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THE TIMEX MULTISPORT TEAM

Over ten years ago, Timex made a bold move in this historically-individual sport by creating a triathlon team.

Today, the team continues to support professional and amateur athletes ﬁ nancially, physically and socially,

so that they can focus on training and racing, representing Timex across the world.

A diverse group of male and female athletes from 18 to 57 years old, hailing from nine countries, the Timex

Multisport Team wins championships, breaks records, innovates training techniques and helps grow the

triathlon community through clinics and presentations.

The team also works closely with Timex engineers to develop and reﬁ ne new technologies for endurance

sports. Insights from the Timex team can be seen in the 50-Lap All Day and Run Trainer

™

GPS watch.

Follow the team’s accomplishments, view photos and videos, and even browse their latest tweets at the

Team Timex tab on Facebook.com/TimexSports.

2011 MULTISPORT TEAM STATS:

Number of Races: 560

Number of 1st place ﬁ nishes

(including place in age group): 149

Number of top 5 ﬁ nishes

(including place in age group): 255

Number of clinics performed: 209

Number of athletes coached by Timex athletes: 722

Average number of hours a Timex athlete trains per week: 19

INDIVIDUAL STATS:

Gwen Jorgenson - The ﬁ rst US female triathlete qualiﬁ ed

for the 2012 Olympics

Viktor Zyemtsev - 1st at 70.3 Augusta; 3rd place

Ironman Arizona

Jackie Arendt - 2nd at Ironman St. George; 2nd at

Ironman Louisville

Keegan Williams - 3rd at Challenge Roth

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