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2024 World Triathlon Cup Rome
Elite Women Sun 06 Oct 09:00:00 UTC+02:00
Elite Men Sun 06 Oct 12:00:00 UTC+02:00
2024 World Triathlon Championship Finals Torremolinos-Andalucia
U23 Men Thu 17 Oct UTC+02:00
U23 Women Thu 17 Oct UTC+02:00
Junior Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
Junior Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
Elite Women Sat 19 Oct UTC+02:00
Mixed U23-Junior Relay Sun 20 Oct UTC+02:00
Elite Men Sun 20 Oct UTC+02:00
2024 World Triathlon Para Championships Torremolinos-Andalucia
PTS3 Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS2 Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS4 Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS5 Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTVI Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTWC Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTWC Women Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS2 Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS3 Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS4 Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTVI Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
PTS5 Men Fri 18 Oct UTC+02:00
Para Triathlon Mixed Relay Sun 20 Oct UTC+02:00
2024 World Triathlon Cup Tongyeong
Elite Women Sat 26 Oct 08:00:00 UTC+09:00
Elite Men Sat 26 Oct 10:30:00 UTC+09:00

2024 World Triathlon Cup Tongyeong

Tongyeong, Korea, South

Elite Women

RACE SPLITS
ATHLETE STATS

Timing Point	Position	Time/Difference

Start Num#	First Name	Last Name	YOB	CountryNOC
—	Tamara	Gorman	1996	United States	USA
—	Jin Hyoung	Kim	1995	Korea, South	KOR
—	Solji	Om	2000	Korea, South	KOR
—	Soo Yeon	Lee	2002	Korea, South	KOR
—	Himeka	Sato	2001	Japan	JPN
—	Sarika	Nakayama	2000	Japan	JPN
—	Hiraku	Fukuoka	1994	Japan	JPN
—	Márta	Kropkó	2003	Hungary	HUN
—	Tereza	Zimovjanova	1995	Czech Republic	CZE
—	Miyu	Sakai	1999	Japan	JPN
—	Bailee	Brown	2000	Hong Kong China	HKG
—	Kira	Hedgeland	1998	Australia	AUS
—	Zsófia	Kovács	1988	Hungary	HUN
—	Sandra	Dodet	1996	France	FRA
—	Lea	Coninx	1998	France	FRA
—	Gina	Sereno	1995	United States	USA
—	Costanza	Arpinelli	2000	Italy	ITA
—	Beatrice	Mallozzi	2000	Italy	ITA
—	Fruzsina Dóra	Kovács	2002	Hungary	HUN
—	Sian	Rainsley	1997	Great Britain	GBR
—	Sara	Guerrero Manso	1997	Spain	ESP
—	Marta	Pintanel Raymundo	1999	Spain	ESP
—	Margot	Garabedian	1996	Cambodia	CAM
—	Eva	Goodisson	1998	New Zealand	NZL
—	Summer	Rappaport	1991	United States	USA
—	Jolien	Vermeylen	1994	Belgium	BEL
—	Erika	Ackerlund	1996	United States	USA
—	Katrien	Maes	1993	Belgium	BEL
—	Manami	Hayashi	2004	Japan	JPN
—	Hollie	Elliott	1999	World Triathlon	TRI
—	Flora Sandrine	Dakpakete	1994	Central African Republic	CAF
—	Shanae	Williams	1998	South Africa	RSA
—	Madalena Amaral	Almeida	1998	Portugal	POR
—	Ainsley	Thorpe	1998	New Zealand	NZL
—	Gayeon	Park	2003	Korea, South	KOR
—	Hye Rim	Jeong	1999	Korea, South	KOR
—	Ji Yeon	Kim	1990	Korea, South	KOR
—	Gyuri	Kim	1998	Korea, South	KOR
—	Cha Hee	Pyeon	1999	Korea, South	KOR
—	Min So	Kim	2004	Korea, South	KOR
—	Gyeongmin	Park	2002	Korea, South	KOR
—	Alissa	Konig	1996	Switzerland	SUI
—	Hye Rang	Kim	2000	Korea, South	KOR
—	Emma	Jeffcoat	1994	Australia	AUS