Television

The 2011 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series offers the highest quality triathlon TV programming in the world including:

Live Television

ITU, in collaboration with Upsolut Sports, will feature live coverage at all eight Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series races for the third time in 2011. Working alongside the largest public and sports broadcasters in the world, the World Championship Series is the first triathlon series to have international live coverage at all events. With up to 20 camera positions at each event, including boat, motorcycle and helicopter cameras, triathlon fans can catch all the action from any corner of the world. The latest up-to-date outside broadcast technology will be used to bring the fan closer to the race than ever before. GPS graphics and live timing data will be incorporated into the live broadcast to provide second-by-second updates in real time. In 2011, ITU will produce a total of 16 live broadcasts with each broadcast lasting approximately two hours.

Magazine Programs

ITU will produce 14 x 52-minute magazine shows throughout the 2011 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series season. Each magazine show will provide a behind-the-scenes look at what life is like for the world’s top triathletes, as well as a fast-paced recap of each event, athlete interviews and other exclusive features.

For more information on Live TV and the TV Magazine show, please contact .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).

News Feed

Custom news feeds will be made available, on request, prior to each race via FTP. Immediately following each World Championship Series event a three-minute news feed will be made available via satellite or FTP server for international broadcasters.

For more information on news please contact .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).

2010 Broadcast Facts And Figures

2.3 billion broadcast contacts
Broadcast in 149 countries
Entire series broadcast live in 24 countries
14 x 52 minute magazine shows
556 hours of programming (nearly 100% increase from 2009)
323m TV contacts per race on average

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
TerritoryBroadcasterLive WomenLive MenTV Magazine Show
Australia ONEall racesall racesall shows
Australia FOX Sports   all shows
AustriaServus TVKitzbühelKitzbühel 
CanadaCBCall racesall races 
ChinaBeijing TVBeijingBeijingMag 11 Beijing
ChileTVNall racesall races 
FranceCanal+ / Sport +        all shows
GermanyARDYokohama, Kitzbühel, Hamburg, LondonYokohama, Kitzbühel 
GermanyZDFMadridMadrid, Hamburg, London 
GermanySport1  Mag 2 Sydney
Mag 3 Yokohama
Mag 5 Madrid
Mag 6 Kitzbuhel
Mag 7 Hamburg
Mag 8 London
Mag 11 Beijing
Iceland365  all shows
ItalyRai  all shows
JapanNHKall racesall racesMag 4 WC Ishigaki
MacauTDM  all shows
Malaysia & BruneiAstro SuperSport   all shows
MaltaGOall racesall racesall shows
MexicoTelevisaall racesall racesall shows
Middle East & Northern AfricaDubai Sports Channelall racesall races 
Netherlands       
New ZealandSky NZall racesall racesall shows
New ZealandTVNZSydney Sydneyall shows
PhilippinesSolar Entertainment  all shows
PortugalRTPall racesall races 
RussiaNTV-Plusall racesall races 
SingaporeStarHub  all shows
SloveniaSport TV Slovenia   all shows
SpainTVEMadridMadridMag 2 Sydney
Mag 3 Yokohama
Mag 5 Madrid
Mag 6 Kitzbuhel
Mag 7 Hamburg
Mag 8 London
ThailandTrue Sport  all shows
United KingdomBBCLondon & BeijingLondon & Beijing 
United KingdomBritish Eurosport  all shows


Global News Access deals with EBU, Reuters, SNTV, Sunset & Vine World Sport, Deutsche Welle, IEC in Sports. The Magazine show series comprises of 14 x 52 minute shows. Each live feed is approximately 140 minutes in duration.

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