Powerman Duathlon

Summary

Powerman Duathlons are duathlon events that are competed over middle distance (10 km run, 60 km bike, 10 km run) to long distance (10 km run, 150 km bike, 30 km run) [1] duathlons across the globe at both Age Group and Elite level.[2] All events are draft illegal allowing competitors to compete utilising time trial or triathlon bikes following the Powerman and ITU race regulations [3]

Powerman World Championships 2017 Men's Start
Powerman World Championships 2017 Men's Start
Zofingen Ladies Start

Powerman World Series edit

The Powerman World Series is made up of 10-20 Powerman Duathlon races each year incorporating International Triathlon Union[4] Continental and World Championships as well as world series races. The World Series title is contested from September to September each year with points awarded for the top positions at each event in the series, the final event of the season is the World Triathlon Long Distance Duathlon Championships Powerman Zofingen in Switzerland [5]

Powerman World Rankings edit

The Powerman Duathlon World Rankings [6] are determined on a rolling format, utilising the points awarded over the previous 12 months competitions in the world series following the rules set out by the Powerman Ranking system [7] Since 2019 there are separate Age Group World rankings as well as those for the elite. The world rankings are updated after each competition in the series. Current rankings: http://www.powerman.org/ranking-results

Powerman Series Race winners edit

 
Winner
2016 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
  Powerman Sweden   Peter Ellis   Susanne Svendsen
  Powerman Norway   Soren Bystrup   Susanne Svendsen
  Powerman Michigan   Chris Leigh   Dani Fischer
  Powerman Philippines   Emmanuel Commendador   Airi Sawada
  Powerman Philippines   Rob Woestenborghs   Monica Torres
  Powerman Alabama   Chris Leigh   Pam Cox
  Powerman Florida   Jacob Rhyner   Lisa Veneziano
  Powerman Spain   Soren Bystrup   Mavi Garcia
  Powerman Malaysia - Asian Championships   Thomas Bruins   Emma Pooley
  Powerman Luxembourg   Seppe Odeyn   Ulrike Schwalbe
  Powerman Denmark - European Championships   Kenneth Vandendriesche   Nina Brenn
  Powerman Western Virginia   Chris Leigh   Lisa Veneziano
  Powerman Germany   Seppe Odeyn   Julia Viellehner
  Powerman Austria   Anthony Le Duey   Victoria Schenk
  Powerman Brazil   Bruno Pereira Matheas   Mariana Borges DeAndrade
  Powerman Germany   Zoltan Senczyszyn   Miriam Van Reijen
  Powerman Zofingen - World Championships   Seppe Odeyn   Emma Pooley
2017 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
  Powerman Michigan   Chris Leigh   Erica Ruge
  Powerman Philippines   Emmanuel Commendador   Airi Sawada
  Powerman Philippines   Gael Le Bellec   Emma Pooley
  Powerman Florida   Gael Le Bellec   Ashley Paulson
  Powerman Thailand   Thomas Bruins   Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
  Powerman Panama   Alistair Eeckman   Daniela Arauja
  Powerman Indonesia   Thomas Bruins   Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
  Powerman Spain   Emilio Martin   Mavi Garcia
  Powerman Malaysia - Asian Championships   Thomas Bruins   Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
  Powerman Germany - European Championships   Felix Kohler   Emma Pooley
  Powerman China   Dave Brown   Yann Kai Oh
  Powerman Germany   Felix Kohler   Kristina Ziemons
  Powerman Brazil   Santiago Ascenco   Carolina Furrieta
  Powerman Zofingen - World Championships   Maxim Kuzmin   Emma Pooley
2018 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
  Powerman Philippines   Thomas Bruins   Miscelle Gilbuena
  Powerman Panama   Eduar Villalta   Williama Rojas
  Powerman Spain   Seppe Odyen   Miriam Van Reigen
  Powerman Arizona   Ryan Guiliano   Lisa Roberts
  Powerman Malaysia - Asian Championships   Thomas Bruins   Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
  Powerman Indonesia   Thomas Bruins   Irene Coletto
  Powerman Germany   Patrick Reger   Kristina Ziemons
  Powerman Denmark - European Championships   Soren Bystrup   Illes Sandrina
  Powerman Michigan   Peter Ellis   Jodie Taylor
  Powerman Switzerland   Felix Kohler   Melanie Maurer
  Powerman Austria   Soren Bystrup   Illes Sandrina
  Powerman Brazil   Luri Vinuto Josino   Carolina Furrieta
  Powerman Zofingen - World Championships   Gael Le Bellec   Petra Eggenschwiler
2019 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
  Powerman Arizona   Gael Le Bellec   Lisa Roberts
  Powerman Spain   Diego Van Looy   Petra Eggenschwiler
  Powerman Malaysia - Asian Championships   Antony Costes   Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
  Powerman Greece   Seppe Odeyn   Melanie Maurer
  Powerman Hawaii   Peter Ellis   Airi Sawada
  Powerman Germany   Daan De Groot   Laura Zimmermann
  Powerman Michigan   Peter Ellis   Izaura Araujo
  Powerman Denmark - European Championships   Daan De Groot   Petra Eggenschwiler
  Powerman Switzerland   Michael Ott   Melanie Maurer
  Powerman Zofingen - World Championships   Diego Van Looy   Nina Zoller
2020 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
  Powerman Arizona   Adam Feigh   Irena Ossola
  Powerman Portugal   Seppe Odeyn   Nina Zoller
2020 Season Shortened to 2 races Due to Covid 19 Pandemic
2021 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
  Powerman Michigan   Ryan Rau   Kimberley Nick
  Powerman Portugal   Dan DeGroot   Ann Schoot Uiterkamp
  Powerman France   Matthieu Bourgeois   Marion Legrand
  Powerman Zofingen - World Championships   Seppe Odeyn   Merle Brunnee
2021 Season Shortened to 4 races Due to Covid 19 Pandemic
2022 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
  Powerman Arizona   Matt Smith (duathlete)   Rendy Williams
  Powerman Germany - European MD Championships   Kenneth Vandendriessche   Diede Diederiks
  Powerman Denmark - World MD Championships   Ondrej Kubo   Melane Maurer
  Powerman France   Dorian Muller   Lotte Claes
  Powerman Zofingen - World LD Championships   Matthieu Bourgeois   Melane Maurer
  Powerman Malaysia - Asian MD Championships   Matt Smith (duathlete)   Tahira Zaid
2023 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
  Powerman Germany - European Middle Distance Championships   Simon Jorn Hanson   Maja Betz
  Powerman Malaysia - Asian MD Championships   Malo Moysan   Trupa Merry Joy

Power(wo)man World Series Medallists edit

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2009   Camila Lindholm   Erika Csomor   Jessica Petersson
2010   Camila Lindholm   Jacqueline Uebelhart   Erika Csomor
2011   May Kerstens   Melanie Burke   Ulrike Schwalbe
2012   Eva Nystrom   Lucy Gossage   Susanne Svendsen
2013   Eva Nystrom   Julia Viellehner   Simone Helfenschneider-Ofner
2014   Susanne Svendsen   Emma Pooley   Eva Nystrom
2015   Susanne Svendsen   Emma Pooley   Katrin Esefeld
2016   Susanne Svendsen   Nina Brenn   Emma Pooley
2017   Emma Pooley   Mirriam Van Reijen   Airi Sawada
2018   Melanie Maurer   Illes Sandrina   Petra Eggenschwiler
2019   Melanie Maurer   Nina Zoller   Petra Eggenschwiler
2020   Nina Zoller   Irena Ossola   Sigrid Herndler
2021   Merle Brunnee   Nikola Corbova   Sarah Noemi Frienden
2012   Melanie Maurer   Marieke Brouwers   Line Thams

Powerman World Series Medallists edit

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2009   Joerie Vansteelant   Andy Sutz   Anthony Le Duey
2010   Anthony Le Duey   Andy Sutz   Karl Prungraber
2011   Joerie Vansteelant   Anthony Le Duey   Andy Sutz
2012   Joerie Vansteelant   Anthony Le Duey   Rob Woestenborghs
2013   Rob Woestenborghs   Andy Sutz   Andre Moser
2014   Yannick Cadalen   Soren Bystrup   Gael Le Bellec
2015   Gael Le Bellec   Soren Bystrup   Seppe Odeyn
2016   Seppe Odeyn   Gael Le Bellec   Thomas Bruins
2017   Seppe Odeyn   Thomas Bruins   Soren Bystrup
2018   Thomas Bruins   Felix Kohler   Gael Le Bellec
2019   Daan De Groot   Peter Ellis   Diego Van Looy
2020   Peter Ellis   Seppe Odeyn   Adam Feigh
2021   Seppe Odeyn   Mathiea Bourgeois   Daan De Groot
2022   Kenneth Vandendriessch   Lars Van Der Knaap   Daan De Groot

References edit

  1. ^ http://www.powerman.org/about/ Powerman World Series 2009
  2. ^ "About POWERMAN – POWERMAN – The Official Website". www.powerman.org. Archived from the original on 2018-01-09.
  3. ^ https://www.triathlon.org/uploads/docs/itusport_competition-rules_2019.pdf. Archived 2019-02-14 at the Wayback Machine
  4. ^ "Home". triathlon.org.
  5. ^ "ITU extends partnership with Powerman through 2020". 2 September 2016.
  6. ^ "Ranking & Results – POWERMAN – The Official Website". www.powerman.org. Archived from the original on 2018-01-07.
  7. ^ http://www.powerman.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/POWERMAN-World-Ranking-System.pdf. Archived 2019-02-28 at the Wayback Machine

External links edit

  • Official website
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