Home » Magazine » News & Stories » Naples: A triathlete dies in the middle of the race after losing consciousness

Naples: A triathlete dies in the middle of the race after losing consciousness

 

Naples, Fla. Dec. 2017: A man has lost his life while participating at a triathlon minutes after losing consciousness.

 

According to the local authorities, a man from Colorado has lost his consciousness during a triathlon event held at a Florida park and as a result, he has passed away a few minutes later.

 

According to a report from Naples Dauly News, the 75-years old athlete, named James Treadwell, died on Sunday while participating at a local triathlon competition held at Sugden Reginal Park in the East side of Naples.

 

 

Immediate measures couldn’t save him

 

It was the Collier County Sheriff’s Office who first reported about the measures all the paramedics and other participants gave to get the man out of the water and bring him to the shore of the local lake. According to the witnesses, Treadwell went underwater, near the end of the swimming leg, and that is why it took two other participants to drag him to shore.

 

Despite the CPR the paramedics performed before sending him to the nearest emergency room, there was nothing they could do and he was declared dead at the local hospital. However, until now, authorities have been unable to determine the main cause that made Treadwell to collapse minutes after starting the competition yesterday morning.

 


  Giro d’Italia route for 2019 is finally revealed and we couldn’t be happier with it. Froome also agrees with us saying that the 102nd route of next season’s Giro is definitely an “explosive” one.   Giro d’Italia 2019 ? Week 1 ? Stages 1 > 9 ? 11th-19th May…

Read More >>
swift

  Next season will see Ben Swift returning to Team Sky after being part of UAE Team Emirates for two years.   It was Team Sky who gave the big news of Swift getting back to his old family which he first joined in 2010 when the squad was formed.…

Read More >>
valverde

  Movistar’s Alejandro Valverde, 38, says that neither injury nor age has slowed him down in his career, and his performance has improved even more as he has grown older.   The world champion said in an interview with El País that he is winning more races now than ever…

Read More >>
olympics

  In his latest book, Bradley Wiggins called Lance Armstrong the ‘perfect winner’ of Tour de France. He said that the racing legend was driven but ‘borderline sociopathic’.   Wiggins claimed victory in 2012 Tour de France. But, four years later, a cyber hacking group revealed that the champion had actually…

Read More >>

Race Calendars

Loading