Seth Wealing of the United States defended his XTERRA Mexico men’s title and Fabiola Corona of Mexico took the women’s crown in Valle de Bravo
by Tim Carlson, September 5, 2010We perused more halls and aisles at Eurobike 2010 and have another gallery ready plus a few more pictures right here. This was the last industry only day and tomorrow this huge venue will be open to the public.
On the third day of Eurobike we came across Cube, Zoot, Felt, Giant, Bont, Fuji, Cervelo, Catlike and more. Enjoy.
The second day at Eurobike was even busier than day 1 and we would truly need to have a very large crew to cover it completely. But here are a few folks and items we noticed today.
After several recent third place finishes, Helen Jenkins is poised to step up a spot or two at the upcoming Dextro Energy WCS Finals in Budapest, Hungary. We had a few words with the 2008 ITU World Champion from Wales.
Day 2 of the Eurobike 2010 trade show is now over and we share a few impressions of the people and products we saw today.
The 2010 Eurobike show opened its doors today for the expo inside the enormous trade show center in Friedrichshafen, Germany. 1090 exhibitors awaited 40,000 trade visitors from over 75 countries.
More images from the first day of the 2010 Eurobike show in Friedrichshafen, Germany. An image gallery by Herbert Krabel.
An appreciation of Jim MacLaren, the man for whom the Challenged Athletes Foundation was created, and co-recipient of the 2005 Arthur Ashe Courage Award, who died August 30 at age 47.
We arrived this morning in Europe and after a quick lunch headed straight over to the 2010 Eurobike Demo Day in the very beautiful Württembergischen Allgäu. Here is what we noticed today.
Rudy Garcia-Tolson was born with multiple birth defects and after many, many operations to his legs, he told his parents he would rather be a double amputee. Rudy became a great swimmer, triathlete and warrior and in November of 09 became an Ironman.
Mark Fretta and Sarah Haskins grabbed the wins at the Lifetime Fitness Chicago Triathlon and Eric Wynn was there.
After his win at the inaugural Challenge Copenhagen, Aussie Tim Berkel was not only happy about the new title and bringing home the bacon, he also was relieved not to be viewed as a one-hit-wonder anymore.