[live] Coupe du monde d'Ishigaki (Japon)

[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

Les premières femmes viennent d'en finir:
1 1 Snowsill Emma AUS 02:03:11
2 15 Densham Erin AUS 02:03:40 + 29"
3 46 Avil Hollie GBR 02:05:25 +2'14"
4 5 Ide Juri JPN 02:05:30 +2'19"
5 22 Tremblay Kathy CAN 02:05:57 +2'46"
6 17 Spirig Nicola SUI 02:06:05 +2'54"
7 3 Ryf Daniela SUI 02:06:20 +3'09"
8 26 Ohata Mariana BRA 02:06:30 +3'19"
9 30 Abysova Irina RUS 02:06:34 +3'23"
10 11 HEthaler Lisa AUT 02:06:42 +3'31"


Départ des hommes à 8h45 retransmission en direct des images (10 cameras!!) et des temps de passage sur www.triathlon.org (pas de commentaires live par contre).

[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

Voici les résultats complets:

1 1 Snowsill Emma AUS 02:03:11
2 15 Densham Erin AUS 02:03:40 + 29"
3 46 Avil Hollie GBR 02:05:25 +2'14"
4 5 Ide Juri JPN 02:05:30 +2'19"
5 22 Tremblay Kathy CAN 02:05:57 +2'46"
6 17 Spirig Nicola SUI 02:06:05 +2'54"
7 3 Ryf Daniela SUI 02:06:20 +3'09"
8 26 Ohata Mariana BRA 02:06:30 +3'19"
9 30 Abysova Irina RUS 02:06:34 +3'23"
10 11 HEthaler Lisa AUT 02:06:42 +3'31"
11 19 Harrison Jessica FRA 02:06:53 +3'42"
12 12 Lang Kerry GBR 02:07:04 +3'53"
13 8 Mensink Lisa NED 02:07:30 +4'19"
14 6 Tucker Helen GBR 02:07:33 +4'22"
15 9 Tanaka Keiko JPN 02:07:47 +4'36"
16 7 Dittmer Anja GER 02:08:23 +5'12"
17 10 Tanner Debbie NZL 02:08:24 +5'13"
18 34 Sapunova Yuliya UKR 02:08:46 +5'35"
19 20 Murua Ainhoa ESP 02:08:48 +5'37"
20 14 Ueda Ai JPN 02:08:53 +5'42"
21 27 Szabo Zita HUN 02:09:26 +6'15"
22 33 SchEz Sarah SUI 02:09:27 +6'16"
23 21 Kutsuna Shizuka JPN 02:09:40 +6'29"
24 32 Lorblanchet Marion FRA 02:10:15 +7'04"
25 29 Haiboeck Tania AUT 02:10:21 +7'10"
26 38 Bonin Charlotte ITA 02:10:27 +7'16"
27 44 Koch Renata HUN 02:10:32 +7'21"
28 24 Furutani Akane JPN 02:10:49 +7'38"
29 18 May Elizabeth LUX 02:11:06 +7'55"
30 41 Whipple Justine USA 02:11:14 +8'03"
31 16 Niwata Kiyomi JPN 02:11:28 +8'17"
32 39 Walko Andrea HUN 02:12:41 +9'30"
33 43 Shoemaker Jenna USA 02:15:01 +11'50"

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le fil de la course extrait triathlon.org (plus recent en haut)

15:35:00: Apologies for the interruption in transmission. Live video will return in 5 minutes. 10 minutes till the start of the mens race.
15:35:00: The weather here has been overcast all morning and it remains the same for the mens start. The temperature and humidity has definitely decreased from the womens start at about 20 Celsius now. The water temperature is warm at 21 degrees – a no wetsuit swim.
15:10:00: The men are stretching and warming up with their race starting at 15:45. For those just joining the course consists of a 2 lap swim, 7 lap bike and 3 lap run. We will have continued live full course video coverage. There is no live commentary for this race. 35 minutes to go.
02:06:30: Nicola Spirig is 6th, Daniela Ryf is 7th and Mariana Ohata is 8th.
02:06:00: Kathy Tremblay gets her top 8 finish in 5th postion. She still needs a top 8 in Vancouver to cement her spot though.
02:05:30: Its Holly Avil who wins in a sprint down the last final 100m over home favourite Juri ide. A fantastic start on her World Cup debut.
02:04:00: Its down to the last 300m for Ide and Avil who are now again side by side. Ide pushes again but just cant drop Avil.
02:03:30: Erin Densham is second.
02:03:00: Emma Snowsill wins the 2008 Ishigaki BG Triathlon World Cup.
02:02:00: Ide has 5m on Avil with Tremblay unable to hang on and 10m back again.
02:00:00: 1500m to go. Theres no doubt about first and second. The real dogfight is between Avil, Ide and Tremblay. Ide makes her move.
01:53:20: The trio of Avil, Ide and Tremblay are still side by side 1min 40 from Snowie. 20 secs back in Spirig in 6th, 7th another 20secs down is Ryf. Tied for 8th is Harrison and Abysova 10 secs from Ryf.
01:51:40: Snowsill takes the bell for the final lap. She has 30 secs on Densham in second.
01:51:00: At the 5km mark no change in the top 2 with Ide trying to push away from Avil and Tremblay both of whom look to be suffering just a bit more.
01:50:00: Listen to Holly Avils thoughts about her first World Cup in an interview with Barrie Shepley recorded yesterday.
01:45:00: With Olympic selection in the balance today, listen to what Tremblay had to say yesterday.
01:41:00: After these come Spirig, Tucker and Harrision with about 20m between each.
01:40:35: End of lap 1. Snowsill leads 10 secs on Densham. Its 30 seconds further back to Ide, Avil and Tremblay running side by side.
01:40:00: At 3km Avil is catching Ide in third. Snowsill comes back into the transition area to start lap 2 of 3.
01:35:00: At the 2km mark Snowsill is easily running away, Densham looks solid in second. Juri Ide is in third 10 seconds up on a group of 6.
01:31:00: The leaders are out of T2. Snowsill is 9th out but within 200m is in the lead passing fellow countryman Erin Densham.
01:20:00: Click here to hear what race Emma Snowsill has to say about Ishigaki, the Olympics and 2008.
01:19:00: Final bike lap. The 18 athletes are together starting the final lap. They have 2 mins 15 on the chase pack.
01:19:00: Hutthaler, Lang, Mensink and Tremblay break from the front in a bid for the final bike prime which Hutthaler wins.
01:09:00: Start of bike lap 6 of 7. Avil leads the first pack into the penultimate lap. The 18 athletes have stayed together for the previous 4 laps, we could see some break aways in this lap.
01:05:00: In the lead pack there are a few interesting things to watch out for.
Australian Olympic nominations. With Moffatt putting in some big performances already this year this is an important race for Densham especially with Abram already out.
Holly Avil who just turned 18 yesterday and in her first World Cup is putting a lot of work in on the bike trying to impress the British selectors.
Canadian Selection: Trembley needs a top 8 here and in World Championships in Vancouver to get a spot on the Canadian team.
01:01:00: Chase pack 1 are now 2mins 20 down and have been caught by chase pack 2.
00:59:00: The lead pack starts lap 5 of 7. In a great last lap Hutthaler has caught the leaders bridging 45 seconds in that lap.
00:58:00: Chase pack 1 consists of just 5 athletes now. Dittmer, Tanner, May, Lorblanchet and Szabo.
00:54:00: Felecity Abram and Jodie Swallow have retired from the race.
00:48:11: The lead pack of 17 athletes now have 1min 45sec over the chase pack with Hutthaler still in between these on her own 45 seconds down from the lead.
00:48:00: The leaders are coming back in front of the grandstand to start lap 4.
00:42:00: Chase pack 1 catches the leaders. The lead pack is now 18 athletes in size.
00:38:20: Start of Bike Lap 3. The leaders now have just 15 secs on chase pack 1, then its 30 secs back to Lisa Hutthaler on her own having broke from chase pack 2. Its 20 seconds back to chase pack 2.
00:38:00: Emma Snowsill wins the first bike prime.
00:32:00: Zurine Rodriguez has retired from the race.
00:30:00: Chase pack 1 includes Spirig, Ryf, Tremblay and Densham.
Chase pack 2 of 9 athletes includes Dittmer, Tanner and Abram.
00:28:00: The leaders finish bike lap 1 of 7. The leaders have 20 secs on the chase pack 1 and 1 minute on chase pack 2.
00:27:00: The chase pack have caught the leaders along with Snowsill and Tucker. The lead pack is 8 strong.
00:23:30: Snowsill and Tucker are trying to break away from the front.
00:19:30: 2nd chase pack are 10 secs further back with Tanner, Dittmer, Abram and May.
00:19:20: Chase pack 1 out of T1 20 seconds down with tremblay, Spirig, Ryf and Ohata.
00:19:00: Snowsill leads out of T1 along with Lang, Tucker, Swallow, Furitani, Harrison, Bonin and Ide.
00:18:30: Snowsill leads the athletes out of the water and the 50m run to T1.
00:17:00: 400m to go. Snowsill still leads, the athletes are strung out now.
09:30:00: The next group which includes Tanner are 10 seconds further back.
00:09:20: This group have 10 seconds to the next group of Harrison, Tremblay, Ohata, Mensink.
00:09:10: Emma Snowsill is first out of the water to start lap 2, she leads a group of 5 including Lang, Tucker, Swallow and Abysova.
00:05:00: At the 400m mark Emma Snowsill leads the way.
00:00:00: The start horn signals the start of the Elite Womens 2008 Ishigaki BG Triathlon World Cup.
12:59:00: All the athletes have taken there place on the pontoon and are under the starters orders.
12:55:00: The athletes are being introduced to the crowd. Australian Emma Snowsill leads the way onto the pontoon.
12:50:00: Live video from Okinawa TV has begun. Click on the expand symbol below the player to expand the video to full screen. If this has not appeared up automatically on your player please close and reopen the player. Please note that we will not be producing live commentary today, however we will have a live full course video production as well as live timing and text updates.
12:40:00: COURSE PROFILE:
Swim: 2-lap 1.5-kilometer swim in the inner harbour. It will be high tide and almost completely flat during the womens race. For the mens race, the tide will be gradually going out. It is likely to swim with the current from the start and swim against after the turnaround. Though the tidal current will be slow, 10cm per 30 minutes, unexpected current may take place on the entire course. Pontoon start. Wetsuits are unlikely.
Bike: 7-lap 40-kilometer bike with technical corners and a bridge with uphill and downhill on every lap.
Run: 3-lap 10-kilometer also going over the Southern Gate Bridge in each lap. The run turnaround is to be set at the end of the descent on the south side of the bridge.
Click here for complete course map
12:30:00: 30 minutes to go. Today marks the 29th time Japan will host a World Cup and 13th consecutive year in Ishigaki, making it the longest running world cup in ITU history. No country has hosted more world cups than Japan.
12:20:00: The weather here has been overcast with scattered showers for the past few days and it remains the same for today. It is especially humid at 83% with temperatures from a low of 22 Celsius reaching 26 degrees this afternoon. The water temperature is warm at 23 degrees – a no wetsuit swim.
12:15:00: The Elite women begin at 13:00 local time with the men racing at 15:45.
We will not be producing live commentary today, however we will have a live full course video production as well as live timing and text updates.
12:10:00: Live video will begin in 35 minutes. 15 minutes before the womens race start.
12:00:00: Welcome to coverage of the 2008 Ishigaki BG Triathlon World Cup.

[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

Départ des hommes dans qq secondes...

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[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

C'est parti!!! A suivre donc Fred Belaubre, Cédric Fleureton, Samuel Pierreclaud et Stéphane Poulat.

Allez les bleus

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[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

Les commentaires du Live indiquent Poulat et Pierreclaud en tête avec Vasiliev, pour Poulat c'est sur on a pu le voir au demi tour. Je le suis un peu moins pour Samuel (peut-être s'agit il de Fred).

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[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

At the end of the first lap, 750m done, Tayama leads out of the water and wins the swim prime. Followed by Poulat, Belaubre, Pierreclaud and Vasiliev.

J'étais médisant Il y a Fred & Samuel

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[koukoukouk]

que des français en tète ,ça claque

[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

Pour ce qui est des temps intermédiares que je pensais qu'on allait avoir live par contre, les temps du 750 m ne sont pas dispos alors que les mecs vont sortir de l'eau dans 2 minutes

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[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

On vient d'appercevoir Poulat et Belaubre à la sortie de l'eau le groupe est compact.

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[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

Un groupe d'une quizaine d'athlètes s'est formé en tête. Un plan nous a montré Poulat dedans, je pense avoir appercçu Fred aussi.

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[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

Petit retour en arrière, les temps au 750m:

1 18 Tayama Hirokatsu JPN 00:08:15
2 29 Poulat Stephane FRA 00:08:16 + 01"
3 6 Vasiliev Ivan RUS 00:08:17 + 02"
4 16 Brukhankov Alexander RUS 00:08:18 + 03"
5 14 Belaubre Frederic FRA 00:08:18 + 03"
6 30 Hug Reto SUI 00:08:19 + 04"
7 31 Jenkins Colin CAN 00:08:20 + 05"
8 35 Kuttor Csaba HUN 00:08:21 + 06"
9 44 Kuendig David USA 00:08:22 + 07"
10 17 Polyansky Dmitry RUS 00:08:22 + 07"
11 41 Gacond Sebastien SUI 00:08:25 + 10"
12 24 Sysoev Igor RUS 00:08:26 + 11"
13 26 Henning Rasmus DEN 00:08:26 + 11"
14 20 Shoemaker Jarrod USA 00:08:28 + 13"
15 7 Turbaevskiy Vladimir RUS 00:08:28 + 13"
16 36 Zeebroek Axel BEL 00:08:29 + 14"
17 22 Yamamoto Ryosuke JPN 00:08:33 + 18"
18 9 Whitfield Simon CAN 00:08:34 + 19"
19 8 Glushchenko Andriy UKR 00:08:36 + 21"
20 37 Wright Andrew HKG 00:08:36 + 21"
21 19 Sapunov Daniil KAZ 00:08:36 + 21"
22 39 Yamamoto Junichi JPN 00:08:37 + 22"
23 11 Riederer Sven SUI 00:08:39 + 24"
24 10 Hopper Matt AUS 00:08:39 + 24"
25 21 Lee Chi Wo Daniel HKG 00:08:39 + 24"
26 23 Pierreclaud Samuel FRA 00:08:40 + 25"
27 27 Dellow David AUS 00:08:40 + 25"
28 5 Wilson Daniel AUS 00:08:40 + 25"
29 38 Fukui Hideo JPN 00:08:41 + 26"
30 1 Don Tim GBR 00:08:41 + 26"
31 42 Sato Harunobu JPN 00:08:41 + 26"
32 15 Fleureton Cedric FRA 00:08:41 + 26"
33 3 Gaag Dmitriy KAZ 00:08:41 + 26"
34 33 Sugimoto Hiroki JPN 00:08:42 + 27"
35 40 Rusterholz Charles SUI 00:08:42 + 27"
36 34 Nishiuchi Hiroyuki JPN 00:08:43 + 28"
37 2 Gemmell Kris NZL 00:08:43 + 28"
38 12 Clarke William GBR 00:08:43 + 28"
39 32 Robertson Peter AUS 00:08:43 + 28"
40 25 Colucci Reinaldo BRA 00:08:44 + 29"
41 4 Thompson Simon AUS 00:08:45 + 30"
42 28 Hosoda Yuichi JPN 00:08:45 + 30"
43 43 Schafer Bucky USA 00:08:51 + 36"
44 45 Perg Stefan AUT 00:08:57 + 42"

[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

Temps à la sortie de l'eau:

Place No. Name Nation Cat. Time Diff.
1 6 Vasiliev Ivan RUS 00:16:39
2 31 Jenkins Colin CAN 00:16:40 + 01"
3 29 Poulat Stephane FRA 00:16:41 + 02"
4 18 Tayama Hirokatsu JPN 00:16:41 + 02"
5 17 Polyansky Dmitry RUS 00:16:42 + 03"
6 14 Belaubre Frederic FRA 00:16:43 + 04"
7 16 Brukhankov Alexander RUS 00:16:43 + 04"
8 35 Kuttor Csaba HUN 00:16:44 + 05"
9 44 Kuendig David USA 00:16:45 + 06"
10 26 Henning Rasmus DEN 00:16:46 + 07"
11 36 Zeebroek Axel BEL 00:16:47 + 08"
12 24 Sysoev Igor RUS 00:16:47 + 08"
13 9 Whitfield Simon CAN 00:16:47 + 08"
14 10 Hopper Matt AUS 00:16:48 + 09"
15 30 Hug Reto SUI 00:16:48 + 09"
16 41 Gacond Sebastien SUI 00:16:49 + 10"
17 20 Shoemaker Jarrod USA 00:16:51 + 12"
18 7 Turbaevskiy Vladimir RUS 00:16:51 + 12"
19 19 Sapunov Daniil KAZ 00:17:11 + 32"
20 8 Glushchenko Andriy UKR 00:17:12 + 33"
21 22 Yamamoto Ryosuke JPN 00:17:12 + 33"
22 11 Riederer Sven SUI 00:17:13 + 34"
23 23 Pierreclaud Samuel FRA 00:17:13 + 34"
24 5 Wilson Daniel AUS 00:17:13 + 34"
25 27 Dellow David AUS 00:17:14 + 35"
26 2 Gemmell Kris NZL 00:17:14 + 35"
27 39 Yamamoto Junichi JPN 00:17:15 + 36"
28 3 Gaag Dmitriy KAZ 00:17:15 + 36"
29 15 Fleureton Cedric FRA 00:17:16 + 37"
30 37 Wright Andrew HKG 00:17:18 + 39"
31 33 Sugimoto Hiroki JPN 00:17:18 + 39"
32 12 Clarke William GBR 00:17:18 + 39"
33 1 Don Tim GBR 00:17:21 + 42"
34 21 Lee Chi Wo Daniel HKG 00:17:22 + 43"
35 25 Colucci Reinaldo BRA 00:17:22 + 43"
36 34 Nishiuchi Hiroyuki JPN 00:17:23 + 44"
37 38 Fukui Hideo JPN 00:17:23 + 44"
38 28 Hosoda Yuichi JPN 00:17:23 + 44"
39 40 Rusterholz Charles SUI 00:17:23 + 44"
40 4 Thompson Simon AUS 00:17:24 + 45"
41 42 Sato Harunobu JPN 00:17:25 + 46"
42 32 Robertson Peter AUS 00:17:26 + 47"
43 43 Schafer Bucky USA 00:18:05 +1'26"
44 45 Perg Stefan AUT 00:18:06 +1'27"

[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

Samuel Pierrclaud n'était visiblement pas dans le paquet de tête

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[Thierry *OnlineTri*]

D'après les images, je confirme Fred en 3 ou 4ième position sur le vélo dans le groupe de tête.

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