TriGrandPrix field hotting up

TriGrandPrix continues to build upon the momentum created by the launch of the 2010 series. Two events have now been confirmed for the 2010 season; the Outrageous Half (30 May, Kent, United Kingdom) and Zarauzko Triatloia (12 June, Zarautz, Spain).



Some of the Professional Triathletes already confirmed include:



Ana Burgos (Spain) Bruno Clerbout (Belgium)

Ana Casares (Spain) Cameron Brown (New Zealand)

Cat Morrison (United Kingdom) Dann Brook (United Kingdom)

Anne Fallows (United Kingdom) Enekos Llanos (Spain)

Edith Neiderfriniger (Italy) Fraser Cartmell (United Kingdom)

Jeniffer Eilertsen (United Kingdom) Graeme Stewart (United Kingdom)

Joanna Carritt (United Kingdom) Hektor Llanos (Spain)

Joanna Lawn (New Zealand) Jonathan Hotchkiss (United Kingdom)

Leanda Cave (United Kingdom) Paul Ambrose (United Kingdom)

Lucie Zelenkova (Czech Republic) Pete Jacobs (Australia)

Martina Dogana (Italy) Scott Neyedli (United Kingdom)

Mirinda Carfrae (Australia) Terence Lowe (South Africa)

Miren Casado (Spain) Timo Bracht (Germany)

Tom Room (United Kingdom) Torsten Abel (America)



“We’re excited to have the opportunity that TriGrandPrix is giving us to race some of the world’s best athletes at different distances and on some really unique courses.” [Graeme Stewart [1st Aderfeldy Half Ironman, 2009].



To learn more about TriGrandPrix, visit www.trigrandprix.com.

Matt Baird Editor of Cycling Plus magazine

About

Matt is a regular contributor to 220 Triathlon, having joined the magazine in 2008. He’s raced everything from super-sprint to Ironman, duathlons and off-road triathlons, and can regularly be seen on the roads and trails around Bristol. Matt is the author of Triathlon! from Aurum Press and is now the editor of Cycling Plus magazine.