Felicity Abram

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Fliss was born in Brisbane , however  spent her early years in the bush in Central Qld on her family's 20,000acre property. A move to Brisbane when she was three was to ensure that she and her twin brother Geoff were given every opportunity for a good education and give them access to other facilities not available in the bush.

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Michelie Jones

Pronounced "muh-KEE-lee" (born September 6, 1969 in Fairfield, New South Wales) is a short and long course triathlete from Australia. Michellie Jones currently lives in Carlsbad, California.

Throughout the 1990s Michellie Jones was the world’s outstanding female triathlete.In that decade she secured a podium finish at the sport’s World Championships five out of the seven times she competed. On the other two occasions she was fourth. 

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Peter Robertson

Peter began competing in triathlon when he was 17-years-old, when he entered with his mates and became hooked on the sport.

Completing the bulk of his training in Sutherland Shire, near Sydney, Peter has been based in Europe in the run-up to the Olympics.

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Krysia Child

A talented Figure skater and former National Champion, Krysia has now moved over to the very fast world of Short Track Speed Skating. Recognised as an emerging talent after only a few short months in the Speed Skating World, Krysia is now in training for the 2010 Winter Olympics. Selected in the " Project 10" team which is focused on sending a womens relay team to the Vancouver Games, Krysia also wants to qualify for the indiviual 500m and 1000m events. To achieve her goals , Krysia has re-located to the Central Coast of NSW, where she trains under the watchful eye of her Coach Andrew McNee - himself a duel Olympian.

Krysia works full time to help fund her campaign and only gets to train after hours - and when there is spare "ice-time" at the Erina Ice Arena where she works. She is also a qulaified Gym Instructor and is known to put everyone through a tortuous "Spin Class" . Keep your eye out for this future Speed Skating Champion at the 2010 Winter Olympics!

Ben Fouhy

Born 4 March 1979 in Taumarunui, is New Zealand's top flatwater canoer.

Paddling for 8 years, Ben's base behind his sharp performance on the world stage, came from training the Whanganui River near his home town of Taumarunui. His feel for the kayak and technical skills were honed after work and on weekends as he took advantage of every spare hour. Sometimes to the extent that he trained the river at night, with fog setting in and glasses left on the dash of his car. As if that wasn't a big enough challenge Ben soon mastered paddling the tricky grade two river down stream and back up the rapids in his six meter tippy racing kayak.Once the dedication set in the rewards were soon to follow. Securing the fastest paddles for teams at multisport races like the Crater to Lake, Tongariro MT Classic, Motu Challenge & Monty's Revenge, Ben then started to display talent in marathon white water races winning the Whanganui Descent and Waimakariri Classic

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Simon Thompson

At the tender age of 13 Simon raced in his first triathlon, where he completed a 500 meter swim, 20 kilometer cycle and a five kilometer run. For this race Simon received a prize for being the youngest competitor on the day, and ever since has concentrated on participating in every triathlon possible.

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Glenn Codega

Born September the 29th -1979, Glenn Codega was raised in a small suburb called Browns Plains located South of Brisbane.  Glenn began racing competitively at the age of 8 dominating most age classes along the way to eventually winning a Queensland, Australian & World Title within the same year. Thinking the time was right to retire the bike at 14 Glenn played Rugby League for 3 seasons until a knee injury made him re-think his judgment and return back to BMX, since then Glenn slowly climbed his way back to the top while building a BMX company called Phirebird Raceways a company that provides essential services to the fastest growing sport on 2 wheels. In this time BMX was announced as a new Olympic discipline for 2008 the verdict was made by stealth and not due to the traditional view of racing as we know it, these new styles of tracks resemble downhill racing and with an extremely steep starting hill and skill orientated obstacles that provide that certain “awe” factor. The UCI continues to develop the UCI BMX Super Cross World Cup Series as the premier international BMX racing series for 2006 and beyond.

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