Chrabot, Moreno win Pan Ams
Written by: Timothy Carlson
Date: Sun Oct 17 2010
Matt Chrabot of the United States and Carla Moreno of Brazil won the elite titles at the PATCO Triathlon Pan American Championships in Puerto Vallarta Mexico Sunday.
Chrabot and Cuban competitor Michel Gonzalez broke away from their nearest pursuers by 90 seconds, then Chrabot’s 34:06 10k run split held off the race-best run of Leonardo Chacon of Costa Rica by 1 minute 10 seconds to take the victory in a time of 1:54:48. Chrabot bettered his 4th place finish at this championship last year, while fellow USA star Jarrod Shoemaker took third place in 1:56:02.
In the women’s race, Moreno’s race-best 36:26 run broke away from a swim-bike duel with Gwen Jorgensen of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who lost 30 seconds on the run and fell 28 seconds back of Moreno’s 2:04:52 time at the line. Jillian Peterson of St. Louis, Missouri placed third, another 64 seconds back of Jorgenson.
In a shocking development, 2-time World Cup winner and pre-race favorite Kirsten Sweetland of Canada was disqualified after unknowingly cutting a corner on the run course.
2010 PATCO Triathlon Pan American Championships
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
October 17, 2010
S 1.5k/ B 40k/ R 10k
Results
Elite Men
1. Matt Chrabot (USA) 1:54:48
2. Leonardo Chacon (CRC), 1:55:58
3. Jarrod Shoemaker (USA) 1:56:02
4. Francisco Serrano (MEX) 1:56:21
5. Kevin Collington (USA) 1:56:30
6. Michel Gonzalez (CUB) 1:56:35
7. Steve Sexton (USA) 1:57:03
8. Ben Collins (USA) 1:57:12
9. Diogo Sclebin (BRA) 1:57:15
10. Henrique Siqueira de Oliveira (BRA) 1:57:30
Elite Women
1. Carla Moreno (BRA) 2:04:52
2. Gwen Jorgensen (USA) 2:05:24
3. Jillian Petersen (USA) 2:06:28
4. Flora Duffy (BER) 2:07:09
5. Claudia Rivas (MEX) 2:07:34
6. Margaret Shapiro (USA) 2:07:47
7. Rebeccah Wassner (USA) 2:08:17
8. Annie Warner (USA) 2:08:48
9. Chantell Widney (CAN) 2:08:55
10. Flavia Fernandes (BRA) 2:09:46
Chrabot and Cuban competitor Michel Gonzalez broke away from their nearest pursuers by 90 seconds, then Chrabot’s 34:06 10k run split held off the race-best run of Leonardo Chacon of Costa Rica by 1 minute 10 seconds to take the victory in a time of 1:54:48. Chrabot bettered his 4th place finish at this championship last year, while fellow USA star Jarrod Shoemaker took third place in 1:56:02.
In the women’s race, Moreno’s race-best 36:26 run broke away from a swim-bike duel with Gwen Jorgensen of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who lost 30 seconds on the run and fell 28 seconds back of Moreno’s 2:04:52 time at the line. Jillian Peterson of St. Louis, Missouri placed third, another 64 seconds back of Jorgenson.
In a shocking development, 2-time World Cup winner and pre-race favorite Kirsten Sweetland of Canada was disqualified after unknowingly cutting a corner on the run course.
2010 PATCO Triathlon Pan American Championships
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
October 17, 2010
S 1.5k/ B 40k/ R 10k
Results
Elite Men
1. Matt Chrabot (USA) 1:54:48
2. Leonardo Chacon (CRC), 1:55:58
3. Jarrod Shoemaker (USA) 1:56:02
4. Francisco Serrano (MEX) 1:56:21
5. Kevin Collington (USA) 1:56:30
6. Michel Gonzalez (CUB) 1:56:35
7. Steve Sexton (USA) 1:57:03
8. Ben Collins (USA) 1:57:12
9. Diogo Sclebin (BRA) 1:57:15
10. Henrique Siqueira de Oliveira (BRA) 1:57:30
Elite Women
1. Carla Moreno (BRA) 2:04:52
2. Gwen Jorgensen (USA) 2:05:24
3. Jillian Petersen (USA) 2:06:28
4. Flora Duffy (BER) 2:07:09
5. Claudia Rivas (MEX) 2:07:34
6. Margaret Shapiro (USA) 2:07:47
7. Rebeccah Wassner (USA) 2:08:17
8. Annie Warner (USA) 2:08:48
9. Chantell Widney (CAN) 2:08:55
10. Flavia Fernandes (BRA) 2:09:46
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Comments
No mention at all of Sweetland???
Reviewed by: Uncle Phil, Oct 18 2010 2:03PM
How on earth can there be no mention of Kirsten Sweetland's apparent victory and subsequent DQ???
