2015 European Triathlon Championships

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The 2015 European Triathlon Championships was held in Geneva, Switzerland from 9 July to 12 July 2015. [1]

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Medallists

EventGoldSilverBronze
Elite
MenFlag of France.svg  David Hauss  (FRA)1:52:55Flag of Switzerland.svg  Sven Riederer  (SUI)1:53:13Flag of Norway.svg  Kristian Blummenfelt  (NOR)1:53:16
WomenFlag of Switzerland.svg  Nicola Spirig  (SUI)2:07:15Flag of Italy.svg  Annamaria Mazzetti  (ITA)2:08:14Flag of Spain.svg  Ainhoa Murua Zubizarreta  (ESP)2:09:16
Mixed RelayFlag of France.svg  France
Jeanne Lehair
David Hauss
Emmie Charayron
Simon Viain
1:25:21Flag of Switzerland.svg   Switzerland
Jolanda Annen
Andrea Salvisberg
Nicola Spirig
Sven Riederer
1:25:30Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom
Jodie Stimpson
Lucy Hall
Thomas Bishop
Matthew Sharp
1:25:31
Junior
MenFlag of Germany.svg  Lasse Lührs  (GER)0:57:41Flag of Spain.svg  Ignacio Gonzalez Garcia  (ESP)0:57:42Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Ben Dijkstra  (GBR)0:57:42
WomenFlag of Germany.svg  Laura Lindemann  (GER)1:04:06Flag of France.svg  Jeanne Lehair  (FRA)1:04:42Flag of Germany.svg  Lena Meißner  (GER)1:04:50
Mixed RelayFlag of France.svg  France
Margot Garabedian
Maxime Hueber-Moosbrugger
Emilie Morier
Léo Bergere
1:28:37Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
Lena Meißner
Linus Stimmel
Lisa Tertsch
Lasse Lührs
1:28:59Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark
Alberte Kjær Pedersen
Daniel Bækkegård
Anne Holm
Emil Deleuran Hansen
1:29:14

Results

Men's

Key

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Rank#TriathleteSwimmingCyclingRunningTotal timeDifference
Gold medal icon.svg16Flag of France.svg  David Hauss  (FRA)17:541:02:3931:191:52:55
Silver medal icon.svg7Flag of Switzerland.svg  Sven Riederer  (SUI)17:551:02:3831:421:53:13+00:18
Bronze medal icon.svg24Flag of Norway.svg  Kristian Blummenfelt  (NOR)18:061:02:2531:431:53:16+00:21
49Flag of Slovakia.svg  Richard Varga  (SVK)17:411:02:3831:461:53:20+00:25
518Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Thomas Bishop  (GBR)18:081:02:2531:421:53:22+00:27
61Flag of Russia.svg  Dmitry Polyanskiy  (RUS)17:411:02:5232:091:53:46+00:51
723Flag of Spain.svg  Francesc Godoy Contreras  (ESP)17:541:02:2632:291:54:00+01:05
83Flag of Italy.svg  Alessandro Fabian  (ITA)17:501:02:5132:301:54:03+01:08
95Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Matthew Sharp  (GBR)28:081:02:3800:001:54:07+01:12
1032Flag of Hungary.svg  Tamás Tóth  (HUN)17:561:02:4033:201:54:59+02:04
1141Flag of Denmark.svg  Andreas Schilling  (DEN)18:100:00:0033:301:55:08+02:13
128Flag of France.svg  Pierre Le Corre  (FRA)17:551:02:3633:391:55:09+02:14
1350Flag of Italy.svg  Delian Stateff  (ITA)17:491:02:2433:551:55:27+02:32
1431Flag of Germany.svg  Jonas Schomburg  (GER)17:551:02:4034:071:55:43+02:48
1515Flag of Switzerland.svg  Andrea Salvisberg  (SUI)17:531:02:4234:151:55:49+02:54
1661Flag of Russia.svg  Ivan Vasiliev  (RUS)17:441:02:3834:131:55:52+02:57
1721Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Jelle Geens  (BEL)18:461:02:4032:231:56:42+03:47
182Flag of Russia.svg  Alexander Bryukhankov  (RUS)17:551:02:4533:131:56:47+03:52
1936Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Marco Van Der Stel  (NED)17:561:04:3535:111:56:52+03:57
2019Flag of Portugal.svg  Miguel Arraiolos  (POR)18:501:04:3632:471:57:16+04:21
2114Flag of Ireland.svg  Bryan Keane  (IRL)18:581:02:3433:031:57:27+04:32
2226Flag of Germany.svg  Maximilian Schwetz  (GER)17:511:04:3433:201:57:40+04:45
2335Flag of Italy.svg  Matthias Steinwandter  (ITA)17:591:04:2336:161:57:53+04:58
2434Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Simon De Cuyper  (BEL)19:011:05:1333:401:58:05+05:10
2525Flag of Ukraine.svg  Yegor Martynenko  (UKR)18:471:02:4033:441:58:12+05:17
Source: Official results

Women's

Key

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Rank#TriathleteSwimmingCyclingRunningTotal timeDifference
Gold medal icon.svg1Flag of Switzerland.svg  Nicola Spirig  (SUI)19:481:10:4935:332:07:15
Silver medal icon.svg2Flag of Italy.svg  Annamaria Mazzetti  (ITA)19:341:11:0336:312:08:14+00:59
Bronze medal icon.svg7Flag of Spain.svg  Ainhoa Murua Zubizarreta  (ESP)19:461:10:5137:312:09:16+02:01
45Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Vendula Frintova  (CZE)19:501:11:0335:442:09:45+02:30
59Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Lucy Hall  (GBR)18:481:10:5138:142:09:59+02:44
622Flag of Poland.svg  Agnieszka Jerzyk  (POL)20:391:13:0736:132:10:20+03:05
730Flag of Sweden.svg  Lisa Norden  (SWE)19:421:11:4838:402:10:26+03:11
820Flag of France.svg  Emmie Charayron  (FRA)20:331:12:2136:252:10:33+03:18
96Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jodie Stimpson  (GBR)19:341:10:5437:542:10:50+03:35
1011Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Katrien Verstuyft  (BEL)20:231:12:2736:522:10:56+03:41
1137Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jessica Learmonth  (GBR)18:501:12:1839:112:11:00+03:45
1224Flag of Austria.svg  Julia Hauser  (AUT)20:321:12:3600:002:11:11+03:56
1317Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Arina Shulgina  (KAZ)20:281:11:4537:042:11:14+03:59
1416Flag of Switzerland.svg  Jolanda Annen  (SUI)19:330:00:0038:252:11:23+04:08
158Flag of Hungary.svg  Margit Vanek  (HUN)18:551:12:3339:352:11:28+04:13
1625Flag of Mexico.svg  Michelle Flipo  (MEX)19:561:12:1737:492:11:57+04:42
1735Flag of Switzerland.svg  Emma Bilham  (SUI)20:271:11:4238:202:12:24+05:09
1823Flag of Spain.svg  Miriam Casillas García  (ESP)20:341:12:5800:002:12:38+05:23
1936Flag of Italy.svg  Sara Dossena  (ITA)20:441:12:3035:402:12:49+05:34
2021Flag of Poland.svg  Maria Czesnik  (POL)20:300:00:0038:512:13:02+05:47
2112Flag of Hungary.svg  Zsófia Kovács  (HUN)19:441:15:0740:012:13:04+05:49
2244Flag of Russia.svg  Valentina Zapatrina  (RUS)19:361:12:2639:112:13:19+06:04
2339Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  India Lee  (GBR)19:521:12:0939:152:13:24+06:09
2418Flag of Russia.svg  Mariya Shorets  (RUS)20:271:13:2039:192:13:27+06:12
2515Flag of Spain.svg  Tamara Gomez Garrido  (ESP)19:531:13:0640:132:14:24+07:09
Source: Official results

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References

  1. "2015 Geneva ETU Triathlon European Championships".