Powerman (Duathlon)

Powerman Zofingen - venue of the Duathlon World Championship over the long distance

Powerman is an international series of duathlon events. Duathlon is an endurance sport consisting of an all-around competition of two disciplines: It consists of a running distance, a cycling stage and then another running distance, which are played one after the other.

organization

The Powerman series was created in 1994 with initially twelve competitions as a worldwide qualification series for the Powerman Zofingen, which was initially organized in 1989 by Urs Linsi and Bruno Imfeld . With up to 300,000 US dollars in the 1990s, the prize money at Powerman Zofingen even exceeded that of Ironman Hawaii .

Venues

The Powerman races are held internationally over different distances by the IPA (International Powerman Association):

Powerman Alabama

This race was first held in 1996 in Birmingham (Alabama) . This Powerman is going to be played today at Oak Mountain State Park (running 6 miles, cycling 60 km and running 10 km). In 2012 the US American Duathlon Championships were held here.

Men

Women

Date / year First place Second place third place Nov 30, 2014 Todd Allen Andrew Zeller Jd Snipes 0Apr 6, 2013 * May 25, 2012 Caleb Goldkamp Chris Giordanelli Stephen Dupree 27 Mar 2011 Ryan Giuliano Dave Slavinski Dereck Treadwell 28 Mar 2010 Joerie Vansteelant Matthew Sheeks David Thompson Apr 19, 2009 David Thompson -3- Dereck Treadwell John Phillips Apr 13, 2008 David Thompson -2- Arthur Mathisen Chris Giordanelli Apr 15, 2007 David Thompson Tom Jeffrey Josiah Middaugh 0Apr 9, 2006 Tom Jeffrey -2- David Thompson Tim Menoher Apr 10, 2005 Tom Jeffrey Greg Krause Travis Kuhl 28 Mar 2004 Greg Watson Tim Luchinske Richard Graemiger 30th Mar 2003 Greg Watson Cameron Widoff Tim Luchinske 24 Mar 2002 Armand Van Der Smiss Ryan Bolton Huub Maas 25th Mar 2001 Huub Maas Greg Watson Michael Tobin 26th Mar 2000 Benny Vansteelant Marino Vanhoenacker Michael Tobin 28 Mar 1999 Michael Tobin Greg Watson Cameron Widoff 28 Mar 1998 Keith Casserly Greg Watson Jeff Devlin 29 Mar 1997 Alec Rukosuev Keith Casserly Greg Watson   1996 Greg Watson

year First place Second place third place 2014 Ryan Streicker Shannon Dawkins Emily Borden 2013 * 2012 Kirsten Sass Michelle Parsons Laura Kline 2011 Michelle Parsons Deanna Newman Gail Katouf 2010 Marisa Asplund Jessica Jacobs Deanna Newman 2009 Jessica Jacobs Uli Brömme Heidi Jane Sarna 2008 Amy cloner Deanna Frank Bianca Simpson 2007 Alisha Lion Gabriela Loskotová Rachel Sears 2006 Andrea Ratkovic -2- Deanna Frank Lauren Jensen 2005 Andrea Ratkovic Heather Haviland Marjan Huizing 2004 Desirée Ficker -3- Tina Walter Bianca Simpson 2003 Desirée Ficker -2- Deanna Frank Heather Haviland 2002 Desirée Ficker Andrea Ratkovic Marjan Huizing 2001 Edwige Pitel Laura Drake Marjan Huizing 2000 Kimberly Bruckner -2- Fiona Docherty Pamela Birsinger 1999 Kimberly Bruckner Joanna Pointer Lucy Smith 1998 Heather Fuhr -2- Lucy Smith Lauren Maule 1997 Heather Fuhr Lucy Smith Lauren Maule 1996 Susanne Nedergaard

^* In 2013 the name of the event was Double Oak Duathlon

Powerman Arizona

in the US (10k run, 60k bike, and 10k second run)

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place Feb 29, 2015 Lee Piercy Simon crab apple Chris Gregory	year First place Second place third place 2015 Cecilia Davis-Hayes Maria Chaira Lauren Olson

Powerman Australia

In 2015 the race will be held in Grampins

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place   2015 Nov 10, 1996 Tony Olsen Jonathan Hall Rodney Gordon   1995 Jonathan Hall	year First place Second place third place 2015 1996 Joanne King Nancy Riedel Debbie Nelson 1995

Powerman Austria

Powerman Austria was held for the first time in 1997. Since 2005, the national champion of the long distance duathlon has been determined here. In 2014 the ETU European Championships for elite athletes and the U23 class took place here. The Austrian Championships on the Duathlon Long Distance was born on July 24, 2016 for the tenth time in Weyer held

The race goes over the following distances:

• 15.6 km run
• 82.4 km cycling
• 7.3 km run

The Belgian Joerie Vansteelant has already won six times here. In the women’s category, the Hungarian Erika Csomor and the Danish Susanne Svendsen have already won three.

The event planned for August 19, 2017 was canceled in January because the Duathlon World Championships in Canada also took place this weekend. In 2018 there was another staging of the state championship. For 2019, the race had to be canceled due to a lack of funding and the continuation is still uncertain.

Men

Women

Date / year First place Second place third place 17th Aug 2018 Søren Bystrup Gael Le-Bellec Zoltan Senczyszyn July 24, 2016 Anthony Le Duey Karl Prungraber Christoph Lorber 23 Aug 2015 Pieter Rijnders Søren Bystrup Anthony Le-Duey Aug 24, 2014 Rob Woestenborghs Benoît Nicolas Philip Wylie Aug 18, 2013 Søren Bystrup Joerie Vansteelant Andre Moser Aug 19, 2012 Joerie Vansteelant -6- Søren Bystrup Anthony Le-Duey Aug 19, 2011 Joerie Vansteelant -5- Andy Sutz Anthony Le-Duey 22 Aug 2010 Andy Sutz Siegfried Bauer Karl Prungraber   2009 Joerie Vansteelant -4- Anthony Le-Duey Andy Sutz Aug 24, 2008 Joerie Vansteelant -3- Andy Sutz Bart Aernouts 0Sep 2 2007 Joerie Vansteelant -2- Andy Sutz Karl Prungraber 03rd Sep 2006 Joerie Vansteelant Karl Prungraber Hans Fischer Mogensen 04th Sep 2005 Heinz Planitzer Jason Spong Andy Sutz 22 Aug 2004 Viktor Semtsev Yannick Djouadi Bernhard Hiebl Aug 18, 2002 Huub Maas Stefan Riesen Jurgen Dereere 0June 3, 2001 Benny Vansteelant Olivier Bernhard Stefan Riesen 04th July 1999 Olivier Bernhard Stefan Riesen Roland Ballerstedt June 22, 1997 Urs Dellsperger Daniel Keller Norman Stadler   ÖTRV Austrian State Championship Duathlon Long Distance     ETU European Championship Duathlon

year First place Second place third place 2018 Sandrina Illes Victoria Schenk Kristína Neč-Lapinová 2016 Victoria Schenk Sandrina Illes Julia Vernier 2015 Susanne Svendsen -3- Victoria Schenk Sandrina Illes 2014 Katie Hewison Andrea Mayr Sandra Levenez 2013 Julia Vernier Susanne Svendsen Simone Helfenschneider-Ofner 2012 Susanne Svendsen -2- Simone Helfenschneider-Ofner Petra Eggenschwiler 2011 Susanne Svendsen Erika Csomor Jacqueline Uebelhart 2010 Erika Csomor -3- Jacqueline Uebelhart Michelle Parsons 2009 Sylvie Quittot Victoria Beck Michelle Parsons 2008 Victoria Beck Nicole Klingler Katharina Baldinger 2007 Michelle Parsons Monika Feuersinger Veerle D'haese 2006 Sine Gasbjerg Michelle Parsons Solveig from the fencing 2005 Ulrike Schwalbe Réka Brassay Karin Gaberc 2004 Erika Csomor -2- Nicole Klingler Tania Haiböck 2002 Karin Thürig Edwige Pitel Lenka Ilavská 2001 Erika Csomor Karin Thürig Ariane Gutknecht 1999 Dolorita Fuchs-Gerber -2- Erika Csomor Astrid Kopp 1997 Dolorita Fuchs-Gerber Susanne Rufer Paola Lenzi

Powerman Belgium

as "Powerman Vlaanderen" in Geel (10 km run, 60 km bike and 10 km run)
In August 2014, the Danish Susanne Svendsen won the race for the third time in a row.

Men

Women

Date / year First place Second place third place 05th July 2018 0Aug 3, 2014 Anthony Le Duey Glen Laurens Cathal O'Donovan 04th Aug 2013 Emilio Martín Anthony Le Duey Soren Bystrup 0Aug 5, 2012 Rob Woestenborghs Anthony Le Duey Soren Bystrup 0Aug 7, 2011 Anthony Le Duey Soeren Bystrup Peter Bech   2010 0Aug 9, 2009 Aug 13, 2007 Aug 13, 2006 June 19, 2005 Armand van der Smissen 0May 5, 2002 0May 6, 2001 Benny Vansteelant Alessandro Alessandri Jürgen Dereere

year First place Second place third place 2018 2014 Susanne Svendsen -3- Debbie Verstraeten Kim Nulens 2013 Susanne Svendsen -2- Siobhan Horgan Use Geldhof 2012 Susanne Svendsen May Kerstens Use Geldhof 2011 May Kerstens Susanne Svendsen Alexandra Tondeur 2010 Ulrike Schwalbe 2009 2007 2006 2005 2002 Ulrike Schwalbe 2001 Edwige Pitel Erika Csomor Yvonne Tinga

Powerman Canada

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 0Oct 5, 2002   1994 Greg Watson	year First place Second place third place 2002 1994 Heather Fuhr

Powerman Chicago

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place   1995 Greg Welch   1994 Michael Tobin	year First place Second place third place 1995 Karen Smyers 1994 Maddy Tormoen

Powerman Colorado

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place   1997 Michael Tobin -2-   1996 Michael Tobin	year First place Second place third place 1997 Jenny Goetsche 1996 Jenni Rose

Powerman Denmark

in Copenhagen

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place Sep 11 2016 Kenneth Vandendriessche Seppe Odeyn Yannick Cadalen May 10, 2015 Søren Bystrup Søren Abdel Kofoed Esben Hovgaard Apr. 27, 2014 Anthony Le Duey Søren Bystrup Matt Moorhouse	year First place Second place third place 2016 Nina Brenn Maja Stage Nielsen Susanne Svendsen 2015 Annette Corydon Melina N. Olsen Susanne Svendsen 2014 Susanne Svendsen Annette Corydon Laura Marie Jørgensen Hulgaard

Powerman European Championships

The European Championships on the Duathlon Middle Distance have been held since 2004 and most recently in April 2014 as part of the Powerman Holland in Horst aan de Maas (15 km first run, 60 km cycling, 7.5 km second run). On May 11, 2019, the European Triathlon Union (ETU) championships were held in Denmark at Powerman Viborg .

Men

Women

Date / year venue First place Second place third place May 11, 2019 Powerman Viborg Daan De Groot Jan Petralia Gonzalo Fuentes Isasi 0May 6, 2018 Vejle Søren Bystrup Felix Koehler Simon Jørn Hansen May 21, 2017 Sankt Wendel Felix Koehler Søren Bystrup Benjamin Choquert 0May 8, 2016 Copenhagen Kenneth Vandendriessche -2- Seppe Odeon Yannick Cadalen Apr 12, 2015 Powerman Holland Kenneth Vandendriessche Daniel Formela Rob Woestenborghs Apr 13, 2014 Powerman Holland Rob Woestenborghs Kenneth Vandendriessche Yannick Cadalen Apr 21, 2013 Powerman Holland Bart Aernouts Rob Woestenborghs Andy Sutz Apr 29, 2012 Powerman Holland Joerie Vansteelant -2- Anthony Le Duey Pieter Rijnders Apr 18, 2011 Powerman Holland Anthony Le Duey -2- Wim De Cort Peter Bech Apr 25, 2010 Powerman Holland Anthony Le Duey -1- Aksel Nielsen Matt Moorhouse Apr 19, 2009 Powerman Holland Joerie Vansteelant -1- Andy Sutz Aksel Nielse Apr 20, 2008 Powerman Holland Ronnie Schildknecht Joerie Vansteelant Bart Aernouts Apr 22, 2007 Powerman Holland Benny Vansteelant -7- Ronnie Schildknecht Joerie Vansteelant Apr 23, 2006 Powerman Holland Benny Vansteelant -6- Joerie Vansteelant Dirk Strothmann Apr 24, 2005 Powerman Holland Armand van der Smissen Dirk Strothmann Joerie Vansteelant Apr 25, 2004 Powerman Holland Sergio Rodriguez Vicente Koen Maris Gerrit Schellens

year First place Second place third place 2019 Petra Eggenschwiler Melanie Maurer Alice Hector 2018 Sandrina Illes Melanie Maurer Marina Van Dijk 2017 Emma Pooley Laura Zimmermann Sandrina Illes 2016 Nina Brenn Maja Stage Nielsen Susanne Svendsen 2015 Laura Hrebec Sara Dossena Maja Stage Nielsen 2014 Jenny Schulz Sabrina Monmarteau Susanne Svendsen 2013 Lucy Gossage -2- Eva Nyström Jenny Schulz 2012 Lucy Gossage Eva Nyström Susanne Svendsen 2011 Camilla Lindholm -2- May Jerstens Maud Goldsteyn 2010 Camilla Lindholm Ulrike Schwalbe Maud Goldsteyn 2009 Yvonne van Vlerken -2- Camilla Lindholm Ulrike Schwalbe 2008 Michelle Lee Yvonne van Vlerken Michelle Parsons 2007 Erika Csomor Ulrike Schwalbe Yvonne van Vlerken 2006 Yvonne van Vlerken Mariska Kramer Michelle Parsons 2005 Ulrike Schwalbe Yvonne van Vlerken Jessica Draskau 2004 Tina Walter Sione Jongstra Mariska Kramer

² European Championship

Powerman Finland

in Helsinki

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place   2015	year First place Second place third place 2015

Powerman Florida

in the USA

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place Dec 13, 2015 Dec 14, 2014 Ryan Rau Thomas Woods Brian Botterweck 22 Sep 2013 Cobi Morales Mark Swart Victor Lavinsky   1995 Alec Rukosuev	year First place Second place third place 2015 2014 Miriam Van Reijen Isabel Speer Gina Donato 2013 Lisa Buohler Yvonne Carter Rachel Chambers 1995 Nancy Riedel

Powerman France

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place   2001   1999 Nicolas Lebrun Stefan Riesen Daniel Keller	year First place Second place third place 2001 1999 Robyn Roocke Isabelle Liadouze Annamarie Garelli

Powerman Georgia

in the USA

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 0Nov 8, 2014	year First place Second place third place 2014

Powerman Germany

The Falkensteiner Duathlon has been held in Falkenstein since 1993 . Since 2009 this has been organized over the distances of 16 km running, 64 km cycling and 8 km running under license from the IPA under the brand "Powerman".

The Powerman Germany planned for May 31, 2015 had to be canceled due to the low number of registrations.

In 2016, the German championship on the long distance duathlon was held for the first time in Ulm. Katrin Esefeld from Munich was fourth overall German champion at the “Powerman Germany Ulm” - ahead of Celia Kuch , who was 38 years old from Weinheim .

In 2017 the German Championships were held here again. In 2018 the German championship sheep took place over the short distance (10 km / 40 km / 5 km) at the Powerman Alsdorf . The elite competition was won by Patrick Reger for the men and Kristina Ziemons for the women . A total of 1010 registered participants were at the start this year.

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place Apr. 14, 2019 Daan de Groot Jan Petralia Sascha Hubbert 29 Apr 2018 Patrick Reger Jonas Hoffmann Gabriel Allgayer May 28, 2017 Felix Koehler Matthias Knossalla Fabian Zehnder 07 Aug 2016 Zoltan Senczyszyn -3- Anthony Le Duey Michele Paonne	year First place Second place third place 2019 Laura Zimmermann Katharina Grohmann Alice Hector 2018 Kristina Ziemons -2- Steffi Jansen Ulrike Schwalbe 2017 Kristina Ziemons -1- Celine Bousrez Katrin Esefeld 2016 Miriam Van Reijen Susanne Svendsen Nina Brenn

Men

Women

Date / year First place Second place third place May 18, 2014 Zoltan Senczyszyn -2- Michael Wetzel Marcus Büchler May 26, 2013 Andy Sutz -3- Joerie Vansteelant Daniel Rockoff May 20, 2012 Joerie Vansteelant Matt Moorhouse Wim Nieuweerk May 22, 2011 Andy Sutz -2- Matt Moorhouse Wim Nieuwkerk May 30, 2010 Andy Sutz -1- Matt Moorhouse Boris Stein May 17, 2009 Jason Spong Benjamin Rossmann Zoltan Senczyszyn

year First place Second place third place 2014 Susanne Svendsen -2- Katrin Esefeld Celia Kuch 2013 Julia Vernier Susanne Svendsen Katrin Esefeld 2012 Susanne Svendsen -1- May Kerstens Christine Schleifer 2011 Ulrike Schwalbe -4- Jacqueline Uebelhart Kristina Lapinova 2010 Ulrike Schwalbe -3- Jacqueline Uebelhart Susanne Svendsen 2009 Kristin Möller Mariska Kramer-Postma Susanne Svendsen

From 1993 to 2008 the event was held under the name Falkensteiner Duathlon (2003 no Powerman in Falkenstein, here there was the Powerman Zeitz) and from 2009 under license from the IPA under the name Powerman Germany.

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place Sep 14 2008 Zoltan Senczyszyn Dirk Strothmann Matthias Graute 16 Sep 2007 Sven Kunath Markus Thomschke Dirk Strothmann 17 Sep 2006 Enrico Knobloch Markus Thomschke Marcel Glaser	year First place Second place third place 2008 Ulrike Schwalbe -2- Jenny Schulz Nina Kuhn 2007 Ulrike Schwalbe Sigrid Mutscheller Katrin Esefeld 2006 Elfi Rose Ines Uhlig Sybille eighth

In 2001 the Powerman Trier was held over the distances of 8 km running, 95 km cycling and 16 km running with 175 qualification places for Zofingen:

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place May 20, 2001 Benny Vansteelant Marc Pschebizin Timo Bracht	year First place Second place third place 2001 Karin Thürig Ariane Schumacher Dolorita Fuchs-Gerber

In 1997 and 1998 the Powerman St. Wendel was held over 10 km running, 60 km cycling and 10 km running.

In 2016 this race found its place in the racing calendar again.

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place June 26, 2016 23 Aug 1998 Yann Million Nicolas Lebrun Andrew Noble Aug 31, 1997 Urs Dellsperger Daniel Keller Greg Watson	year First place Second place third place 2016 Julia Vernier Susanne Svendsen Katrin Esefeld 1998 Irma Heeren Edwige Pitel Dolorita Fuchs-Gerber 1997 Debbie Nelson Susanne Nedergaard Antje Pohlmann

From 1993 to 2000 was Detlef Kühnel in hop city split the Powerman Germany organized. The distances were 20 km running, 117 km cycling and 10 km running, whereby the running distance had to be completed on a multiple 5 km lap (1998 in the first discipline on a 6.7 km lap). The bike course extended over three laps and had a total of around 1400 meters in altitude. In 1998, when the Powerman Spalt not only offered qualification places for the Powerman Zofingen, but also for Ironman Europe , also organized by Kühnel , there were 1245 starters and 1138 finishers in Spalt. In 2001 Kühnel handed over the organization to the city of Spalt and the clubs TSV Spalt, SV Großweingarten and TSV Wernfels. The length of the route was reduced to 10 km - 80 km - 10 km, but there were no other events beyond 2001 in Spalt.

Men

Women

Date / year First place Second place third place May 20, 2001 Sebastian Retzlaff 1 Sep 10 2000 Markus Forster Olaf Sabatschus Daniel Keller 19 Sep 1999 Daniel Keller 2 -4- Henrik Svarre Mikael Goasduff Sep 20 1998 Daniel Keller -3- Siegfried Ferstl Roland Ballerstedt 21 Sep 1997 Daniel Keller -2- Roland Ballerstedt Siegfried Ferstl Sep 20 1996 Siegfried Ferstl Michael Tobin Roland Ballerstedt Sep 24 1995 Daniel Keller Michael Tobin Roland Ballerstedt 0Oct 2, 1994 Detlef Schwarz Michael Tobin Christian Husmann   1993

year First place Second place third place 2001 1 2000 Ariane Schumacher Tamara Kozulina Imke Schiersch 1999 Susanne Rufer Debbie Nelson Alena Peterkova 1998 Dolorita Gerber 1 -4- Debbie Nelson Susanne Rufer 1997 Dolorita Gerber -3- Debbie Nelson Jane Despaz 1996 Dolorita Gerber -2- Debbie Nelson Kerstin Rudolph 1995 Dolorita Gerber -2- Susanne Nedergaard Debbie Nelson 1994 Maddy Tormoen Monika Feuersinger Martina way 1993

¹ In 2001 the event was held under the name Power Duathlon Spalt - through the green hell .

² ITU Duathlon World Cup

Powerman Gran Canaria

(is currently no longer carried out)

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place   2000 0Sep 7 1999 Christian Wenk Daniel Keller Henrik Svarre	year First place Second place third place 2000 Virginia Berasategui 1999 Kimberly Bruckner Hilde Wellens Hilde Sijmons

Powerman Greece

First edition in March 2019 in Loutraki.

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 24 Mar 2019 Seppe Odeyn Michelle Paone Thibaut Le Cras	year First place Second place third place 2019 Melanie Maurer Deniz Dimaki Kristína Neč-Lapinová

Powerman Hawaii

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 24 Mar 2019	year First place Second place third place 2019

Powerman Holland

The Powerman Holland has been held annually in April in Horst aan de Maas since 2006 (15 km first run, 60 km cycling and 7.5 km second run). The competition was previously held in Venray .

Men

Women

Date / year First place Second place third place April 12, 2015 2 Kenneth Vandendriessche Daniel Formela Rob Woestenborghs Apr. 13, 2014 2 Rob Woestenborghs Kenneth Vandendriessche Yannick Cadalen April 21, 2013 2 Bart Aernouts Rob Woestenborghs Andy Sutz Apr. 29, 2012 2 Joerie Vansteelant -2- Anthony Le Duey Pieter Rijnders Apr. 18, 2011 2 Anthony Le Duey -2- Wim De Cort Peter Bech April 25, 2010 2 Anthony Le Duey -1- Aksel Nielsen Matt Moorhouse April 19, 2009 2 Joerie Vansteelant -1- Andy Sutz Aksel Nielse Apr. 20, 2008 2 Ronnie Schildknecht Joerie Vansteelant Bart Aernouts April 22, 2007 2 Benny Vansteelant -7- Ronnie Schildknecht Joerie Vansteelant April 23, 2006 2 Benny Vansteelant -6- Joerie Vansteelant Dirk Strothmann Apr. 24, 2005 2 Armand van der Smissen Dirk Strothmann Joerie Vansteelant April 25, 2004 2 Sergio Rodriguez Vicente Koen Maris Gerrit Schellens Apr 27, 2003 Benny Vansteelant -5- Huub Maas Stefan Riesen Apr 14, 2002 Benny Vansteelant -4- Markus Forster Stefan Riesen 0Sep 9 2001 Benny Vansteelant -3- Felix Martinez Huub Maas 0May 7, 2000 Benny Vansteelant -2- Olivier Bernard Huub Maas Apr 18, 1999 Benny Vansteelant Huub Maas Daniel Keller Apr 13, 1998 Huub Maas Jan van der Marel Daniel Keller Apr 30, 1997 Jonathan Hall Rob Barel Armand van der Smissen   1996 Dennis Looze Normann Stadler John Aalbers   1995 Jan van der Marel Guido Gosselink Edwin van Dort

year First place Second place third place 2015 Laura Hrebec Sara Dossena Maja Stage Nielsen 2014 Jenny Schulz Sabrina Monmarteau Susanne Svendsen 2013 Lucy Gossage -2- Eva Nyström Jenny Schulz 2012 Lucy Gossage Eva Nyström Susanne Svendsen 2011 Camilla Lindholm -2- May Jerstens Maud Goldsteyn 2010 Camilla Lindholm Ulrike Schwalbe Maud Goldsteyn 2009 Yvonne van Vlerken -2- Camilla Lindholm Ulrike Schwalbe 2008 Michelle Lee Yvonne van Vlerken Michelle Parsons 2007 Erika Csomor Ulrike Schwalbe Yvonne van Vlerken 2006 Yvonne van Vlerken Mariska Kramer Michelle Parsons 2005 Ulrike Schwalbe Yvonne van Vlerken Jessica Draskau 2004 Tina Walter Sione Jongstra Mariska Kramer 2003 Vicky Pincombe Tina Walter Ulrike Schwalbe 2002 Erika Csomor Ulrike Schwalbe Karin Thürig 2001 Karin Thürig Erika Csomor Christiane Soeder 2000 Christiane Soeder Dolorita Fuchs-Gerber Alena Peterková 1999 Edwige Pitel Dolorita Fuchs-Gerber Susanne Rufer 1998 Alena Peterkova Hilde Wellens Lucy Smith 1997 Lucy Smith Dolorita Gerber Irma Heeren 1996 Susanne Nedergaard Irma Heeren Mieke Suys 1995 Monika Feuersinger Melissa Watson Wieke Hoogzaad

² European Championship

Powerman Honolulu

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place   1999 Michael Tobin -2-   1998 Michael Tobin   1997 Tony Olsen	year First place Second place third place 1999 Lucy Smith -2- 1998 Jane Despas 1997 Lucy Smith

Powerman Indonesia

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place Feb. 18, 2017 Thomas Bruins Johan Jauhari Robeno Javier	year First place Second place third place 2017 Airi Sawada Alexandra McDougall Eva Desiana

Powerman Italy

The last race took place on October 21, 2012 in Lecco (10 km first run, 60 km cycling and 10 km second run).

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place Oct 21, 2012 Rob Woestenborghs Anthony Le Duey Boris Stein 0May 8, 2011 Joerie Vansteelant -2- Alessio Picco Sebastian Retzlaff Oct 24, 2010 Joerie Vansteelant Soren Bystrup Andy Sutz   2004   2003 June 23, 1996 Maurizio Medri Norman Stadler Huub Maas 0June 2, 1995 Michael Tobin Mathias Holzner Maurizio Medri	year First place Second place third place 2012 Simone Helfenschneider-Ofner Ulrike Schwalbe Jacqueline Uebelhart 2011 Nicole Klingler Jessica Jarz Michelle Parsons 2010 Ulrike Schwalbe Jacqueline Uebelhart 2004 Tamara Kozulina Ulrike Schwalbe 2003 Tina Walter 1996 Dolorita Gerber Susanne Niemeyer Hilde Wellens 1995

Powerman Kauai

North America

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 1993 Kenny Souza	year First place Second place third place 1993 Maddy Tormoen

Powerman Japan

(is currently no longer carried out)

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 2000 Olaf Sabatschus	year First place Second place third place 2000

Powerman Luxembourg

This competition, which took place in Weiswampach in 2004 and 2006 and in Bastendorf in 2009, was held again in Hosingen in 2015 .

Men

Women

Date / year First place Second place third place 0May 1, 2016 May 10, 2015 Gaël Le Bellec Seppe Odeyn Glen Laurens 0May 4, 2014 Pieter Rijnders Francois Humblet Yannick Cadalan   2009 Joerie Vansteelant Jason Spong   2006 Koen Maris Rob Woestenborghs Tobias Gärtner 0May 1, 2005 Alessandro Alessandri 0Feb 5, 2004 Roel Pauwels André Bour Marc Pschebizin   2003   2002 Apr 22, 2001 Alessandro Alessandri Torbjørn Sindballe Huub Maas

year First place Second place third place 2016 Ulrike Schwalbe -4- Celia Kuch 2015 Katrin Esefeld Use Geldhof Marina Van Dijk 2014 Anna Halasz Elena Olsen Sandra Huberty 2009 Mariska Kramer-Postma 2006 Ulrike Schwalbe -3- Nicole Klingler Maud Goldsteyn 2005 Ulrike Schwalbe -2- Nicole Klingler Yvonne van Vlerken 2004 Yvonne van Vlerken Heleen bij de Vaate Nicole Klingler 2003 Ulrike Schwalbe 2002 Jacqueline Uebelhart 2001 Irma Heeren Ariane Schumacher Mariska Kramer

Powerman Malaysia

The “Asian Duathlon Championships” are held annually in Putrajaya (11 km running, 64 km cycling and 10 km running). In 2010 the race was held for the ninth time. There were no races here in 2014 and 2015 and the race was brought forward to March in 2016.

Men

Women

Date / year First place Second place third place 02nd Mar 2019 Antony Costes Thomas Bruins John Chicano 04th Mar 2018 Thomas Bruins -3- Matt Smith John Chicano 05th Mar 2017 Thomas Bruins -2- Matt Smith Emmanuel Comendador 06th Mar 2016 Thomas Bruins John Leeram's Chicano Gaël Le Bellec Oct 27, 2013 Andy Sutz Andre Moser Thomas Bruins 0Nov 4, 2012 Rob Woestenborghs -2-   2011 Rob Woestenborghs Nov 14, 2010 Joerie Vansteelant -2- Rob Woestenborghs Soren Bystrup 0Nov 8, 2009 Andy Sutz Bryce Viegas Jason Spong 0Nov 9, 2008 Jason Spong Anthony Le Duey Andy Sutz Nov 11, 2007 Joerie Vansteelant Armand Van der Smissen Luke Dragstra Nov 11, 2006 Benny Vansteelant Joerie Vansteelant Crispine Omondi Onyango 0Oct 3, 2004 Crispine Omondi Onyango Shahrom Abdullah Adam Conquest Oct 12, 2003 Huub Maas John Kelai Shahrom Abdullah Oct. 27, 2002 John Kelai Shahrom Abdullah Henrik Svarre   Middle Distance Duathlon Asian Championships

year First place Second place third place 2019 Anna Eberhardt-Halász -3- Monica Torres Shannon Chapman 2018 Anna Eberhardt-Halász -2- Miriam Van Reijen Monica Torres 2017 Anna Eberhardt-Halász Monica Torres Alexandra McDougall 2016 Emma Pooley Airi Sawada Mirassol Abad 2013 Radka Vodičková -5- Simone Helfenschneider-Ofner Use Geldhof 2012 Radka Vodičková -4- 2011 Radka Vodičková -3- 2010 Radka Vodičková -2- Camilla Lindholm Michelle Parsons 2009 Radka Vodičková Camilla Lindholm Caroline Koll 2008 Rebecca Preston Victoria Beck Monica Torres 2007 Erika Csomor -2- Michelle Parsons Réka Brassay 2006 Erika Csomor -1- Michelle Parsons Réka Brassay 2004 Danielle Florens Kelly Mouttet Esther Tan Cheng Yin 2003 Angela Milne Jane Fardell Brigitte Niederberger 2002 Jane Fardell Jodie Nikolic Michelle Blaydon

Powerman Mallorca

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 23 Feb 2019 Diego Van Looy from Belgium Gaël Le Bellec Michele Paonne  Feb 2018 25 Feb 2017 Feb 28, 2016	year First place Second place third place 2019 Petra Eggenschwiler Yéssica Pérez Sigrid Herndler 2018 2017 2016

Powerman Michigan

This race in Frankenmuth (USA) is held over the "classic" distance (10 km running, 60 km cycling and 10 km running).

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 05th May 2019 27 Sep 2015 0Oct. 1, 2014 Chris Legh Jeff Wilson Clint Verran	year First place Second place third place 2019 2015 2014 Lisa Veneziano Nicole Brown Michelle Kitze

Powerman Muncie

10 km - 60 km - 10 km

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place	year First place Second place third place

Powerman New Zealand

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place   1996 Jonathan Hall	year First place Second place third place 1996

Powerman Norway

for the first time on September 26, 2015 in Kristiansund

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 26 Sep 2015	year First place Second place third place 2015

Powerman Spain

Long distance duathlon championships of the Balearic Islands in Can Picafort in Mallorca (10 km run, 60 km bike ride, 10 km run)

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 25 Feb 2017 Emilio Romero Seppe Odeyn Miguel Angel Fidalgo Rossello Feb 28, 2016 Soeren Bystrup Kenneth Vandendriessche Miguel Angel Fidalgo Rossello	year First place Second place third place 2017 Mavi Garcia Canellas -2- Emma Pooley Nina Brenn 2016 Mavi Garcia Canellas

Powerman Sweden

Classic distance (10 km running, 60 km cycling, 10 km running) since 2015 in Gothenburg 2016 the race had to be canceled

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 13 Sep 2015 Peter Ellis Richard Backström Mathias Lundqvist	year First place Second place third place 2015

Powerman Tennessee

in College Grove

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 0May 5, 2002 Jonathan Hall 0Apr 8, 2001 Benny Vansteelant Henrik Svarre Huub Maas	year First place Second place third place 2002 2001 Edwige Pitel Erika Csomor Corinne Raux

Powerman Thailand

This race in Nakhon Nayok was held for the first time in 2017.

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place Jan. 22, 2017 Thomas Bruins Ritchie Nicholls Ivan Vlasenko	year First place Second place third place 2017 Anna Eberhardt-Halász Aira Sawada Mandana Dehghan Manshadi

Powerman UK

in Guernsey and since 2015 in Sherborne

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place   2015 Aug 11, 2014 Matt Moorhouse Esben Kacsmarek David Vaugham 0Apr 6, 2003 28 Mar 1999 Benny Van Steelant Andy Peace Nicolas Lebrun 30th Mar 1997 Jonathan Hall Edwin van Dort Julian Jenkinson	year First place Second place third place   2015   2015 Siobhan Horgan Amy Chalk Charlotte Harris   2003 Ulrike Schwalbe   1999 Edwige Pitel Fiona Lothian Jacqui Shand   1997 Fiona Lothian Kerstin Rudolph Helen Cawthorne

Powerman Wisconsin

in the USA

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place 0June 7, 2015	year First place Second place third place 2015

Powerman Zeitz

The Duathlon Zeitz near Leipzig from 1999 German at multiple venue Championships, European Cups and European Championships. In 2003 the event ran under license from IPA as Powerman Zeitz . Follow-up events for 2004 and 2005 have been canceled.

A Powerman Zeitz was also planned for 2014 and 2015 , it should be named after the duathlete "Benny Vansteelant Powerman Duathlon Zeitz" who died in 2007 while cycling. The date of the event was June 14, 2015.

Men

Women

Date / year First place Second place third place June 14, 2015 - called off - 15th June 2014 - called off -   2005 - called off -   2004 - called off - May 25, 2003 Benny Vansteelant Kim Nielsen Huub Maas May 26, 2002 Benny Vansteelant 1 Markus Forster Lino Barruncho May 13, 2001 Jurgen Dereere 2 3 Ralf Eggert Nils Goerke May 21, 2000 Benny Vansteelant 3 Alessandro Alessandri Jürgen Deerere 0May 9, 1999 Benny Vansteelant 3 Marino Vanhoenacker Jean-Luc Besse

year First place Second place third place 2015 - called off - 2014 - called off - 2005 - called off - 2004 - called off - 2003 Tina Walter Jenka Ilavska Ulrike Schwalbe 2002 Erika Csomor 1 Vicky Pincombe Edwige Pitel 2001 Irma Heeren 2 3 Christiane Soeder Ines Estedt 2000 Christiane Soeder 3 Laure LeBihan-Boucher Gabriela Loskotova 1999 Edwige Pitel 3 Christiane Soeder Laure Le Bihan-Boucher

¹ ETU Duathlon European Championship

² German Duathlon Championship and ETU Cup

³ ETU Duathlon European Cup

Powerman World Championships

Zofingen has been the venue for Powerman Zofingen since 1989 , where the Duathlon World Championship over the long distance of the International Powerman Association (IPA) is held every September . The Powerman will be held over the long distance duathlon:

• First run, 10 km
• Bike route, 150 km
• Second run, 30 km

→ Main article : Powerman Zofingen

In November 2000, the world championship on the long distance was held in Pretoria (South Africa) (10 km running, 60 km cycling and 10 km running).

Men	Women
Date / year First place Second place third place Nov 12, 2000 Benny Vansteelant Felix Martinez Marino Vanhoenacker	year First place Second place third place   2000 Edwige Pitel Dolorita Fuchs-Gerber Irma Heeren

Web links

• Official homepage of the Powerman racing series

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Powerman Austria before the end? (January 21, 2017)
2. ↑ [1] (December 11, 2018)
3. ↑ Le Duey and Svendsen winning (August 4, 2014)
4. ↑ Press release (April 30, 2015)
5. ↑ DUATHLON-DM: ESEFELD AND SENCZYSZYN BRING GOLD IN ULM (August 9, 2016)
6. ↑ Powerman 2016 in St. Wendel ( Memento of the original from June 27, 2016 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. 
7. ↑ Seppe Odeyn and Melanie Maurer triumphed at the 1st POWERMAN Greece (March 26, 2019)
8. ↑ Powerman Holland finds a new home
9. ↑ POWERMAN HOLLAND ( Memento of the original from December 5, 2016 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. 
10. ^ Powerman European Championship titles to Sweden and France (April 27, 2010)
11. ↑ Erika Csomor and Benny Vansteelant win Powerman Holland (April 23, 2007)
12. ^ Powerman Italy - Results and Report
13. ↑ [Powerman Returns to Malaysia: Duathlon Makes Comeback After Two Year Hiatus] (August 19, 2015)
14. ↑ Successful premiere in Gothenburg (September 17, 2015)
15. ↑ A very special success story . In: Mitteldeutsche Zeitung . 18th December 2013.
16. ↑ ^{a b} Torsten Gerbank: Duathlon in Zeitz is running out of breath . In: Mitteldeutsche Zeitung . March 8, 2005.
17. ↑ ^{a b} Angelika Andras: The International Duathlon Association has canceled the Powerman and all other duathlon competitions in Zeitz and has also issued a permanent ban on the organizers . In: Mitteldeutsche Zeitung . May 22, 2015.
18. ↑ Torsten Gerbank: Duathlon in Zeitz does not take place . In: Mitteldeutsche Zeitung . June 10, 2014.
19. ^ Powerman Zofingen