Triathlon at the 2004 Summer Olympics – Women's

The women's triathlon was part of the Triathlon at the 2004 Summer Olympics programme. It was the second appearance of the event, which was established in 2000. The competition was held on Wednesday, August 26, 2004 at the Vouliagmeni Olympic Centre in Athens. Fifty triathletes from 26 nations competed.[1]

Women's Triathlon
at the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad
VenueVouliagmeni Olympic Centre
Date25 August
Competitors50 from 26 nations
Winning time2:04:43.45
Medalists
Kate Allen  Austria
Loretta Harrop  Australia
Susan Williams  United States
Triathlon at the
2004 Summer Olympics
Events
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Competition format

The race was held over the "international distance" (also called "Olympic distance") and consisted of 1,500 metres (0.93 mi) swimming, 40 kilometres (25 mi), road cycling, and 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) road running.

Results
Rank # Triathlete Country Swimming Cycling Running Total time Difference
39 Kate Allen Austria 20:38 1:09:52 34:13 2:04:43.45 —
47 Loretta Harrop Australia 18:37 1:09:05 37:08 2:04:50.17 +0:06.72
34 Susan Williams United States 19:02 1:08:58 37:08 2:05:08.92 +0:25.47
4 24 Kathleen Smet Belgium 19:42 1:09:25 36:28 2:05:35.89 +0:52.44
5 26 Nadia Cortassa Italy 20:36 1:09:51 35:18 2:05:45.35 +1:01.90
6 43 Michelle Dillon Great Britain 20:37 1:09:50 35:33 2:06:00.77 +1:17.32
7 35 Ana Burgos Spain 20:36 1:09:52 35:34 2:06:02.36 +1:18.91
8 7 Vanessa Fernandes Portugal 19:20 1:11:07 35:48 2:06:15.39 +1:31.94
9 32 Barbara Lindquist United States 18:39 1:09:20 38:26 2:06:25.49 +1:42.04
10 50 Brigitte McMahon Huber Switzerland 19:46 1:10:41 36:40 2:07:07.73 +2:24.28
11 19 Anja Dittmer Germany 19:41 1:10:46 36:58 2:07:25.07 +2:41.62
12 15 Akiko Sekine Japan 20:37 1:09:49 37:08 2:07:34.02 +2:50.57
13 36 Pilar Hidalgo Spain 19:08 1:11:16 37:13 2:07:37.34 +2:53.89
14 16 Kiyomi Niwata Japan 20:35 1:09:54 37:13 2:07:42.79 +2:59.34
15 24 Beatrice Lanza Italy19:47 1:10:37 37:35 2:07:59.26 +3:15.81
16 20 Joelle Franzmann Germany 18:55 1:11:33 37:50 2:08:18.33 +3:34.88
17 8 Elizabeth May Luxembourg 19:43 1:10:45 38:01 2:08:29.22 +3:45.77
18 18 Samantha Warriner New Zealand 19:42 1:10:45 38:15 2:08:42.07 +3:58.62
19 51 Nicola Spirig Switzerland 20:34 1:09:51 38:19 2:08:44.46 +4:01.01
20 14 Machiko Nakanishi Japan 19:40 1:10:45 38:26 2:08:51.06 +4:07.61
21 25 Silvia Gemignani Italy 18:45 1:11:41 38:30 2:08:56.94 +4:13.49
22 42 Mieke Suys Belgium 20:26 1:09:59 38:47 2:09:12.57 +4:29.12
23 33 Sheila Taormina United States 18:37 1:09:23 41:21 2:09:21.08 +4:37.63
24 37 Ainhoa Murua Spain 19:37 1:10:48 39:02 2:09:27.91 +4:44.46
25 30 Wieke Hoogzaad Netherlands 19:44 1:10:42 39:21 2:09:47.21 +5:03.76
26 5 Lenka Radová Czech Republic 19:41 1:10:49 39:24 2:09:54.47 +5:11.02
27 29 Samantha McGlone Canada 21:27 1:11:59 36:48 2:10:14.24 +5:30.79
28 40 Eva Bramboeck Austria 20:32 1:09:55 39:52 2:10:19.60 +5:36.15
29 36 Tracy Looze Netherlands 20:40 1:12:48 37:07 2:10:35.81 +5:52.36
30 44 Julie Dibens Great Britain 19:21 1:11:08 41:17 2:11:46.01 +7:02.56
31 2 Olga Generalova Russia 19:48 1:10:41 41:19 2:11:48.06 +7:04.61
32 6 Renata Berková Czech Republic 19:48 1:13:14 38:48 2:11:50.94 +7:07.49
33 49 Rina Hill Australia 18:41 1:15:32 37:45 2:11:58.86 +7:15.41
34 45 Jodie Swallow Great Britain 18:58 1:14:05 42:03 2:15:06.78 +10:23.33
35 28 Carol Montgomery Canada 19:52 1:15:34 39:59 2:15:25.62 +10:42.17
36 4 Megan Hall South Africa 19:39 1:16:28 40:19 2:16:26.53 +11:43.08
37 11 Mariana Ohata Brazil 20:33 1:16:09 40:10 2:16:52.97 +12:09.52
38 9 Erika Molnar Hungary 20:36 1:17:59 39:18 2:17:53.38 +13:09.93
39 27 Jill Savege Canada 18:44 1:20:12 39:14 2:18:10.99 +13:27.54
40 22 Wang Hong Ni China 20:39 1:16:26 41:35 2:18:40.07 +13:56.62
41 46 Ekaterina Shatnaya Kazakhstan 22:00 1:16:50 40:36 2:19:26.75 +14:43.30
42 17 Fiorella D'Croz Brusatin Colombia 20:32 1:18:19 42:12 2:21:03.46 +16:20.01
43 3 Nancy Alvarez Argentina 20:58 1:17:50 42:50 2:21:38.66 +16:55.21
44 38 Delphine Pelletier France 20:40 1:18:13 43:46 2:22:39.28 +17:55.83
— 1 Nina Anisimova Russia 19:41 1:16:42 Did not finish
— 21 Lucie Zelenková Czech Republic 19:23 Did not finish
— 48 Maxine Seear Australia 19:39 Did not finish
— 12 Sandra Soldan Brazil 19:41 Did not finish
— 10 Carla Moreno Brazil 19:48 Did not finish
— 23 Lin Xing China 19:49 LAP
  • * Including Transition 1 (swimming-to-cycling) and T2 (cycling-to-running), roughly a minute.
  • No one is allotted the number 13.
  • LAP - Lapped by the leader on the cycling course.

References
  1. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Triathlon at the 2004 Athens Summer Games: Women's Olympic Distance". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 9 November 2012.
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