World Triathlon Cross Championships

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The World Triathlon Cross Championships is a triathlon championship competition organised by World Triathlon. The competition has been held annually since 2011. Unlike normal triathlon races the cross triathlon (or X-tri) discipline is off-road over difficult terrain. The championship typically involves a 1 km swim, 20–30 km mountain bike and 6–10 km trail run.

Venues

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Year Date Location
2011 30 April Spain Guijo de Granadilla
2012 16-19 May United States Pelham
2013 13 July Netherlands The Hague
2014 16 August Germany Zittau
2015 26 September Italy Cagliari
2016 19 November Australia Snowy Mountains
2017 23 August Canada Penticton
2018 10 July Denmark Fyn
2019 30 April Spain Pontevedra
2021 30–31 October Spain Guijo de Granadilla
2022 8 June Romania Târgu Mureș
2023 5 May Spain Sant Antoni de Portmany
2024 20 August Australia Townsville

Medallists

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Men's

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
2011  Conrad Stoltz (RSA)  Seth Wealing (USA)  Olivier Marceau (SUI)
2012  Conrad Stoltz (RSA)  Craig Evans (USA)  Christopher Legh (AUS)
2013  Conrad Stoltz (RSA)  Rubén Ruzafa (ESP)  Brice Daubord (FRA)
2014  Rubén Ruzafa (ESP)  Josiah Middaugh (USA)  Braden Currie (NZL)
2015  Rubén Ruzafa (ESP)  Francisco Serrano (MEX)  Sam Osborne (NZL)
2016  Rubén Ruzafa (ESP)  Josiah Middaugh (USA)  Braden Currie (NZL)
2017  Francisco Serrano (MEX)  Rubén Ruzafa (ESP)  Kyle Smith (NZL)
2018  Rubén Ruzafa (ESP)  Sam Osborne (NZL)  Brice Daubord (FRA)
2019  Arthur Forissier (FRA)  Rubén Ruzafa (ESP)  Lukáš Kočař (CZE)
2021  Arthur Serrières (FRA)  Arthur Forissier (FRA)  Rubén Ruzafa (ESP)
2022  Arthur Serrières (FRA)  Félix Forissier (FRA)  Arthur Forissier (FRA)
2023  Félix Forissier (FRA)  Lukáš Kočař (CZE)  Arthur Forissier (FRA)
2024  Michele Bonacina (ITA)  Sam Osborne (NZL)  Benjamin Forbes (AUS)

Women's

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Year Gold Silver Bronze
2011  Mélanie McQuaid (CAN)  Shonny Vanlandingham (USA)  Emma Garrard (USA)
2012  Lesley Paterson (GBR)  Mélanie McQuaid (CAN)  Carla Van Huysteen (RSA)
2013  Helena Erbenová (CZE)  Lesley Paterson (GBR)  Chantell Widney (CAN)
2014  Kathrin Müller (GER)  Flora Duffy (BER)  Helena Erbenová (CZE)
2015  Flora Duffy (BER)  Bárbara Riveros (CHI)  Brigitta Poór (HUN)
2016  Flora Duffy (BER)  Bárbara Riveros (CHI)  Suzanne Snyder (USA)
2017  Mélanie McQuaid (CAN)  Jacqueline Slack (GBR)  Ladina Buss (SUI)
2018  Lesley Paterson (GBR)  Nicole Walters (GBR)  Eleonora Peroncini (ITA)
2019  Eleonora Peroncini (ITA)  Jacqueline Slack (GBR)  Nicole Walters (GBR)
2021  Loanne Duvoisin (SUI)  Sandra Mairhofer (ITA)  Aneta Grabmüllerová (CZE)
2022  Sandra Mairhofer (ITA)  Marta Menditto (ITA)  Solenne Billouin (FRA)
2023  Sandra Mairhofer (ITA)  Loanne Duvoisin (SUI)  Alizée Paties (FRA)
2024  Marta Menditto (ITA)  Romy Spoelder (NED)  Maeve Kennedy (AUS)

Medal table

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Italy5218
2 Spain4318
3 France42612
4 South Africa3014
5 United Kingdom2417
6 Canada2114
7 Bermuda2103
8 Czech Republic1135
9 Switzerland1124
10 Mexico1102
11 Germany1001
12 United States0527
13 New Zealand0246
14 Chile0202
15 Netherlands0101
16 Australia0033
17 Hungary0011
Totals (17 entries)26262678

References

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  • "ITU Cross Triathlon". International Triathlon Union. Retrieved 22 September 2018.
  • "Cross Triathlon Championships Results". triathlon.org. ITU. Retrieved 22 September 2018.

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