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Alanya is back - note in your diary for 22-23 September 2018
One of the really good things about the Annual ETU Congress, is that the Federations get a chance to sit down with each other and with members of the ETU Executive Board. This was particularly important for the Turkish Triathlon Federation - Türkiye Triatlon Federasyonu.
With a new President leading them, Bayram Yalçınkaya, born in 1977 and an active triathlete, having raced internationally in both ETU/ITU events and over longer distances, he has brought new life into the Federation and following a detailed discussion with ETU President, Renato Bertrandi, confirmation has been given that the iconic event, held every year as an international event for almost as long as Almere, is back on the calendar.
The last time we were able to witness just how welcome athletes were at the venue, was in 2016 when ETU awarded the event the title of ETU Cup Final. The 26th celebration was a big one and the celebrations went on late into the night.
Alanya was always about making athletes feel welcome. Even last year, they went ahead and held the race to maintain that long run of years. With their open triathlon attracting large numbers of Dutch, German and Russian competitors and providing the domestic Turkish triathletes with a golden opportunity for racing, along with the 5k Sea Swim offering cash prizes in a variety of categories, the triathlon weekend was a big end of season attraction. This year, with the exchange rates now very good for visitors, the 28th edition of Alanya Triathlon could be a real bonus for athletes wanting to boost their points tally in the ETU Rankings Race.
For the most up to date Men’s Rankings, click the picture below
For the most up to date Women’s Rankings, click the picture below.
For the Juniors too, there is a great chance if their coaches and team managers are quick, to collect those vital points that will help their national federation. For the most up to date Junior Rankings, click the picture below.
So, with the Elite and Junior races now confirmed, it is a case of hurry up and get those entries in and if you are accompanying the teams, why not enter the open races and enjoy the ETU Blue Carpet finish.
Related Event: 2018 Alanya ETU Triathlon European Cup
Results: Elite Men | |||
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1. | Max Studer | SUI | 01:49:21 |
2. | Roberto Sanchez Mantecon | ESP | 01:49:30 |
3. | Grant Sheldon | GBR | 01:49:34 |
4. | Maxime Hueber-Moosbrugger | FRA | 01:49:52 |
5. | Henrik Goesch | FIN | 01:50:15 |
6. | Yegor Martynenko | UKR | 01:50:43 |
7. | Alexander Bryukhankov | RUS | 01:50:57 |
8. | Giulio Soldati | ITA | 01:51:09 |
9. | Bence Lehmann | HUN | 01:51:17 |
10. | Stefan Zachäus | LUX | 01:51:25 |
Results: Elite Women | |||
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1. | Yuliya Yelistratova | UKR | 02:04:36 |
2. | Roksana Slupek | POL | 02:04:55 |
3. | Emmie Charayron | FRA | 02:05:42 |
4. | Alessandra Tamburri | ITA | 02:06:41 |
5. | Noam Fishman | ISR | 02:09:39 |
6. | Jana Machacova | CZE | 02:09:52 |
7. | Margaryta Krylova | UKR | 02:10:31 |
8. | Federica Parodi | ITA | 02:12:42 |
9. | Ekaterina Matiukh | RUS | 02:13:13 |
10. | Sharon Spimi | ITA | 02:13:28 |