Powerman Duathlon

Powerman Duathlons are duathlon events that are competed over middle distance (10 km run, 60 km bike, 10 km run) to long distance (10 km run, 150 km bike, 30 km run) [1] duathlons across the globe at both Age Group and Elite level.[2] All events are draft illegal allowing competitors to compete utilising time trial or triathlon bikes following the Powerman and ITU race regulations [3]

Powerman World Championships 2017 Men's Start
Powerman World Championships 2017 Men's Start
Zofingen Ladies Start

Powerman World Series

The Powerman World Series is made up of 10-20 Powerman Duathlon races each year incorporating International Triathlon Union[4] Continental and World Championships as well as world series races. The World Series title is contested from September to September each year with points awarded for the top positions at each event in the series, the final event of the season is the World Triathlon Long Distance Duathlon Championships Powerman Zofingen in Switzerland [5]

Powerman World Rankings

The Powerman Duathlon World Rankings [6] are determined on a rolling format, utilising the points awarded over the previous 12 months competitions in the world series following the rules set out by the Powerman Ranking system [7] Since 2019 there are separate Age Group World rankings as well as those for the elite. The world rankings are updated after each competition in the series. Current rankings: http://www.powerman.org/ranking-results

Powerman Series Race winners

Winner
2016 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
Sweden Powerman Sweden United Kingdom Peter Ellis Denmark Susanne Svendsen
Norway Powerman Norway Denmark Soren Bystrup Denmark Susanne Svendsen
United States Powerman Michigan Australia Chris Leigh United States Dani Fischer
Philippines Powerman Philippines Philippines Emmanuel Commendador Japan Airi Sawada
Philippines Powerman Philippines Belgium Rob Woestenborghs Philippines Monica Torres
United States Powerman Alabama Australia Chris Leigh United States Pam Cox
United States Powerman Florida United States Jacob Rhyner United States Lisa Veneziano
Spain Powerman Spain Denmark Soren Bystrup Spain Mavi Garcia
Malaysia Powerman Malaysia - Asian Championships Netherlands Thomas Bruins United Kingdom Emma Pooley
Luxembourg Powerman Luxembourg Belgium Seppe Odeyn Germany Ulrike Schwalbe
Denmark Powerman Denmark - European Championships Belgium Kenneth Vandendriesche Switzerland Nina Brenn
United States Powerman Western Virginia Australia Chris Leigh United States Lisa Veneziano
Germany Powerman Germany Belgium Seppe Odeyn Germany Julia Viellehner
Austria Powerman Austria France Anthony Le Duey Austria Victoria Schenk
Brazil Powerman Brazil Brazil Bruno Pereira Matheas Brazil Mariana Borges DeAndrade
Germany Powerman Germany Germany Zoltan Senczyszyn Germany Miriam Van Reijen
Switzerland Powerman Zofingen - World Championships Belgium Seppe Odeyn United Kingdom Emma Pooley
2017 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
United States Powerman Michigan Australia Chris Leigh United States Erica Ruge
Philippines Powerman Philippines Philippines Emmanuel Commendador Japan Airi Sawada
Philippines Powerman Philippines France Gael Le Bellec United Kingdom Emma Pooley
United States Powerman Florida France Gael Le Bellec United States Ashley Paulson
Thailand Powerman Thailand Netherlands Thomas Bruins Hungary Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
Panama Powerman Panama United States Alistair Eeckman Panama Daniela Arauja
Indonesia Powerman Indonesia Netherlands Thomas Bruins Hungary Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
Spain Powerman Spain Spain Emilio Martin Spain Mavi Garcia
Malaysia Powerman Malaysia - Asian Championships Netherlands Thomas Bruins Hungary Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
Germany Powerman Germany - European Championships Germany Felix Kohler United Kingdom Emma Pooley
China Powerman China Australia Dave Brown China Yann Kai Oh
Germany Powerman Germany Germany Felix Kohler Germany Kristina Ziemons
Brazil Powerman Brazil Brazil Santiago Ascenco Brazil Carolina Furrieta
Switzerland Powerman Zofingen - World Championships Russia Maxim Kuzmin United Kingdom Emma Pooley
2018 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
Philippines Powerman Philippines Netherlands Thomas Bruins Philippines Miscelle Gilbuena
Panama Powerman Panama Venezuela Eduar Villalta Panama Williama Rojas
Spain Powerman Spain Belgium Seppe Odyen Netherlands Miriam Van Reigen
United States Powerman Arizona United States Ryan Guiliano United States Lisa Roberts
Malaysia Powerman Malaysia - Asian Championships Netherlands Thomas Bruins Hungary Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
Indonesia Powerman Indonesia Netherlands Thomas Bruins Italy Irene Coletto
Germany Powerman Germany Germany Patrick Reger Germany Kristina Ziemons
Denmark Powerman Denmark - European Championships Denmark Soren Bystrup Austria Illes Sandrina
United States Powerman Michigan United Kingdom Peter Ellis United States Jodie Taylor
Switzerland Powerman Switzerland Germany Felix Kohler Switzerland Melanie Maurer
Australia Powerman Austria Denmark Soren Bystrup Austria Illes Sandrina
Brazil Powerman Brazil Brazil Luri Vinuto Josino Brazil Carolina Furrieta
Switzerland Powerman Zofingen - World Championships France Gael Le Bellec Switzerland Petra Eggenschwiler
2019 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
United States Powerman Arizona France Gael Le Bellec United States Lisa Roberts
Spain Powerman Spain Belgium Diego Van Looy Switzerland Petra Eggenschwiler
Malaysia Powerman Malaysia - Asian Championships France Antony Costes Hungary Annamaria Eberhardt-Halasz
Greece Powerman Greece Belgium Seppe Odeyn Switzerland Melanie Maurer
United States Powerman Hawaii United Kingdom Peter Ellis Japan Airi Sawada
Germany Powerman Germany Netherlands Daan De Groot Germany Laura Zimmermann
United States Powerman Michigan United Kingdom Peter Ellis Canada Izaura Araujo
Denmark Powerman Denmark - European Championships Netherlands Daan De Groot Switzerland Petra Eggenschwiler
Switzerland Powerman Switzerland Switzerland Michael Ott Switzerland Melanie Maurer
Switzerland Powerman Zofingen - World Championships Belgium Diego Van Looy Switzerland Nina Zoller
2020 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
United States Powerman Arizona United States Adam Feigh United States Irena Ossola
Portugal Powerman Portugal Belgium Seppe Odeyn Switzerland Nina Zoller
2020 Season Shortened to 2 races Due to Covid 19 Pandemic
2021 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
United States Powerman Michigan United States Ryan Rau United States Kimberley Nick
Portugal Powerman Portugal Netherlands Dan DeGroot Netherlands Ann Schoot Uiterkamp
France Powerman France France Matthieu Bourgeois France Marion Legrand
Switzerland Powerman Zofingen - World Championships Belgium Seppe Odeyn Germany Merle Brunnee
2021 Season Shortened to 4 races Due to Covid 19 Pandemic
2022 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
United States Powerman Arizona Australia Matt Smith (duathlete) United States Rendy Williams
Germany Powerman Germany - European MD Championships Belgium Kenneth Vandendriessche Netherlands Diede Diederiks
Denmark Powerman Denmark - World MD Championships Slovakia Ondrej Kubo Switzerland Melane Maurer
France Powerman France France Dorian Muller Belgium Lotte Claes
Switzerland Powerman Zofingen - World LD Championships France Matthieu Bourgeois Switzerland Melane Maurer
Malaysia Powerman Malaysia - Asian MD Championships Australia Matt Smith (duathlete) Malaysia Tahira Zaid
2023 World Series Race Winners
Race Men's Winner Women's Winner
Germany Powerman Germany - European Middle Distance Championships Denmark Simon Jorn Hanson Germany Maja Betz
Malaysia Powerman Malaysia - Asian MD Championships France Malo Moysan Philippines Trupa Merry Joy

Power(wo)man World Series Medallists

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2009 Sweden Camila Lindholm Switzerland Erika Csomor United Kingdom Jessica Petersson
2010 Sweden Camila Lindholm Switzerland Jacqueline Uebelhart Switzerland Erika Csomor
2011 Netherlands May Kerstens New Zealand Melanie Burke Germany Ulrike Schwalbe
2012 Sweden Eva Nystrom United Kingdom Lucy Gossage Denmark Susanne Svendsen
2013 Sweden Eva Nystrom Germany Julia Viellehner Austria Simone Helfenschneider-Ofner
2014 Denmark Susanne Svendsen United Kingdom Emma Pooley Sweden Eva Nystrom
2015 Denmark Susanne Svendsen United Kingdom Emma Pooley Germany Katrin Esefeld
2016 Denmark Susanne Svendsen Switzerland Nina Brenn United Kingdom Emma Pooley
2017 United Kingdom Emma Pooley Netherlands Mirriam Van Reijen Japan Airi Sawada
2018 Switzerland Melanie Maurer Austria Illes Sandrina Switzerland Petra Eggenschwiler
2019 Switzerland Melanie Maurer Switzerland Nina Zoller Switzerland Petra Eggenschwiler
2020 Switzerland Nina Zoller United States Irena Ossola Austria Sigrid Herndler
2021 Germany Merle Brunnee Slovakia Nikola Corbova Switzerland Sarah Noemi Frienden
2012 Switzerland Melanie Maurer Netherlands Marieke Brouwers Denmark Line Thams

Powerman World Series Medallists

Year Gold Silver Bronze
2009 Belgium Joerie Vansteelant Switzerland Andy Sutz France Anthony Le Duey
2010 France Anthony Le Duey Switzerland Andy Sutz Austria Karl Prungraber
2011 Belgium Joerie Vansteelant France Anthony Le Duey Switzerland Andy Sutz
2012 Belgium Joerie Vansteelant France Anthony Le Duey Belgium Rob Woestenborghs
2013 Belgium Rob Woestenborghs Switzerland Andy Sutz Switzerland Andre Moser
2014 France Yannick Cadalen Denmark Soren Bystrup France Gael Le Bellec
2015 France Gael Le Bellec Denmark Soren Bystrup Belgium Seppe Odeyn
2016 Belgium Seppe Odeyn France Gael Le Bellec Netherlands Thomas Bruins
2017 Belgium Seppe Odeyn Netherlands Thomas Bruins Denmark Soren Bystrup
2018 Netherlands Thomas Bruins Germany Felix Kohler France Gael Le Bellec
2019 Netherlands Daan De Groot United Kingdom Peter Ellis Belgium Diego Van Looy
2020 United Kingdom Peter Ellis Belgium Seppe Odeyn United States Adam Feigh
2021 Belgium Seppe Odeyn France Mathiea Bourgeois Netherlands Daan De Groot
2022 Belgium Kenneth Vandendriessch Netherlands Lars Van Der Knaap Netherlands Daan De Groot

References

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