ITU World Championship Series 2010

2nd ITU World Championship Series 2010
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Emma Moffatt - World Short Distance Champion (2009 and 2010)

The World Championship Series 2010 is a triathlon racing series over the "short distance" or "Olympic triathlon distance".

organization

The distances for these races are 1.5 km swimming, 40 km cycling and 10 km running.

This World Cup has been organized annually by the International Triathlon Union (ITU) since 1989 . Since 2009 the World Cup has been expanded to include a racing series.

There were six races over the Olympic distance for men and women in 2010 and the seventh race was held in Budapest as the “Grand Final” in September.

In the overall standings, the world championship title went to Australian Emma Moffatt , who was able to successfully defend her title from the previous year. She was often at the forefront of the races, but was still unable to win an individual race in the 2010 season.
In 2010, the men's title went to Spaniard Francisco Javier Gómez Noya .

Single race

Men

date	place	gold	time	silver	time	bronze	time
Apr 11, 2010	Sydney	Bevan Docherty	1:51:27	Alexander Bryukhankov	1:51:33	David Hauss	1:51:34
0May 8, 2010	Seoul	Jan Frodeno	1:51:49	Courtney Atkinson	1:51:50	Brad Kahlefeldt	1:52:17
0June 6, 2010	Madrid	Alistair Brownlee	1:52:41	Courtney Atkinson	1:52:51	Sven Riederer	1:53:07
July 18, 2010	Hamburg	Javier Gomez	1:43:07	Jan Frodeno	1:43:23	Tim Don	1:43:57
July 25, 2010	London	Javier Gomez	1:42:08	Alistair Brownlee	1:42:14	Jan Frodeno	1:42:30
Aug 14, 2010	Kitzbühel	Stuart Hayes	1:52:32	Javier Gomez	1:53:04	Jan Frodeno	1:53:21
Sep 12 2010	Budapest	Alistair Brownlee	1:42:26	Javier Gomez	1:42:30	Steffen Justus	1:43:04

Women

date	place	gold	time	silver	time	bronze	time
Apr 11, 2010	Sydney	Bárbara Riveros Díaz	2:04:19	Andrea Hewitt	2:04:19	Emma Moffatt	2:04:20
0May 8, 2010	Seoul	Daniela Ryf	2:00:59	Bárbara Riveros Díaz	2:01:02	Emma Moffatt	2:01:04
0June 5, 2010	Madrid	Nicola Spirig	2:06:00	Emmie Charayron	2:06:05	Helen Jenkins	2:06:09
July 17, 2010	Hamburg	Lisa Nordén	1:53:53	Emma Moffatt	1:53:53	Aileen Morrison	1:53:55
July 24, 2010	London	Paula Findlay	1:51:48	Nicola Spirig	1:51:51	Helen Jenkins	1:51:53
Aug 15, 2010	Kitzbühel	Paula Findlay	2:03:03	Lisa Nordén	2:03:06	Andrea Hewitt	2:03:10
Sep 12 2010	Budapest	Emma Snowsill	1:49:42	Emma Moffatt	1:51:25	Nicola Spirig	1:51:27

Francisco Javier Gómez Noya - World Champion on the Short Distance (2010)

Overall rating

Men

space	country	athlete	Points
1	ESP	Javier Gomez	3,789
2	DEU	Steffen Justus	3.139
3	OUT	Brad Kahlefeldt	3.112
4th	DEU	Jan Frodeno	2,963
7th	SUI	Sven Riederer	2.405
8th	RUS	Alexander Alexandrovich Bryukhankov
14th	RUS	Dmitri Andreevich Polyansky
20th	RUS	Vladimir Turbayevsky
31	DEU	Jonathan Zipf
39	AUT	Andreas Giglmayr	0.832

Women

space	country	Athlete	Points
1	OUT	Emma Moffatt	3,806
2	SUI	Nicola Spirig	3,413
3	SWE	Lisa Nordén	3,390
4th	GBR	Helen Jenkins	3,184
5	CAN	Paula Findlay
8th	GBR	Vicky Holland
18th	DEU	Anja Dittmer	1,586
29	DEU	Ricarda Lisk	0.992
66	DEU	Rebecca Robisch	0.330

Web links

• ITU homepage

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Riveros Diaz Wins Thrilling Sprint Finish In Women's Sydney Race ( Memento of the original from April 13, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
2. ↑ 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon - ITU World Championship Series Seoul: Elite Women: Results
3. ↑ ITU World Championship Hamburg 2010: Results ITU Elite Women
4. ↑ Findlay Makes it Back-to-Back Wins in Kitzbühel