Britain's Stanford wins world title in London  LONDON Sat Sep
14, 2013 8:53am EDT  LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Non Stanford
was crowned the world triathlon champion after she overcame a
15-second penalty to win a dramatic grand final in London on
Saturday.  The 24-year-old Welsh athlete, who was third in the
standings at the start of the event, was penalized for not
placing her wetsuit in the box during the transition between the
swimming and bike legs.  But Stanford, who won the Under-23
world title last year, recovered superbly in the running leg to
win in a time of two hours one minute and 32 seconds, which took
her to the top of the standings with 4,220 points.  "Being the
world champion, it's crazy, it hasn't really sunk in yet,"
Stanford, who became the first woman to add the world
championship title in the year directly after winning an
Under-23 crown, said.  "I'm just trying to take it my stride,
but when I get five minutes to reflect on it I will probably get
quite emotional.  "I just can't believe