Vote for Photo of the Year 2010 - Week Seven: Budapest • World Triathlon

Vote for Photo of the Year 2010 - Week Seven: Budapest

by Fergus Murray on 13 Dec, 2010 05:00 • Español

The ITU Photo of the Year is an ongoing series on the 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series. Working our way through the Series each week, readers have the opportunity to vote for their choice of the Best Event Photo. Once the seven best images have been chosen, this photographic series will culminate in a final vote to decide the ITU Photo of the Year. In addition to the contest, readers will get the chance to hear from each event photographer about their favourite image from the event, published in a brief excerpt at the end of each week. Be sure to tune in each week to follow the series and vote for your favourite image!

After six exciting Series events, the 2010 World Champions would be decided at the Grand Final in beautiful Budapest. The races were staged in the stunning Hungarian capital where the course navigated around legendary landmarks like the Parliament Building, Chain Bridge and the Danube River.

In the elite men’s race, Alistair Brownlee won his second straight Grand Final but it wasn’t enough to overtake Javier Gomez who claimed his second World Championship. Australian Emma Moffatt also took her second world title after finishing second in the Grand Final and atop the Series rankings.

The picturesque Budapest course, star-studded fields and Age-group competitions provided an opportunity-filled canvas for ITU’s team of photographers in Budapest.

Event Photographers: Delly Carr, Janos Schmidt, Frank Wechsel

Article tags world championship series photo of the year janos schmidt frank wechsel dextro energy triathlon delly carr budapest

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Related Event: 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon - ITU Triathlon World Championship Grand Final Budapest

08 - 12 Sep, 2010 • event page • all results

Results: Elite Women
1.	Emma Snowsill	AUS	01:49:43
2.	Emma Moffatt	AUS	01:51:25
3.	Nicola Spirig	SUI	01:51:28
4.	Lisa Norden	SWE	01:51:28
5.	Paula Findlay	CAN	01:51:30

Results: Elite Men
1.	Alistair Brownlee	GBR	01:42:26
2.	Javier Gomez Noya	ESP	01:42:30
3.	Steffen Justus	GER	01:43:04
4.	Joao Silva	POR	01:43:05
5.	Brad Kahlefeldt	AUS	01:43:09

Results: U23 Men
1.	Jonathan Brownlee	GBR	01:44:24
2.	Ryan Sissons	NZL	01:44:52
3.	Franz Löschke	GER	01:44:53
4.	Jamie Huggett	AUS	01:44:55
5.	Alessandro Fabian	ITA	01:45:02

Results: U23 Women
1.	Emma Jackson	AUS	01:58:07
2.	Kirsten Sweetland	CAN	01:58:59
3.	Emmie Charayron	FRA	01:59:19
4.	Rachel Klamer	NED	01:59:31
5.	Alexandra Razarenova	RUS	01:59:45

Results: Junior Men
1.	Fernando Alarza	ESP	00:52:15
2.	Thomas Bishop	GBR	00:52:17
3.	Kevin McDowell	USA	00:52:22
4.	Lukas Verzbicas	USA	00:52:36
5.	Ron Darmon	ISR	00:52:43

Results: Junior Women
1.	Ashleigh Gentle	AUS	00:57:47
2.	Charlotte Bauer	GER	00:58:52
3.	Joanna Brown	CAN	00:59:07
4.	Kelly Whitley	USA	00:59:20
5.	Yuka Sato	JPN	00:59:29

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