2000 Summer Olympics / Triathlon - Singles (Women)

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Olympic rings
sport Triathlon
discipline singles
gender Women
Attendees 48 athletes from 24 nations
Competition location Port Jackson
Sydney CBD
Royal Botanic Gardens
Competition phase September 16, 2000
Winning time 2:00: 40.52 h
Medalists
gold medal SwitzerlandSwitzerland Brigitte McMahon ( SUI )
Silver medal AustraliaAustralia Michellie Jones ( AUS )
Bronze medal SwitzerlandSwitzerland Magali Messmer ( SUI )
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Triathlon Triathlon competitions at the
2000 Olympic Games
singles Women Men

For the first time in history, a women's triathlon was held at the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney . The competition took place on September 17, 2000. It was also the first ever triathlon to be held at the Olympic Games.

The start, finish and transition area were in front of the Sydney Opera House , where a large temporary grandstand had been set up. After swimming 1.5 kilometers in Port Jackson , they switched to bicycles. The athletes had to use it to ride six laps on a circuit through the Sydney Central Business District and the Royal Botanic Gardens . Finally, the athletes had to run a 10 km run, which also led through the Sydney Central Business District and the Royal Botanic Gardens.

Course of the competition

A total of 48 athletes from 24 nations competed at the Olympic premiere. Eight athletes had to end the competition early. In downtown Sydney and on the harbor, 100,000 spectators followed the competition along the route. The Australian Michellie Jones was the favorite for the Olympic victory . After the swim, Jones was only in eighth place, while the American Sheila Taormina was the first to switch to the bike with a lead of around 40 seconds . After six bike laps, the reigning German champion Joelle Franzmann took the lead. Franzmann, who had not been able to run a few weeks earlier due to an injury to her calf, was overtaken by some athletes on the laps and ended up only in 21st place. On the home straight there was a duel between the Swiss Brigitte McMahon and Michellie Jones, which the Swiss won and thus became the first Olympic triathlon champion.

Results

  • There was no start number 13
  • The total time also includes the changeover times,
rank # Athlete nation Open water swimming swim Road cycling To go biking athletics To run total time deficit
Time (min) Time (h) Time (min) Time (h) Time (min)
1 35 Brigitte McMahon SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 19: 44.58 1: 05: 42.20 35: 13.64 2:00: 40.52
2 28 Michellie Jones AustraliaAustralia Australia 19: 43.88 1: 05: 32.90 35: 25.77 2:00: 42.55 +00: 02.03
3 34 Magali Messmer SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 19: 39.38 1:05:40.00 35: 49.45 2: 01: 08.83 +00: 28.31
4th 10 Joanna Pointer United StatesUnited States United States 19: 45.58 1: 05: 38.30 36: 01.86 2: 01: 25.74 +00: 45.22
5 29 Loretta Harrop AustraliaAustralia Australia 19: 37.98 1: 05: 40.70 36: 24.14 2: 01: 42.82 +01: 02.30
6th 11 Sheila Taormina United StatesUnited States United States 19: 02.78 1: 06: 24.30 37: 18.83 2: 02: 45.91 +02: 05.39
7th 45 Isabelle Mouthon-Michellys FranceFrance France 19: 48.98 1: 05: 28.50 37: 35.93 2: 02: 53.41 +02: 12.89
8th 46 Christine Hocq FranceFrance France 19: 43.78 1: 05: 33.90 37: 44.22 2: 03: 01.90 +02: 21.38
9 30th Nicole Hackett AustraliaAustralia Australia 19: 41.08 1: 05: 37.10 37: 52.63 2: 03: 10.81 +02: 30.29
10 25th Nancy Kemp-Arendt LuxembourgLuxembourg Luxembourg 19: 42.78 1: 05: 43.30 37: 48.86 2: 03: 14.94 +02: 34.42
11 20th Sandra Soldan BrazilBrazil Brazil 19: 45.28 1: 05: 41.10 37: 53.48 2: 03: 19.86 +02: 39.34
12 15th Nina Anissimova RussiaRussia Russia 19: 47.58 1: 05: 42.00 37: 56.77 2: 03: 26.35 +02: 45.83
13 9 Jennifer Gutierrez United StatesUnited States United States 19: 44.98 1: 05: 41.00 38: 12.50 2: 03: 38.48 +02: 57.96
14th 38 Kiyomi Niwata JapanJapan Japan 19: 46.98 1: 05: 36.20 38: 29.83 2: 03: 53.01 +03: 12.49
15th 41 Stephanie Forrester United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 21: 12.18 1:08:20.90 34: 23.03 2: 03: 56.11 +03: 15.59
16 2 Kathleen Smet BelgiumBelgium Belgium 20: 54.68 1: 06: 38.90 36: 32.40 2: 04: 05.98 +03: 25.46
17th 39 Akiko Hirao JapanJapan Japan 20: 30.08 1: 07: 06.10 36: 42.52 2: 04: 18.70 +03: 38.18
18th 48 Anja Dittmer GermanyGermany Germany 20: 30.18 1: 06: 58.30 37: 08.40 2: 04: 36.88 +03: 56.36
19th 33 Nora Edocseny HungaryHungary Hungary 20: 28.48 1: 07: 05.30 37: 46.25 2: 05: 20.03 +04: 39.51
20th 5 Silvia Gemignani ItalyItaly Italy 19: 46.58 1: 07: 46.30 37: 48.38 2: 05: 21.26 +04: 40.74
21st 49 Joelle Franzmann GermanyGermany Germany 19: 41.48 1: 05: 35.60 40: 09.88 2: 05: 26.96 +04: 46.44
22nd 8th Evelyn Williamson New ZealandNew Zealand New Zealand 20: 28.08 1: 07: 01.80 38: 08.42 2: 05: 38.30 +04: 57.78
23 32 Erika Molnar HungaryHungary Hungary 21: 05.98 1: 08: 31.11 36: 02.41 2:05: 39.50 +04: 58.98
24 26th Maribel Blanco SpainSpain Spain 21: 15.98 1: 08: 21.41 37: 00.45 2: 06: 37.84 +05: 57.32
25th 23 Wieke Hoogzaad NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 20: 38.38 1: 08: 57.71 37: 09.39 2: 06: 45.48 +06: 04.96
26th 24 Silvia Pepels NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 20: 37.38 1: 06: 53.90 39: 33.73 2: 07: 05.01 +06: 24.49
27 6th Edith Cigana ItalyItaly Italy 20: 42.28 1: 06: 52.10 39: 32.43 2: 07: 06.81 +06: 26.29
28 27 Marie Overbye DenmarkDenmark Denmark 20: 56.08 1: 06: 41.50 39: 39.93 2: 07: 17.51 +06: 36.99
29 44 Renata Berková Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 19: 48.78 1: 09: 49.30 38: 30.29 2: 08: 08.37 +07: 27.85
30th 7th Lizel Moore South AfricaSouth Africa South Africa 21: 01.48 1: 08: 32.90 38: 43.81 2: 08: 18,19 +07: 37.67
31 18th Isabelle Turcotte Baird CanadaCanada Canada 20: 59.98 1: 08: 37.10 38: 52.41 2: 08: 29.49 +07: 48.97
32 12 Wang Dan China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China China 20: 50.78 1: 08: 52.20 39: 06.12 2: 08: 49.10 +08: 08.58
33 22nd Ingrid van Lubek NetherlandsNetherlands Netherlands 20: 54.08 1: 08: 45.80 39: 49.12 2: 09: 29.00 +08: 48.48
34 3 Iona Wynter JamaicaJamaica Jamaica 20: 53.58 1: 08: 43.00 40: 48.11 2: 10: 24.69 +09: 44.17
35 47 Béatrice Mouthon FranceFrance France 21: 15.48 1: 09: 03.90 40: 48.70 2: 11: 08.08 +10: 27.56
36 36 Sibylle Matter SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 20: 36.28 1: 12: 54.60 39: 54.50 2: 13: 25.38 +12: 44.86
37 40 Maria Morales ColombiaColombia Colombia 22: 44.58 1: 12: 33.60 38: 25.20 2: 13: 43.38 +13: 02.86
38 17th Sharon Donnelly CanadaCanada Canada 20: 32.48 1: 14: 41.50 39: 21.61 2: 14: 35.59 +13: 55.07
39 4th Aniko Gog HungaryHungary Hungary 21: 16.18 1: 11: 41.29 41: 53.08 2: 14: 50.55 +14: 10.03
40 14th Shi Meng China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China China 20: 26.18 1: 12: 42.23 43: 32.32 2: 16: 40.73 +16: 00.21
1 Mieke Suys BelgiumBelgium Belgium 20: 46.08 DNF
16 Carol Montgomery CanadaCanada Canada 20: 33.18 DNF
19th Mariana Ohata BrazilBrazil Brazil 20: 34.28 DNF
21st Carla Moreno BrazilBrazil Brazil 20: 36.29 DNF
31 Karina Fernández Costa RicaCosta Rica Costa Rica 23: 53.68 DNF
37 Haruna Hosoya JapanJapan Japan 20: 41.98 DNF
42 Sian Brice United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 20: 26.78 DNF
43 Michelle Dillon United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 21: 01.08 DNF

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Triumph of the Swiss women . Der Spiegel , September 16, 2000, accessed March 7, 2020 .