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Monday 9th March 2009

Annie Emmerson
Tri247.com
Friday 13 February 2009

Tim Don
The Observer
Sunday 11 January 2009

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December 2008

Racing at Christmas

Have you enter raced on Christmas Day?

James Witts
Sunday 23 November 2008
The Observer

Name: Chrissie Wellington
Sport: Triathlon
Age: 31
Height: 5ft 8in
Weight: 60.5kg

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Pete Nichols
Tuesday May 27 2008
The Guardian

The British triathlon selectors have given themselves until June 26 to name their team for the Beijing Olympics even though there is little left to consider following Sunday's final trial at the Madrid World Cup. As it stands, the men have three places to fill, and the women two. Selection is automatic for Alistair Brownlee, who was third in the men's race in Madrid, and Helen Tucker, second in the women's race. For Tim Don, fourth, Will Clarke, sixth, and Hollie Avil, fourth, the arguments for selection are just as irresistible.

Urban road cycling, mountain biking, marathon swimming, the triathlon and road walking are also at risk.

Richard Aikman
Monday March 17 2008
guardian.co.uk

The IOC has revealed it will be forced to postpone high profile events such as the marathon, road cycling and the triathlon at this year's Olympics if pollution in Beijing does not improve.

Monday August 6 2007
guardian.co.uk

Great Britain's Tim Don and Michelle Dillon overcame strong fields to win the men's and women's Olympic races at yesterday's London Triathlon.

Don moved serenely through the field during the swim and bike sections of the race, before overhauling compatriot Stuart Hayes on the second lap of the run to take the victory. The American Matt Reed finished third.

Ruling means Christine Ohuruogu may also be reprieved.
Friday May 25 2007
guardian.co.uk

World triathlon champion Tim Don will be able to compete in next year's Beijing Games after he won his appeal against a lifetime Olympic ban.