2019 ITU World Triathlon Series

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2019 ITU World Triathlon Series
ITU World Triathlon Series.svg
League ITU World Triathlon Series
Sport Triathlon
Men's Series
Series ChampionFlag of France.svg  Vincent Luis  (FRA)
Points5096
Women's Series
Series ChampionFlag of the United States.svg  Katie Zaferes  (USA)
Points6175
World Triathlon Series seasons
  2018
2020  

The 2019 ITU World Triathlon Series was the 11th season of the World Triathlon Series, the top level international series for triathlon, since its establishment in 2009. The season consisted of eight pairs of triathlon races for both a men's and woman's competition, beginning on 8 March in Abu Dhabi, and concluding on 1 September with the grand final at Lausanne, Switzerland. [1] [2] The season also contained five mixed relays as part of the Mixed Relay Series which offers national teams qualifying points for the mixed team relay event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Contents

Mario Mola and Vicky Holland began the season as defending champions from the 2018 season. Mario Mola was hoping to defend his title and become the first triathlete to hold the title for four years in a row.

Overview

Calendar

The 2019 ITU World Triathlon Series visited ten cities, including a test run of the 2020 Summer Olympics relay course as part of the Mixed Relay Series. [1] [2] [3]

Events
DateLocationType
8–9 March Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Abu Dhabi Sprint
27–28 April Flag of Bermuda.svg Hamilton, Bermuda Standard
18–19 May Flag of Japan.svg Yokohama Standard
8–9 June Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Leeds Standard
29 June Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Montreal Sprint
6-7 July Flag of Germany.svg Hamburg Sprint
20-21 July Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Edmonton Sprint
30 August – 1 September Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Lausanne Grand Final
Mixed Relays
DateLocationType
9 March Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg Abu Dhabi Mixed relay
15 June Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Nottingham Mixed relay
7 July Flag of Germany.svg Hamburg Mixed relay (World Championships)
21 July Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Edmonton Mixed relay
18 August Flag of Japan.svg Tokyo Mixed relay (Olympics Test Event)

Point System

For every race a triathlete finishes they are awarded points based on their position across the line. For a normal world series event first place is awarded 1000 points and every subsequent place is awarded 7.5% less, for the first forty triathletes, for the grand final 1250 points are awarded once again decreasing by 7.5% for each place but this time awarded down to 50th. However any triathlete outside of the time cut will not be awarded points even if they finish in a scoring position, the time cut is determined by adding 5% to the winner's time in the men's event and 8% in the women's event. A triathletes final score is the sum of their points from the grand final and their best five races of that year. [4] [5]

Series

Abu Dhabi

Yas Marina harbour held the swim before cycling on the F1 track Yas Marina Circuit, October 12, 2018 SkySat (cropped).jpg
Yas Marina harbour held the swim before cycling on the F1 track

The 2019 series began with a sprint distance race in Abu Dhabi in and around the marina on Yas Island. It was the 10th time the race had been held there and the 5th time a sprint distance race was held. The swim course was held in the harbour one 750-metre laps, before heading to transition outside of the Yas Marina Circuit. Athletes then biked five laps of a 4 km course that ran along the Formula 1 circuit. After the bike section, the competitors proceeded to complete two laps of a 2.5 km run circuit over part of the F1 track and part of the marina before finishing the triathlon at the Marina. [4]

The competition field for the race included both defending champions Mario Mola and Vicky Holland, as well as most of the top ten athletes from last year's the overall rankings. [6] Also competing was debutante Alex Yee who had won the most recent World cup race in Cape town. [7]

In the woman race a small split appeared in the swim which was pushed on the bike such that by the halfway point of bike course, a breakaway of seven was fully established. The group included Americans Zaferes, Spivey and Knibb, along with Learmonth of the UK. The breakaway pushed their advantage such that they had a lead a minute on the chasers by the time they hit the second transition. Zaferes was first out onto the run and lead for the rest of the race pulling away from everyone else to win alone. Spivey floated in between first and the battle for third. Meanwhile, Knibb and Learmonth were neck-and-neck for third and finished in a sprint finish which Learmonth won. [8] [9] [10]

On the men's side, whilst a split appeared in the swim and at the start of the bike leg, over the full course of the bike leg the entire field slowly regrouped such that the entire field entered transitioned at the same time. New Zealand's Hayden Wilde initially tried to create a gap on the run, but was soon chased down by the leading pair of Yee and Mola. The pair stayed together and in the lead until with 500m to go Mola upped the pace to claim first with Yee following up in second. Third across the line was Spaniard Fernando Alarza. [9] [11] [12]

Results

Medal summary

Men

EventGoldSilverBronze
Abu Dhabi [13] Flag of Spain.svg  Mario Mola  (ESP)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Alex Yee  (GBR)Flag of Spain.svg  Fernando Alarza  (ESP)
Bermuda [14] Flag of France.svg  Dorian Coninx  (FRA)Flag of Spain.svg  Javier Gómez  (ESP)Flag of Norway.svg  Gustav Iden  (NOR)
Yokohama [15] Flag of France.svg  Vincent Luis  (FRA)Flag of South Africa.svg  Henri Schoeman  (RSA)Flag of Hungary.svg  Bence Bicsák  (HUN)
Leeds [16] Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Jacob Birtwhistle  (AUS)Flag of the United States.svg  Matthew McElroy  (USA)Flag of Spain.svg  Javier Gómez  (ESP)
Montreal [17] Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Jelle Geens  (BEL)Flag of Spain.svg  Mario Mola  (ESP)Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Tyler Mislawchuk  (CAN)
Hamburg [18] Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Jacob Birtwhistle  (AUS)Flag of France.svg  Vincent Luis  (FRA)Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Jelle Geens  (BEL)
Edmonton [19] Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jonathan Brownlee  (GBR)Flag of Spain.svg  Mario Mola  (ESP)Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Marten Van Riel  (BEL)
Lausanne [20] Flag of Norway.svg  Kristian Blummenfelt  (NOR)Flag of Spain.svg  Mario Mola  (ESP)Flag of Spain.svg  Fernando Alarza  (ESP)
OverallFlag of France.svg  Vincent Luis  (FRA)Flag of Spain.svg  Mario Mola  (ESP)Flag of Spain.svg  Javier Gomez  (ESP)

Women

EventGoldSilverBronze
Abu Dhabi [21] Flag of the United States.svg  Katie Zaferes  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Taylor Spivey  (USA)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jessica Learmonth  (GBR)
Bermuda [22] Flag of the United States.svg  Katie Zaferes  (USA)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jessica Learmonth  (GBR)Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Joanna Brown  (CAN)
Yokohama [23] Flag of the United States.svg  Katie Zaferes  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Summer Rappaport  (USA)Flag of the United States.svg  Taylor Spivey  (USA)
Leeds [24] Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Georgia Taylor-Brown  (GBR)Flag of the United States.svg  Katie Zaferes  (USA)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jessica Learmonth  (GBR)
Montreal [25] Flag of the United States.svg  Katie Zaferes  (USA)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Georgia Taylor-Brown  (GBR)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jessica Learmonth  (GBR)
Hamburg [26] Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Non Stanford  (GBR)Flag of France.svg  Cassandre Beaugrand  (FRA)Flag of the United States.svg  Summer Rappaport  (USA)
Edmonton [27] Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Emma Jackson  (AUS)Flag of the United States.svg  Summer Rappaport  (USA)Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Ashleigh Gentle  (AUS)
Lausanne [28] Flag of the United States.svg  Katie Zaferes  (USA)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jessica Learmonth  (GBR)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Georgia Taylor-Brown  (GBR)
OverallFlag of the United States.svg  Katie Zaferes  (USA)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jessica Learmonth  (GBR)Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Georgia Taylor-Brown  (GBR)

Mixed relay

EventGoldSilverBronze
Abu Dhabi [29] Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
Ashleigh Gentle
Luke Willian
Emma Jeffcoat
Jacob Birtwhistle
Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
Taylor Spivey
Ben Kanute
Katie Zaferes
Eli Hemming
Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand
Ainsley Thorpe
Sam Ward
Sophie Corbidge
Hayden Wilde
Nottingham [30] Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain
Georgia Taylor-Brown
Ben Dijkstra
Sophie Coldwell
Alex Yee
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland
Jolanda Annen
Max Studer
Alissa König
Adrien Briffod
Flag of France.svg  France
Émilie Morier
Dorian Coninx
Léonie Périault
Pierre Le Corre
Hamburg [31] Flag of France.svg  France
Émilie Morier
Léo Bergère
Cassandre Beaugrand
Vincent Luis
Flag of Germany.svg  Germany
Laura Lindemann
Valentin Wernz
Nina Eim
Justus Nieschlag
Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia
Natalie Van Coevorden
Aaron Royle
Emma Jeffcoat
Jacob Birtwhistle
Edmonton [32] Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand
Ainsley Thorpe
Tayler Reid
Nicole van der Kaay
Hayden Wilde
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain
Sophie Coldwell
Jonathan Brownlee
India Lee
Gordon Benson
Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
Summer Rappaport
Seth Rider
Taylor Knibb
Morgan Pearson
Tokyo [33] Flag of France.svg  France
Léonie Périault
Pierre Le Corre
Cassandre Beaugrand
Dorian Coninx
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain
Jessica Learmonth
Gordon Benson
Georgia Taylor-Brown
Alex Yee
Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States
Summer Rappaport
Seth Rider
Tamara Gorman
Ben Kanute

Overall standings

In the individual events, the athlete who accumulates the most points throughout the season is declared the year's world champion. The final point standings are:

Men
RankAthletePoints [34]
Gold medal icon.svg Flag of France.svg  Vincent Luis  (FRA)5096
Silver medal icon.svg Flag of Spain.svg  Mario Mola  (ESP)4939
Bronze medal icon.svg Flag of Spain.svg  Javier Gómez  (ESP)4533
4Flag of Spain.svg  Fernando Alarza  (ESP)4395
5Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Marten Van Riel  (BEL)3659
6Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Jacob Birtwhistle  (AUS)3433
7Flag of South Africa.svg  Henri Schoeman  (RSA)3148
8Flag of France.svg  Léo Bergere  (FRA)3042
9Flag of Norway.svg  Gustav Iden  (NOR)3028
10Flag of Norway.svg  Kristian Blummenfelt  (NOR)2892
Women
RankAthletePoints [35]
Gold medal icon.svg Flag of the United States.svg  Katie Zaferes  (USA)6175
Silver medal icon.svg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Jessica Learmonth  (GBR)5326
Bronze medal icon.svg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Georgia Taylor-Brown  (GBR)5191
4Flag of the United States.svg  Taylor Spivey  (USA)4651
5Flag of the United States.svg  Summer Rappaport  (USA)3589
6Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Rachel Klamer  (NED)3586
7Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Non Stanford  (GBR)3435
8Flag of France.svg  Cassandre Beaugrand  (FRA)2548
9Flag of Italy.svg  Annamaria Mazzetti  (ITA)2456
10Flag of Germany.svg  Laura Lindemann  (GER)2427

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