The Noosa Triathlon is a triathlon competition that has been held in Noosa Heads in the Australian state of Queensland since 1983 .
organization The race is held annually in October or November about 130 kilometers north of Brisbane over the Olympic distance: 1.5 km swimming, 40 km cycling and 10 km running on a one-time circuit with a flat route.
The last race took place here on November 3rd, 2019 and Ashleigh Gentle won the race for the seventh time.
The course record is held by the Australian Jacob Birtwhistle with his winning time of 1:43:39 h (2019) and for the women his compatriot Emma Carney with 1:54:22 h (1997).
Winners list
Men
Women
Date / year
First place
Second place
third place
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Australia Jacob Birtwhistle -2-
South Africa Henri Schoeman
Australia Aaron Royle
78126488100 ♠ 0 Nov 4, 2018
Australia Aaron Royle -3-
Max Neumann
Australia Ryan Bailie
78087882725 ♠ 0 Nov 5, 2017
Australia Jacob Birtwhistle
Australia
Australia
78048533150 ♠ Oct. 30, 2016
Australia Dan Wilson
Australia
Australia Ryan Fisher
78010113825 ♠ 0 Nov 1, 2015
United States Joe Maloy
Australia
Australia
77971508450 ♠ 0 Nov 2, 2014
Australia Aaron Royle -2-
Australia
Australia
77932903075 ♠ 0 Nov 3, 2013
Australia Aaron Royle
Australia
Australia
77894297700 ♠ 0 Nov 4, 2012
New Zealand Peter Kerr
Australia
Australia Taylor Cecil
77855041150 ♠ Oct 30, 2011
Australia David Dellow
Australia Paul Matthews
Australia James Seear
77816435775 ♠ Oct 31, 2010
Australia Courtney Atkinson -3-
New Zealand Kris Gemmell
New Zealand
77777923425 ♠ 0 Nov 1, 2009
Australia Courtney Atkinson -2-
Australia
Australia Joshua Amberger
77739318050 ♠ 0 Nov 2, 2008
Australia Courtney Atkinson
Australia
Australia
77700712675 ♠ 0 Nov 3, 2007
Australia Craig Walton -6-
Australia
Australia
77628990400 ♠ 2006
Australia Craig Walto n -5-
77590292000 ♠ 2005
Australia Chris McCormack
77586105875 ♠ Nov 19, 2004
Australia Craig Walton -4-
Australia Craig Alexander
Australia Simon Thompson
77512895200 ♠ 2003
Australia Craig Walton -3-
77474196800 ♠ 2002
Australia Craig Walton -2-
77435498400 ♠ 2001
New Zealand Paul Amey
77396800000 ♠ 2000
Australia Chris Hill
77358101600 ♠ 1999 (ITU)
New Zealand Shane Reed
77358101600 ♠ 1999 (Open)
Australia Eamon Nunn -2-
77319403200 ♠ 1998 (ITU)
Venezuela Gilberto Gonzalez
77319403200 ♠ 1998 (Open)
Australia Eamon Nunn
77280704800 ♠ 1997
Australia Craig Walton
77242006400 ♠ 1996 (ITU)
Australia Miles Stewart
77242006400 ♠ 1996 (Open)
Australia Jeremy Ross
77203308000 ♠ 1995
United Kingdom Spencer Smith
76855022400 ♠ 1986
Australia
76777625600 ♠ 1984
Australia Michael Harris -2-
76738927200 ♠ 1983
Australia
Trivia The running shoe "Gel-Noosa Tri" by ASICS is named after the Noosa Triathlon and is in its tenth edition (as of 2015).
Web links Individual evidence
↑ At the Noosa Triathlon & Multi Sport Festival on Australia's east coast, hobby athletes compete with sports professionals
^ Noosa Triathlon Multi Sport Festival Noosa, Queensland, Australia
↑ Gentle wins historic 7th Noosa Triathlon (November 3, 2019)
^ Courtney Atkinson and Caroline Steffen win 2010 Noosa Triathlon
↑ Noosa Triathlon: Fifth victory for Emma Snowsill
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