Swiss women snatch medals in Olympic triathlon

Swiss women snatch medals in Olympic triathlon

SYDNEY, Australia - Brigitte McMahon (R) and Malagai Messmer, both of Switzerland, celebrate after winning medals in the women's Olympic triathlon at the Sydney Games on Sept. 16. McMahon won gold and Messmer the bronze in the event at the Sydney Opera House course.

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