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Noosa Triathlon

March 05, 2023

The Noosa Triathlon is an annual standard distance triathlon (1500m swim, 40 km bike, 10 km run) held in Noosa, in the Australian state of Queensland and organised by the World Triathlon Corporation. Since its first race in 1983 the competition has evolved from a single day race into an annual five-day multisport festival celebrating sports participation, healthy lifestyles, fitness and fun. The feature event on the final day of the festival is the Noosa Triathlon.

In 2009 as part of the Q150 celebrations, the Noosa Triathlon was announced as one of the Q150 Icons of Queensland for its role as an "event and festival".[1]

Winners

Professional men

Year Winner Country Time Notes
1983 Michael Harris   Australia 1:55:21
1984 Michael Harris   Australia 2:11:39
1985 Nick Croft   Australia 2:05:30
1986 Nick Croft   Australia 2:03:33
1987 Stephen Foster   Australia 1:53:46
1988 Brad Beven   Australia 1:53:37
1989 Michael Maroney   Australia 1:54:19
1990 Miles Stewart   Australia 2:03:33
1991 Ben Bright   Australia 1:50:21
1992 Simon Knowles   Australia 1:51:24
1993 Eamon Nunn   Australia 1:53:23
1994 Miles Stewart   Australia 1:46:58
1995 Spencer Smith   England 1:46:06
1996 Jeremy Ross   Australia 1:52:50 see also ITU event
1997 Craig Walton   Australia 1:44:13
1998 Eamon Nunn   Australia 2:03:33 see also ITU event
1999 Eamon Nunn   Australia 1:47:49 see also ITU event
2000 Chris Hill   Australia 1:44:20
2001 Paul Amey   New Zealand 1:47:59
2002 Craig Walton   Australia 1:46:38
2003 Craig Walton   Australia 1:44:50
2004 Craig Walton   Australia 1:47:05
2005 Chris McCormack   Australia 1:46:45
2006 Craig Walton   Australia 1:47:46
2007 Craig Walton   Australia 1:48:46
2008 Courtney Atkinson   Australia 1:46:46
2009 Courtney Atkinson   Australia 1:47:03
2010 Courtney Atkinson   Australia 1:46:54
2011 David Dellow   Australia 1:46:36
2012 Peter Kerr   Australia 1:46:35
2013 Aaron Royle   Australia 1:46:10 [2]
2014 Aaron Royle   Australia 1:47:59 [3]
2015 Joe Maloy   United States 1:47:04 [4]
2016 Dan Wilson   Australia 1:49:41
2017 Jacob Birtwhistle   Australia 1:46:59
2018 Aaron Royle   Australia 1:48:51
2019 Jacob Birtwhistle   Australia 1:43:39
2020 Not staged due to COVID - -
2021 Luke Willian   Australia 1:47:13
2022 Charlie Quin   Australia 1:43:12

Professional women

Year Winner Country Time Notes
1983 Elizabeth Hepple   Australia 2:28:05
1984 Erin Baker   New Zealand 2:01:09
1985 Kim Hicks   Australia 2:28:20
1986 Jan Wanklin   Australia 2:25:47
1987 Sue Turner   Australia 2:11:14
1988 Carol Pickard   Australia 2:08:12
1989 Elizabeth Hepple   Australia 2:09:47
1990 Elizabeth Hepple   Australia 2:07:45
1991 Bianca VanWoesik   Australia 2:05:27
1992 Rina Hill   Australia 2:08:02
1993 Jackie Gallagher   Australia 2:02:37
1994 Sarah Harrow   New Zealand 2:01:09
1995 Rina Hill   Australia 2:02:09
1996 Adrianne Ngawaiti   New Zealand 2:01:09 see also ITU event
1997 Emma Carney   Australia 1:54:22
1998 Belinda Smith   Australia 2:04:37 see also ITU event
1999 Tania Brennan   Australia 2:02:02 see also ITU event
2000 Emma Carney   Australia 2:01:09
2001 Loretta Harrop   Australia 2:01:09
2002 Carol Montgomery   Canada 2:02:30
2003 Emma Snowsill   Australia 1:56:09
2004 Emma Snowsill   Australia 1:54:55
2005 Emma Snowsill   Australia 1:55:23
2006 Felicity Abram   Australia 2:00:03
2007 Emma Snowsill   Australia 2:01:09
2008 Emma Snowsill   Australia 1:59:39
2009 Emma Jackson   Australia 2:01:02
2010 Caroline Steffen   Switzerland 2:01:18
2011 Melissa Rollison   Australia 2:00:25
2012 Ashleigh Gentle   Australia 1:58:57
2013 Emma Moffatt   Australia 1:58:41 [2]
2014 Ashleigh Gentle   Australia 1:59:10 [3]
2015 Ashleigh Gentle   Australia 1:59:18 [4]
2016 Ashleigh Gentle   Australia 2:02:26
2017 Ashleigh Gentle   Australia 2:00:48
2018 Ashleigh Gentle   Australia 2:00:48
2019 Ashleigh Gentle   Australia 1:57:53
2020 Not staged due to COVID - -
2021 Ashleigh Gentle   Australia 2:00:36
2022 Ashleigh Gentle   Australia 1:57:26

Golden Legends

Participants who have completed the event 30 times as individuals are awarded "Golden Legend" status. Standard "Legends Club" membership is after 10 events (recipients too numerous to list presently).

Year Awarded Recipient Country Notes
2013 Garth Prowd   Australia Recognition of years of service
2013 Peter O'Neill   Australia Most ever starts (39)
2015 Ron Acutt   Australia Most consecutive finishes (37)
2014 Tony Duffy   Australia
2018 Brian Harrington   Australia
2018 Neale Glanfield   Australia
2021 Dennis Bates   Australia
2021 John Dixon   Australia

ITU Events held in conjunction with the Noosa Triathlon

Men

Year Winner Country Time Notes
1996 Miles Stewart   Australia 1:55:21
1998 Gilberto González   Venezuela 1:55:21
1999 Shane Reed   New Zealand 1:55:21

Women

Year Winner Country Time Notes
1996 Carol Montgomery   Canada 1:58:42
1998 Loretta Harrop   Australia 1:59:39
1999 Michelle Dillon   United Kingdom 1:55:03

References

  1. ^ Bligh, Anna (10 June 2009). . statements.qld.gov.au. Queensland Government. Archived from the original on 24 May 2017. Retrieved 24 May 2017.
  2. ^ a b "2013 Results". multisportaustralia.com.au. Aultisport Australia. Retrieved 22 May 2015.
  3. ^ a b "2014 Results". multisportaustralia.com.au. Aultisport Australia. Retrieved 22 May 2015.
  4. ^ a b "2015 Results". multisportaustralia.com.au. Aultisport Australia. Retrieved 5 November 2015.

External links

  • Noosa Triathlon Multisport Festival website
  • Noosa Triathlon Results Fansite

March 05, 2023
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The Noosa Triathlon is an annual standard distance triathlon 1500m swim 40 km bike 10 km run held in Noosa in the Australian state of Queensland and organised by the World Triathlon Corporation Since its first race in 1983 the competition has evolved from a single day race into an annual five day multisport festival celebrating sports participation healthy lifestyles fitness and fun The feature event on the final day of the festival is the Noosa Triathlon In 2009 as part of the Q150 celebrations the Noosa Triathlon was announced as one of the Q150 Icons of Queensland for its role as an event and festival 1 Contents 1 Winners 1 1 Professional men 1 2 Professional women 2 Golden Legends 3 ITU Events held in conjunction with the Noosa Triathlon 3 1 Men 3 2 Women 4 References 5 External linksWinners EditProfessional men Edit Year Winner Country Time Notes1983 Michael Harris Australia 1 55 211984 Michael Harris Australia 2 11 391985 Nick Croft Australia 2 05 301986 Nick Croft Australia 2 03 331987 Stephen Foster Australia 1 53 461988 Brad Beven Australia 1 53 371989 Michael Maroney Australia 1 54 191990 Miles Stewart Australia 2 03 331991 Ben Bright Australia 1 50 211992 Simon Knowles Australia 1 51 241993 Eamon Nunn Australia 1 53 231994 Miles Stewart Australia 1 46 581995 Spencer Smith England 1 46 061996 Jeremy Ross Australia 1 52 50 see also ITU event1997 Craig Walton Australia 1 44 131998 Eamon Nunn Australia 2 03 33 see also ITU event1999 Eamon Nunn Australia 1 47 49 see also ITU event2000 Chris Hill Australia 1 44 202001 Paul Amey New Zealand 1 47 592002 Craig Walton Australia 1 46 382003 Craig Walton Australia 1 44 502004 Craig Walton Australia 1 47 052005 Chris McCormack Australia 1 46 452006 Craig Walton Australia 1 47 462007 Craig Walton Australia 1 48 462008 Courtney Atkinson Australia 1 46 462009 Courtney Atkinson Australia 1 47 032010 Courtney Atkinson Australia 1 46 542011 David Dellow Australia 1 46 362012 Peter Kerr Australia 1 46 352013 Aaron Royle Australia 1 46 10 2 2014 Aaron Royle Australia 1 47 59 3 2015 Joe Maloy United States 1 47 04 4 2016 Dan Wilson Australia 1 49 412017 Jacob Birtwhistle Australia 1 46 592018 Aaron Royle Australia 1 48 512019 Jacob Birtwhistle Australia 1 43 392020 Not staged due to COVID 2021 Luke Willian Australia 1 47 132022 Charlie Quin Australia 1 43 12Professional women Edit Year Winner Country Time Notes1983 Elizabeth Hepple Australia 2 28 051984 Erin Baker New Zealand 2 01 091985 Kim Hicks Australia 2 28 201986 Jan Wanklin Australia 2 25 471987 Sue Turner Australia 2 11 141988 Carol Pickard Australia 2 08 121989 Elizabeth Hepple Australia 2 09 471990 Elizabeth Hepple Australia 2 07 451991 Bianca VanWoesik Australia 2 05 271992 Rina Hill Australia 2 08 021993 Jackie Gallagher Australia 2 02 371994 Sarah Harrow New Zealand 2 01 091995 Rina Hill Australia 2 02 091996 Adrianne Ngawaiti New Zealand 2 01 09 see also ITU event1997 Emma Carney Australia 1 54 221998 Belinda Smith Australia 2 04 37 see also ITU event1999 Tania Brennan Australia 2 02 02 see also ITU event2000 Emma Carney Australia 2 01 092001 Loretta Harrop Australia 2 01 092002 Carol Montgomery Canada 2 02 302003 Emma Snowsill Australia 1 56 092004 Emma Snowsill Australia 1 54 552005 Emma Snowsill Australia 1 55 232006 Felicity Abram Australia 2 00 032007 Emma Snowsill Australia 2 01 092008 Emma Snowsill Australia 1 59 392009 Emma Jackson Australia 2 01 022010 Caroline Steffen Switzerland 2 01 182011 Melissa Rollison Australia 2 00 252012 Ashleigh Gentle Australia 1 58 572013 Emma Moffatt Australia 1 58 41 2 2014 Ashleigh Gentle Australia 1 59 10 3 2015 Ashleigh Gentle Australia 1 59 18 4 2016 Ashleigh Gentle Australia 2 02 262017 Ashleigh Gentle Australia 2 00 482018 Ashleigh Gentle Australia 2 00 482019 Ashleigh Gentle Australia 1 57 532020 Not staged due to COVID 2021 Ashleigh Gentle Australia 2 00 362022 Ashleigh Gentle Australia 1 57 26Golden Legends EditParticipants who have completed the event 30 times as individuals are awarded Golden Legend status Standard Legends Club membership is after 10 events recipients too numerous to list presently Year Awarded Recipient Country Notes2013 Garth Prowd Australia Recognition of years of service2013 Peter O Neill Australia Most ever starts 39 2015 Ron Acutt Australia Most consecutive finishes 37 2014 Tony Duffy Australia2018 Brian Harrington Australia2018 Neale Glanfield Australia2021 Dennis Bates Australia2021 John Dixon AustraliaITU Events held in conjunction with the Noosa Triathlon EditMen Edit Year Winner Country Time Notes1996 Miles Stewart Australia 1 55 211998 Gilberto Gonzalez Venezuela 1 55 211999 Shane Reed New Zealand 1 55 21Women Edit Year Winner Country Time Notes1996 Carol Montgomery Canada 1 58 421998 Loretta Harrop Australia 1 59 391999 Michelle Dillon United Kingdom 1 55 03References Edit Bligh Anna 10 June 2009 PREMIER UNVEILS QUEENSLAND S 150 ICONS statements qld gov au Queensland Government Archived from the original on 24 May 2017 Retrieved 24 May 2017 a b 2013 Results multisportaustralia com au Aultisport Australia Retrieved 22 May 2015 a b 2014 Results multisportaustralia com au Aultisport Australia Retrieved 22 May 2015 a b 2015 Results multisportaustralia com au Aultisport Australia Retrieved 5 November 2015 External links EditNoosa Triathlon Multisport Festival website Noosa Triathlon Results Fansite Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Noosa Triathlon amp oldid 1134621467, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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