:04:07 +1:25

8. – Samantha Warriner (NZL) 2:04:25 +1:43

9.  – Vendula Frintova (CZE) 2:04:26 +1:44

10.  – Lauren Groves (CAN) 2:04:27 +1:45

Shot List:

00:00 – 00:21 – Establishing shot

00:21: -00:31 – Start of swim

00:31 – 00:41 – Close up of swim leader Sarah McLarthy (USA)

00:41 – 00:48 – Leaders exit water

00:48- 00:58 – Transition from swim to bike

00:58 – 01:04 – Emma Moffatt (AUS) leads on bike

01:04 – 01:11 – Emma Moffatt (AUS) in front followed by chase pack

01:11 – 01:20 – Close up of Sam Warriner (NZL)

01:20 – 01:29 – Sam Warriner (NZL) crashes off bike

01:29 -01:38 – Helicopter shot of lad bike pack

01:38 – 01:53 – Transition from bike to run. Emma Moffatt (AUS) leads out of transition

01:53 -02:03 – Emma Moffatt (AUS) on run

02:03 – 02:12 – Emma Moffatt (AUS) and Emma Snowsilll (AUS) on run

02:12 -02:16 – Close up of injury to Andrea Hewitt (NZL)

02:16 – 03:15 Emma Moffatt (AUS) and Emma Snowsill battle to the finish line, and hug after finish line. Emma Snowsill (AUS) wins the first round of the Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series.

~ End Shot List ~

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Full Press Release - Elite Women

Olympic Gold Medallist Snowsill Wins Inaugural Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series race in Tongyeong , Korea

Australia 's Emma Snowsill tops the Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series standings tonight following race one in Tongyeong , Korea .

The Beijing Olympic Games gold medallist placed strongly throughout the swim and bike before overtaking compatriot Emma Moffatt late on the 10km run to win by ten seconds.

Beijing bronze medallist Moffatt held on for an excellent second with last weekend's Ishigaki ITU Triathlon World Cup winner, Juri Ide from Japan , finishing third as she out-sprinted Canada 's Kathy Tremblay and Kirsten Sweetland for the final podium position.

Winning is nothing new for Snowsill who has amassed three World Championship titles and a Commonwealth Games gold alongside her Beijing Olympic Games success, however she endured an injury stricken start to the year having broken a rib whilst surfboarding in native Australia.

“It's been a long time since I raced and there's something about racing that you just can't get in training,” she said. “I was really pushed today and Emma is a training partner of mine. It was really tough and it was but it allowed me to see where I am at in terms of fitness.”

“This was the first one and so the attention is going to build as we progress through to the next races. There's more prize money, more sponsors, live TV and that's not happening in a lot of sports, so it is fortunate to be happening to us.”

Moffatt was equally pleased with her second place finish having been to the fore throughout all three disciplines, including strong starts on the bike and run that took her away.

“Everything went to plan for me and I felt really good out there. I always like to go out and try as hard as I can within reason, but I saved myself for the run on the bike and that was tactical,” she said. “I knew [Emma] was there. It felt like a Sunday morning training run. It is always good to have an aim and she is definitely the mark in the sport at the moment.

Ide was delighted to finish with back to back top three finishes, but has high aspirations for the rest of the year.

“I am happy with today but next time I hope to get the championship trophy,” she said. “I train hard but many people give me love, which is better.”

Tongyeong Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship

1.5km swim, 40km bike, 10km run

Elite Women - Official Results

Gold – Emma Snowsill (AUS) 2:02:42

Silver – Emma Moffatt (AUS) 2:02:52 +0:10

Bronze – Juri Ide (JPN) 2:03:30 +0:48

4th – Kathy Tremblay (CAN) 2:03:32 +0:50

5th – Kirsten Sweetland (CAN) 2:03:39 +0:57

6th – Kiyomi Niwata (JPN) 2:03:56 +1:14

7th – Magali Di Marco Messmer (SUI) 2:04:07 +1:25

8th – Samantha Warriner (NZL) 2:04:25 +1:43

9th – Vendula Frintova (CZE) 2:04:26 +1:44

10th – Lauren Groves (CAN) 2:04:27 +1:45

 

 


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