TriRating

Both winners, Carrie Lester and Cody Beals, posted new course records, breaking sub-9 and sub-8 for the first time in Mont Tremblant. Carrie also posted a new bike course record (was 4:53 by Mary-Beth Ellis, now 4:48:21), while Cody improved his own run course record (was 2:45 by Chris Leiferman, now 2:42:28). Cody was under his old bike course record of 4:24:28 from last year, but Lionel Sanders was even quicker with a 4:15:13.

Kona Qualifying

Both winners Carrie Lester and Cody Beals had secured their Kona slots in earlier races. Therefore the slots went to the second-place finishers, Sarah True and Lionel Sanders.

The full list of Kona Pro qualifiers can be found here.

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Cody Beals	CAN				07:58:34	-05:03	US$ 12,000
2	Lionel Sanders	CAN				08:05:38	-07:30	US$ 6,000
3	Nathan Killam	CAN				08:29:15	-37:46	US$ 4,000
4	Cedric Boily	CAN				08:34:45	n/a	US$ 2,750
5	Scott Defilippis	USA				08:38:22	-14:56	US$ 2,000
6	Christian Brader	GER				08:49:59	04:30	US$ 1,500
7	Eliot Scymanski	USA				08:59:56	n/a	US$ 1,000
8	Antoine Jolicoeur Desroches	CAN				09:01:17	40:19	US$ 750
9	Andrew Yoder	USA				09:27:05	n/a
10	David Lacombe	CAN				09:28:22	n/a
11	Chad Holderbaum	USA				09:44:30	47:02
12	Raymond Botelho	USA				09:49:40	31:07
13	Wouter Monchy	BEL				09:54:37	56:45

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Carrie Lester	AUS				08:48:26	-18:56	US$ 12,000
2	Sarah True	USA				09:04:31	12:34	US$ 6,000
3	Jodie Robertson	USA				09:16:16	-08:09	US$ 4,000
4	Pamela-Ann Bachelder St.Pierre	CAN				09:30:13	n/a	US$ 2,750
5	Melanie Burke	NZL				09:34:31	02:51	US$ 2,000
6	Meredith Kessler	USA				09:43:42	30:40	US$ 1,500
7	Kyra Wiens	USA				09:56:24	-18:21	US$ 1,000
8	Robyn Hardage	CAN				09:57:03	-03:29	US$ 750
9	Katy Cargiulo	USA				10:01:14	-37:52
10	Ginger Howell	USA				10:06:53	-40:00

Ironman Copenhagen 2019 – Analyzing Results

By Thorsten on August 18, 2019 in IM Copenhagen

IMCPH This post only has preliminary data, it will be updated once full splits and the data from the DNFs are available.

Course Conditions

The current data does not indicate extremely fast conditions, an adjustment of 20:57 is in line with Copenhagens 20:51 course rating.

Nonetheless, Anne Haug delivered a crazy fast time. Her total of 8:31:32 is one of the fastest times ever, only Chrissie Wellington and Daniela Ryf have ever been faster. Of course, this is a new course record and a new German fastest time. Her bike and run splits (4:37:28 and 2:57:26) are also new course records.

Kona Qualifying

Anne was finally able to validate her Automatic slot from finishing on the Kona.

The one female slot that was available in Copenhagen went to third-place finisher Maja Stage Nielsen. (Second place finisher Camilla Pedersen already had a slot from her win at IM Wales.)

The full list of Kona Pro qualifiers can be found here.

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Anne Haug	GER				08:31:32	-09:21	US$ 15,000
2	Camilla Pedersen	DEN				08:49:23	-12:23	US$ 7,500
3	Maja Stage Nielsen	DEN				09:02:49	00:09	US$ 5,000
4	Angela Naeth	CAN				09:07:28	03:16	US$ 3,250
5	Michelle Vesterby	DEN				09:09:22	08:57	US$ 2,750
6	Simona Krivankova	CZE				09:20:49	-04:56	US$ 2,000
7	Pleuni Hooijman	NED				09:21:44	-22:20	US$ 1,500
8	Melanie Baumann	SUI				09:35:14	-33:19	US$ 1,250
9	Alyssa Godesky	USA				09:43:08	02:40	US$ 1,000

Ironman Sweden 2019 – Analyzing Results

By Thorsten on August 17, 2019 in IM Sweden

Course Conditions

Conditions in Kalmar have been blazing fast this year (adjustment of 31:04), resulting in a completely new set of course records.

In the swim, Alexander Berggren posted the fastest time of 43:50, but there were six athletes faster than the old record by Clemente Alonso from 2017. The 2017 bike time by Cam Wurf (4:14) is also no longer a course record: Boris Stein posted a 4:03:08 – only Andy Starykowicz has ever ridden a faster time in an Ironman. Denis Chevrot improved the run course record, even if “only” by 12 seconds.

The overall course record was broken as well – in fact we saw the first seven sub-8 finishes ever in Sweden! Boris Stein’s 7:49:14 is now the new course record and also the fastest IM finish in 2019. Mathias Peterson’s 7:52:29 finish in third place is now the fastest Ironman debut (the old record was held by Brent McMahon with a 7:55 at Arizona 2014). He also broke the Danish national record, which was set by Rasmus Henning when he won Challenge Roth 2010 in 7:52:36

Kona Qualifying

The single Kona Pro slot in Kalmar goes to race winner Boris Stein. The full list of Kona Pro qualifiers can be found here.

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Boris Stein	GER	00:49:07	04:03:08	02:53:37	07:49:14	-07:39	US$ 15,000
2	Denis Chevrot	FRA	00:45:36	04:17:35	02:44:06	07:51:00	-11:31	US$ 7,500
3	Mathias Lyngsoe Petersen	DEN	00:45:27	04:16:24	02:47:32	07:52:29	n/a	US$ 5,000
4	Morten Brammer Olesen	DEN	00:49:05	04:14:30	02:45:34	07:53:02	-12:48	US$ 3,250
5	Tomas Renc	CZE	00:45:33	04:17:53	02:46:50	07:54:05	-13:44	US$ 2,750
6	Gustavo Rodriguez Iglesias	ESP	00:48:50	04:15:01	02:51:48	07:59:25	-14:05	US$ 2,000
7	Pedro Jose Andujar	ESP	00:48:35	04:12:49	02:54:11	07:59:48	-08:42	US$ 1,500
8	Markus Liebelt	GER	00:48:43	04:09:49	03:00:02	08:03:15	-13:42	US$ 1,250
9	Kirill Kotshegarov	EST	00:48:52	04:12:54	02:58:14	08:05:11	01:03	US$ 1,000
10	Karl-Johan Danielsson	SWE	00:45:51	04:11:41	03:09:31	08:10:41	-19:59	US$ 750
11	Denis Sketako	SLO	00:49:20	04:24:11	02:54:34	08:11:49	-10:51
12	Kristian Hindkjaer	DEN	00:48:36	04:15:08	03:09:25	08:17:13	-08:46
13	Bjoern Laibacher	GER	00:50:16	04:25:03	03:03:16	08:24:24	n/a
14	Erik Holmberg	SWE	00:49:01	04:28:14	03:03:45	08:24:24	-30:42
15	Vicenc Castella Serra	ESP	00:53:42	04:35:58	02:51:47	08:26:12	-06:01
16	Giulio Molinari	ITA	00:45:30	04:17:55	03:20:28	08:27:42	25:57
17	Morgan Bjoerkqvist	SWE	00:55:43	04:27:40	03:02:51	08:29:43	n/a
18	Jonas Oerarbaeck	SWE	00:55:48	04:29:03	03:04:07	08:32:35	-09:41
19	Jean-Claude Besse	SUI	00:48:41	04:42:01	02:58:42	08:32:52	-08:58
20	Eneko Elosegui	ESP	00:55:46	04:32:59	03:12:46	08:45:40	-10:29
21	Andrey Lyatskiy	RUS	00:49:25	04:49:11	03:03:25	08:46:16	16:42
22	Jan Sneberger	CZE	00:50:20	04:49:10	03:06:24	08:49:54	-00:43
23	Bekim Christensen	DEN	00:53:44	04:26:42	03:26:45	08:53:00	-07:57
24	Alexander Berggren	SWE	00:43:50	04:44:11	03:30:55	09:02:24	-46:31
25	Dennis Matzen	DEN	00:49:10	04:43:12	03:58:32	09:34:31	48:53
26	Lukas Polan	CZE	01:00:02	05:08:13	03:25:56	09:41:30	07:32
	Clemente Alonso McKernan	ESP	00:45:37	04:20:54		DNF
	Matt Burton	AUS	00:48:45	04:20:30		DNF
	Domenico Passuello	ITA	00:49:06	04:22:05		DNF
	Rasmus Svenningsson	SWE	00:48:30	04:23:41		DNF
	Daniel Besse	SUI	00:45:25	04:32:04		DNF
	Andreas Borch	DEN	00:45:37	04:33:04		DNF
	Gergo Badar	HUN	00:48:56	04:33:37		DNF
	Christian Haupt	GER	00:51:44	04:52:50		DNF
	Harry Wiltshire	GBR	00:45:29			DNF
	Igor Amorelli	BRA	00:45:32			DNF
	Johannes Moldan	GER	00:49:14			DNF

70.3 World Championships 2019 in Nice, France (Sept 7th and 8th) – Entry List

By Thorsten on August 15, 2019 in 70.3 Worlds

For now, the list reflects the athletes that have qualified and accepted their slots (minus very few withdrawals already processed). I expect about 50 athletes for each gender once the bib list is released and even fewer actually starting on race day. When information about athletes not racing becomes available, I will cross out the names on this list until the bib list is released by Ironman.

Athletes also qualified for this year’s Kona are marked with “KQ”.

Prize Money

70.3 World Championships have a total prize purse of 250.000 US$, paying 10 deep.

Female Race Participants (Sept 7th)

Name	Nation
Pamela-Ann Bachelder St.Pierre	CAN
Lauren Barnett	USA
Maria Barrera	MEX
~~Nikki Bartlett (KQ)~~	~~GBR~~
Gisele Bertucci	BRA
Lucy Charles-Barclay (KQ)	GBR
Haley Chura	USA
Jeanne Collonge	FRA
Judith Corachan Vacquero	ESP
Luiza Cravo	BRA
Sarah Crowley (KQ)	AUS
Laura Dennis	AUS
Nina Derron (KQ)	SUI
Danielle Dingman	USA
Dimity-Lee Duke	AUS
Amber Ferreira	USA
Paula Findlay	CAN
~~Helle Frederiksen~~	~~DEN~~
Alexandra Ganzon	PHI
Manon Genet	FRA
Lauren Goss	USA
Anne Haug (AQ)	GER
Jackie Hering	USA
Radka Kahlefeldt	CZE
Ewa Komander	POL
Leonie Konczalla	GER
Kinsey Laine	USA
Fenella Langridge	GBR
Holly Lawrence	GBR
India Lee	GBR
Carrie Lester (KQ)	AUS
Xenia Luxem	BEL
Lisa Norden	SWE
Pamella Oliveira	BRA
Rachel Olson	USA
Romina Palacio Balena	ARG
Emma Pallant	GBR
Maddy Pesch	USA
Laura Philipp (KQ)	GER
Sarah Piampiano (KQ)	USA
Anne Reischmann	GER
Barbara Riveros (KQ)	CHI
Katrina Rye	GBR
Daniela Ryf (KQ)	SUI
Kaisa Sali (KQ)	FIN
Ellie Salthouse	AUS
Francesca Sanjana	GBR
Mariella Sawyer	ZAF
Jenny Schulz	GER
Felicity Sheedy-Ryan	AUS
Imogen Simmonds (KQ)	SUI
Chelsea Sodaro	USA
Bianca Steurer (KQ)	AUT
Sara Svensk	SWE
Grace Thek	AUS
Alexandra Tondeur	BEL
Amelia Watkinson	NZL
Annah Watkinson (KQ)	ZAF
Hannah Wells	NZL
Kyra Wiens	USA
Laura Wood	NZL
Heather Wurtele	CAN

Male Race Participants (Sept 8th)

Name	Nation
Bart Aernouts (KQ)	BEL
Josh Amberger (KQ)	AUS
Igor Amorelli	BRA
Florian Angert	GER
Sam Appleton	AUS
Santiago Ascenco	BRA
Filipe Azevedo	POR
Daniel Baekkegard (KQ)	DEN
Kristian Blummenfelt	NOR
Andi Boecherer (KQ)	GER
Adam Bowden	GBR
Mark Bowstead	NZL
Alistair Brownlee (KQ)	GBR
Matt Burton	AUS
Alan Carrillo Avila	MEX
Maurice Clavel (KQ)	GER
Kevin Collington	USA
Pablo Dapena Gonzalez	ESP
Thomas Davis	GBR
Robbie Deckard	USA
Tim Don	GBR
Andreas Dreitz (KQ)	GER
Joe Gambles (KQ)	AUS
Javier Gomez	ESP
George Goodwin	GBR
Romain Guillaume	FRA
Pieter Heemeryck	BEL
Vicente Hernandez	ESP
Gustav Iden	NOR
Yvan Jarrige	FRA
Iuri Josino Vinuto	BRA
Ivan Kalashnikov	RUS
Ben Kanute	USA
Mitchell Kibby	AUS
Sebastian Kienle (KQ)	GER
Eric Lagerstrom	USA
Patrick Lange (KQ)	GER
Jackson Laundry	CAN
Franz Loeschke (KQ)	GER
Sam Long	USA
Andre Lopes	BRA
Paulo Roberto Maciel da Silva	BRA
David Mainwaring	AUS
Brent McMahon	CAN
Mauricio Mendez Cruz	MEX
Jack Moody	NZL
Banjo Norte	PHI
Joaquin Pereda Charles	MEX
Mike Phillips (KQ)	NZL
Sam Pictor	GBR
Jason Pohl	CAN
Alexander Polizzi	AUS
Tim Rea	AUS
Horst Reichel	GER
Markus Rolli	GER
Francisco Serrano	MEX
Elliot Smales	GBR
Dominik Sowieja	GER
Milosz Sowinski	POL
Andrew Starykowicz (KQ)	USA
Frederik Van Lierde (KQ)	BEL
Cyril Viennot (KQ)	FRA
Rodolphe Von Berg	USA
Bradley Weiss	ZAF
Ruedi Wild	SUI

Ironman Arizona (WPRO-only, Nov 24th) – Entry List

By Thorsten on August 10, 2019 in IM Arizona

Kona Slots and Prize Money

IM Arizona has 2 Pro Kona slots. It has a total prize purse of 50.000 US$, paying 10 deep.

Female Race Participants

Name	Nation
Melanie Baumann	SUI
Holly Benner	USA
Jennifer Clark	USA
Heather Jackson	USA
Meredith Kessler	USA
Jennifer Lentzke	CAN
Danielle Mack	USA
Skye Moench	USA
Jessica Smith	USA
Natasha Van der Merwe	USA

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