Garmin® round up their sport personalities of 2010
As we celebrate another year of sports personalities, Garmin, the global leader in satellite navigation, looks back at the people using a variety of Garmin products to excel in their chosen sports.
The first woman to sail around the world solo, non-stop; Dee Caffari has used a range of Garmin marine equipment to help her train for the Barcelona world race setting off on the 31st December 2011.
Team Garmin Transitions have had a great year with the Edge 500 aiding in training and the launch of the Edge® 800. Highlights include Dan Martin winning the tour of Poland and the Japan Cup, Tyler Farrar won the final stage in the Vuelta a España and the 2nd stage of the Giro d’ Italia and David Zabriskie won the 3rd stage in California.
Look out for Team Garmin- Cervelo next year!
Steve Noujam Broke a world record by flying from London to Capetown and back again in 3 days 11 hours and 15 minutes with the help of his kit built plane installed with a G900TM.
Alistair Brownlee stormed ahead of an elite field in Athlone to win his first European title; European triathlon champion. His brother Jonathon won the world sprint triathlon championships and world U23 championships. They both train with the Forerunner® 110.
Tim Don was lucky enough to achieve a career goal by winning the much-coveted Hy-Vee Elite Cup in 
Des Moines, Idaho, USA. He won the biggest pay check in the triathlon calendar; $200,000. Tim trains with a Forerunner 310xt.
And finally the Saracens, reached the premiership final in May, now training with the new Forerunner 410, we look forward to following their progress in 2011.
A big well done to not only our ambassadors but everyone who has braved the British weather to keep active this year – Garmin hope to continue helping people reach their potential in 2011 with new and innovative products.
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