Huntington Beach, CA – June 6, 2011 – TYR triathlete Andy Potts continued his winning streak this weekend by capturing his 4^th Escape From Alcatraz victory.  Potts had race-best swim and bike splits with times of 22:31 and 46:35, respectively.  With a final time of 1:59:45, Potts was able to eclipse the second place male finisher by 34 seconds. Also claiming a podium finish was TYR athlete Matt Chrabot, who finished with an impressive 2:00:25.   Outfitted in TYR’s Carbon race kit, Chrabot was neck and neck with 2^nd place finisher Bevan Docherty for much of the bike and run, finishing just six seconds behind Docherty to complete an excellent race.  On the women’s side, TYR athlete Becky Lavelle capped off another successful race with a top three finish and a time of 2:19:21. Back on the east coast, TYR triathletes Julie Dibens and Mirinda Carfrae battled for the Rev3 Quassy title in Middlebury, Connecticut.  Dibens was second out of the water, and then took a commanding lead on the bike.  Carfrae worked hard to catch her on the run, but in the end it was Dibens who prevailed with a final time of 4:23:37.  Carfrae finished strong with a time of 4:26:24 to garner second place.  For more information on TYR’s triathletes, and the products they race and train in, please visit TYR.com. About TYR TYR engineers technical apparel and equipment for swimmers and triathletes.  Named for “TYR”, the Norse god of warriors, we’re a company started by athletes and populated by athletes.  The cultures and communities of competitive swimming and triathlon pervade our offices.  We are dedicated to re-imagining technologies that help athletes attain peak performance.  Like athletes, we work with an intense spirit of competition.  We aim to create the fastest, most advanced technologies and products. Always.