Courtesy: USAT

Siri Lindley made it four-for-four in July by winning the International Triathlon Union World Cup race Sunday in Corner Brook, Canada.

Lindley (Boulder, Colo.) had already run three ITU races in July: the ITU World Cup in Toronto (July 7), the Aquathlon World Championship in Edmonton (July 18) and the World Triathlon Championship in Edmonton (July 22).

In Corner Brook, Lindley finished the 1.5K swim, 40K bike and 10K run in 2 hours, 3 minutes and 16 seconds, 37 seconds ahead of U.S. teammate Barb Lindquist (Wilson, Wyo.), who was second. Wieke Hoogzaad of The Netherlands took third.

Lindley left the cold Corner Brook water in third behind Lindquist and Loretta Harrop of Australia. The three formed a tough lead group on the bike, and Lindley put down the hammer on the run.

"I love Canada," Lindley said after the race. "This is one of the toughest races I have ever done in my life, I really felt like I was pushing as hard as I could the whole way. But it was worth it to be able to race for the crowd here."

American Susan Bartholomew Williams (Denver, Colo.) finished eighth and Alison Hayden (Dade, Fla.) was 17th.

Martin Krnavek of the Czech Republic won the men's race in 1:52:52. Nick Radkewich (New London, N.H.), the lone U.S. entrant, in his first ITU race of the year, finished 11th in 1:55:54.