Sunday, July 01, 2007


Chris Legh Wins Buffalo Springs Lake Ironman 70.3

Louis Garneau Head to Toe to Frame Sponsored Athlete, Chris Legh placed 1st in the Buffalo Springs Lake Ironman 70.3. Louis Garneau's sponsorship of Chris Legh outfits him in the high performance clothing, bike footwear, helmets, and bike frame needed to race and win a grueling 70.3. With tight pressure throughout the entire race from competitors Paul Mathews and Tim DeBoom, Legh finished at 3:55:03 almost three minutes ahead of the competition. “I wanted to relax after the bike, but couldn’t because of the pressure from Tim and Paul. They just kept the pressure on all day,” says Legh.

Garneau's Custom Shark Power Short and Top integrates technology that serves the needs in the water, on the bike, and pounding the pavement. In the water, the Shark fabric simulates shark skin by creating a V-channeled textured surface.

This pattern in cooperation with additional linear channels make it the perfect hydrodynamic solution for any swimmer. On and off the bike, the V-channeled fabric consists of micro-mesh and a 3D linear construction which increases air contact and provides superior ventilation. Coupled with Power Lycra for shape stability and support, the Shark ! Technology is the perfect solution for any cyclist or runner. Louis Garneau has created the "Complete Triathlon Solution" for its athletes which includes cutting edge innovations in a complete line of products including the Rocket helmet, TT 8.8 Carbon Frame, Carbon Tri Air Shoes, and the Shark Power Collection of apparel. In addition, Garneau is working to launch a new line of triathlon products for Summer 2008. "We have an amazing line of Triathlon gear planned for 2008," says Marketing Director, Pierre Perron. "Chris is testing some of those products that will raise the bar for technology, comfort, and precise design expected from high performance tria! thlon gear." Keep posted at www.louisgarneau.com for more info on what's in store for 2008.

About Chris Legh
Chris Legh hails from Melbourne, Australia. He is a 2-time Ironman Champion and 5-time Australian National Champion. He achieved the World #1 Long Course ranking in 1999 and 2000. His career includes over 75 worldwide professional race wins, two Top 10 Ironman World finishes and ten Top 5 Ironman finishes.

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