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Swimming Conduct
(Rule 2.3)
In an emergency, a competitor should raise an arm overhead and call for assistance. Once assistance is rendered beyond the provision of an object on which to rest, the competitor must withdraw from the event.
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Swimming Conduct
(Rule 2.3)
In an emergency, a competitor should raise an arm overhead and call for assistance. Once assistance is rendered beyond the provision of an object on which to rest, the competitor must withdraw from the event.
More information on Race Rules
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“Triathlon enters its fourth Olympic Games in what is undeniably an exciting sports year as London takes centre stage this summer and we can already see the high demand and appetite for Olympic information and news,” said Marisol Casado, ITU President and IOC Member. “We expect triathlon to be one of the most popular and marquee sports of the London Olympics.”
Meet our Australian ATHLETES all aiming for success at the London 2012 Olympic Games
click on each athletes picture to read their full profile
The AIS National Team |
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Felicity Abram |
Courtney Atkinson |
Erin Densham |
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Ashleigh Gentle |
Jamie Huggett |
Emma Jackson |
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Brad Kahlefeldt |
Emma Moffatt |
Dan Wilson |
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Emma Snowsill |
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AUSTRALIAN ELITE ATHLETES |
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Chris McCormack |
James Seear |
Felicity Sheedy-Ryan |
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Triathlon Australia’s goal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London is to win the gold medal in both the men’s and women’s triathlon events. London 2012 Related News
