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August 2015

Ironman Mont Tremblant 2015 – Analyzing Results

Race Conditions

Conditions in Mont Tremblant were similar to earlier years, the adjustment of 6:21 is in line with the course rating of 6:56. If anything, the bike was a little bit faster (the day started off cool) and the run a little bit slower than normal (conditions got a bit hot towards the end, but that probably affects age groupers more than the Pros).

Male Race Results

Jordan Rapp had very solid day – after a good swim he quickly took the lead on the bike (setting a new bike course record) and also posted the fastest run. The only thing he left up to discussion was weather he would take the August Kona slot that he now is safe for. He was followed by Justin Daerr who was the best runner in the close battle for places two to five with just six minutes between these at the finish. Paul Ambrose was the “comeback story” on the run, he struggled in the early parts but when it mattered the most (he needed third for Kona) he was able to deliver. Eric Limkemann was a solid fourth while local favorite Lionel Sanders struggled on the bike with a flat and a stuck chain, the ran solid for most of the day before probably shutting it down a bit to safe his legs for Kona.

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time Diff to expected Prize Money
1 Jordan Rapp USA 00:51:33 04:25:01 02:55:53 08:17:37 -02:34 US$ 20000
2 Justin Daerr USA 00:51:39 04:41:50 02:57:41 08:36:12 -00:36 US$ 10000
3 Paul Ambrose GBR 00:50:56 04:37:06 03:04:26 08:38:12 -00:11 US$ 6500
4 Eric Limkemann USA 00:50:08 04:38:27 03:07:27 08:41:33 04:58 US$ 4000
5 Lionel Sanders CAN 00:56:27 04:40:32 03:00:37 08:42:13 15:26 US$ 3000
6 Trevor Delsaut FRA 00:54:46 04:42:36 03:05:31 08:48:49 07:48 US$ 2000
7 Stephen Kilshaw CAN 00:56:35 04:45:32 03:03:35 08:50:58 -11:35 US$ 1500
8 James Chesson USA 00:58:15 04:51:30 03:05:28 09:00:15 -08:58 US$ 1250
9 Jim Lubinski USA 01:01:26 04:48:31 03:07:33 09:03:22 -18:47 US$ 1000
10 Patrick Wheeler USA 00:56:24 04:49:56 03:13:03 09:05:23 -07:33 US$ 750
11 Douglas MacLean USA 00:58:03 04:57:16 03:15:35 09:17:48 03:38
12 Brendan Naef CAN 00:56:30 04:56:27 03:20:19 09:19:37 -03:09
13 Chad Holderbaum USA 00:55:09 04:56:23 03:26:12 09:23:18 27:08
14 Dylan Gleeson CAN 00:55:30 04:42:34 03:45:27 09:28:58 n/a
15 Peter Kotland CZE 00:58:14 04:58:16 03:26:34 09:29:20 -21:24
16 Christophe Bastie FRA 00:55:40 04:47:35 03:40:25 09:29:31 41:58
17 Jason Frank USA 00:57:59 04:58:05 03:30:16 09:33:17 n/a
18 Patrice Brisindi CAN 00:56:32 05:17:20 03:52:23 10:12:19 n/a
Nigel Gray CAN 00:58:12 04:38:12 DNF
Adam Kosmicki USA 01:01:16 04:48:50 DNF
Brian Fleischmann USA 00:49:16 05:02:11 DNF
Thomas Gerlach USA 00:54:26 DNF

Female Race Results

Mary Beth Ellis was as dominant in this race as she was in Switzerland. After posting a new bike course record, she had a demanding lead up to 30k on the run. While Beth Gerdes managed to run her down in Zürich, Liz Blatchford only came close in Mont Tremblant – in the end MBE won by less than a minute in front of Liz. Lisa Roberts finished third after the best run of the day and a new run course record, just a bit over three hours.

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time Diff to expected Prize Money
1 Mary Beth Ellis USA 00:50:22 04:53:21 03:20:02 09:09:05 -01:42 US$ 20000
2 Liz Blatchford AUS 00:52:03 05:01:15 03:10:56 09:09:55 -00:53 US$ 10000
3 Lisa Roberts USA 01:04:30 05:02:47 03:00:37 09:13:45 -14:13 US$ 6500
4 Jackie Hering USA 00:54:55 05:14:59 03:04:37 09:20:09 -29:33 US$ 4000
5 Karen Thibodeau CAN 00:52:35 05:16:37 03:22:55 09:38:13 -02:56 US$ 3000
6 Jessie Donavan USA 01:04:51 05:02:16 03:26:05 09:39:16 06:13 US$ 2000
7 Elizabeth Lyles USA 00:55:51 05:16:16 03:24:54 09:42:33 25:10 US$ 1500
8 Heather Leiggi USA 01:00:32 05:11:59 03:31:56 09:51:04 -14:47 US$ 1250
9 Laura Siddall GBR 00:58:13 05:07:21 03:40:53 09:52:19 06:42 US$ 1000
10 Caroline St-Pierre CAN 00:55:53 05:33:33 03:21:20 09:55:53 n/a US$ 750
11 Anne Basso FRA 00:59:02 05:21:29 03:29:48 09:57:18 -05:35
12 Kathryn Thomas USA 00:55:17 05:21:23 03:41:51 10:05:27 n/a
13 Maggie Rusch USA 01:02:53 05:16:23 03:41:27 10:06:02 -17:02
14 Caroline Martineau CAN 01:04:17 05:17:01 03:46:32 10:14:43 -1:35:40
15 Jacqui Gordon USA 01:02:55 05:31:31 03:48:32 10:28:53 23:09
16 Carly Johann USA 01:00:19 05:20:03 04:04:10 10:31:09 n/a
17 Tami Ritchie USA 00:52:09 05:41:26 04:57:00 11:36:38 1:16:03
Sarah Piampiano USA 01:00:37 05:03:20 DNF
Sara Gross CAN 00:56:00 DNF

Ironman Sweden 2015 – Analyzing Results

Race Conditions

This year were the hardest conditions ever for IM Sweden: A choppy swim and a windy bike ride caused slow times and also took energy from the athletes for the run. An adjustment of 5:28 shows that the race was about 10 minutes slower than the last years. 

Male Race Results

Patrik Nilsson had declined his Kona slot in order to focus on winning his home IM. He was in the leading group for the swim and bike, the put out the fastest marathon to win with a comfortable margin and – considering the slow conditions – a pretty fast time. He was followed by Dougal Allen who overcame a slower swim with a fast bike and run. KJ Danielson had the fastest swim and bike but took third. 

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time Diff to expected Prize Money
1 Patrik Nilsson SWE 00:52:11 04:27:12 02:45:48 08:08:05 -22:23 US$ 10000
2 Dougal Allan NZL 01:02:13 04:27:16 02:52:46 08:25:33 -06:58 US$ 5000
3 Karl-Johan Danielsson SWE 00:52:08 04:26:55 03:16:05 08:38:07 -31:30 US$ 3250
4 Andreas Linden SWE 01:01:51 04:25:36 03:09:21 08:40:40 n/a US$ 2500
5 David Naesvik SWE 00:59:07 04:32:51 03:07:40 08:43:06 -13:36 US$ 1750
6 Cedric Lassonde FRA 01:00:10 04:52:18 02:59:56 08:56:19 02:27 US$ 1250
7 Nicolas Hemet FRA 00:59:35 04:45:18 03:09:33 08:57:56 -00:06 US$ 750
8 Johan Kaerner SWE 01:02:01 04:49:03 03:10:13 09:04:56 n/a US$ 500
9 Luke Dragstra CAN 00:59:51 05:13:30 03:26:07 09:44:13 36:55  
10 Ivan Jezko SVK 01:02:10 05:02:57 03:39:05 09:50:26 18:30  
11 Nis Lind DEN 01:02:04 04:57:52 03:53:18 09:57:47 04:04  
12 Michal Jalovecky CZE 01:05:45 05:52:20 03:43:21 10:46:09 26:58  
13 Marek Nemcik SVK 01:17:38 05:43:27 04:39:06 11:47:15 -02:13  
  Johan Borg AUS 01:01:53 04:51:12   DNF  
  Allan Steen Olesen DEN 00:56:01     DNF  

Female Race Results

Astrid Stienen won her first IM by taking control on the bike and then posting an IM marathon PR. With the 2000 points she is now in an excellent position for an August Kona slot. Camilla Lindholm and Mette Moe also had excellent days to take the other spots on the podium. 

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time Diff to expected Prize Money
1 Astrid Stienen GER 01:01:38 04:55:07 03:12:15 09:12:27 -20:47 US$ 10000
2 Camilla Lindholm SWE 01:08:48 04:59:30 03:06:14 09:18:05 -25:32 US$ 5000
3 Mette Pettersen Moe NOR 00:56:02 05:07:30 03:21:26 09:28:16 -15:47 US$ 3250
4 Erika Csomor HUN 01:02:14 05:16:45 03:19:18 09:41:53 15:47 US$ 2500
5 Emma Graaf SWE 01:02:00 05:29:04 03:30:15 10:04:53 -01:52 US$ 1750
6 Charisa Wernick USA 01:05:58 05:33:35 03:46:59 10:33:13 41:45 US$ 1250

Ironman Mont Tremblant 2015 (Aug 16th) – Predictions

IMMtLogoA number of these athletes are also on the start list for Timberman on the same day, so there’s going to be a number of changes to these lists.

Previous Winners

Year Male Winner Time Female Winner Time
2012 Romain Guillaume (FRA) 08:40:48 Jessie Donavan (USA) 09:30:46
2013 Luke Bell (AUS) 08:26:06 Mary Beth Ellis (USA) 09:07:56
2014 TJ Tollakson (USA) 08:16:17 Sara Gross (CAN) 09:40:26

Last Year’s TOP 3

Male Race Results

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time
1 TJ Tollakson USA 00:49:43 04:26:55 02:54:21 08:16:17
2 Daniel Halksworth GBR 00:49:37 04:43:04 02:57:38 08:35:15
3 Andreas Raelert GER 00:49:38 04:34:38 03:08:59 08:38:31

Female Race Results

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time
1 Sara Gross CAN 00:58:42 05:28:14 03:07:33 09:40:26
2 Amber Ferreira USA 00:58:40 05:19:58 03:18:33 09:43:46
3 Beth Shutt USA 01:03:21 05:21:16 03:15:12 09:46:45

Course Records

Leg Gender Record Athlete Date
Total overall 08:16:17 TJ Tollakson 2014-08-17
Swim overall 00:47:45 Brandon Marsh 2013-08-18
Bike overall 04:26:55 TJ Tollakson 2014-08-17
Run overall 02:52:20 Stefan Schmid 2013-08-18
Total female 09:07:56 Mary Beth Ellis 2013-08-18
Swim female 00:49:22 Haley Chura 2013-08-18
Bike female 04:58:18 Mary Beth Ellis 2013-08-18
Run female 03:03:45 Kim Schwabenbauer 2013-08-18

Course Rating

The Course Rating for IM Mont Tremblant is 07:08.

Race Adjustments for IM Mont Tremblant

Year Adjustment Swim Adj. Bike Adj. Run Adj. # of Athletes Rating Swim Rating Bike Rating Run Rating
2012 09:41 -01:09 05:55 04:40 12 09:41 -01:09 05:55 04:40
2013 04:17 -00:35 03:13 04:09 32 06:59 -00:52 04:34 04:24
2014 07:25 -01:36 02:08 05:11 14 07:08 -01:07 03:46 04:40

KPR points and Prize Money

IM Mont Tremblant is a P-2000 race. It has a total prize purse of 100.000 US$.

Male Race Participants

Rank Bib Name Nation Expected Time Rating Exp. Swim Exp. Bike Exp. Run Overall
1 3 Jordan Rapp USA 08:19:12 08:31:06 00:52:51 04:26:52 02:54:30 21
2 1 Viktor Zyemtsev USA 08:30:16 08:35:16 00:52:12 04:42:54 02:50:10 35
3 2 Lionel Sanders CAN 08:31:13 08:48:29 00:56:51 04:25:09 03:04:14 (85)
4 5 Justin Daerr USA 08:34:09 08:42:53 00:54:10 04:41:26 02:53:33 60
5 4 Paul Ambrose GBR 08:37:11 08:49:44 00:50:14 04:37:22 03:04:35 89
6 9 Trevor Delsaut FRA 08:39:56 08:47:14 00:54:16 04:46:35 02:54:05 77
7 6 Matthew Russell USA 08:40:43 08:51:08 00:58:40 04:40:50 02:56:12 94
8 24 Eric Limkemann USA 08:40:59 08:58:33 00:50:25 04:38:26 03:07:08 (124)
9 21 Stephen Kilshaw CAN 08:44:08 09:14:17 00:54:11 04:46:30 02:58:26 195
10 8 Christophe Bastie FRA 08:50:19 08:54:15 00:55:21 04:40:33 03:09:25 107
11 10 Thomas Gerlach USA 08:53:02 09:08:04 00:55:37 04:43:09 03:09:16 161
12 20 Chad Holderbaum USA 08:57:08 09:24:51 00:55:33 04:49:08 03:07:26 244
13 13 James Chesson USA 09:00:51 09:26:45 00:57:39 04:52:32 03:05:41 (249)
14 19 Nigel Gray CAN 09:04:51 09:15:46 00:55:42 04:48:04 03:16:05 (203)
15 25 Jim Lubinski USA 09:12:10 09:39:59 01:02:39 05:00:52 03:03:39 302
16 27 Brendan Naef CAN 09:13:06 09:35:03 00:58:56 05:00:36 03:08:34 284
17 28 Patrick Wheeler USA 09:15:18 09:30:36 00:57:32 05:06:03 03:06:43 260
18 26 Douglas MacLean USA 09:16:05 09:26:20 00:59:03 05:03:23 03:08:39 246
19 23 Peter Kotland CZE 09:52:26 10:03:25 01:00:10 05:10:14 03:37:02 382
12 Patrice Brisindi CAN n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)
14 Brian Fleischmann USA n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)
15 Jason Frank USA n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)
17 Pierre-Yves Gigou CAN n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)
18 Dylan Gleeson CAN n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)
22 Adam Kosmicki USA n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)

Lionel Sanders and Viktor Zyemtsev have already secured their Kona slots in July. In addition to them, there is a number of athletes looking to qualify in August:

  • Paul Ambrose (3.095 but already 5 results – might be okay with a Top5, safe with a Top3 result)
  • Matthew Russell (2.540 but 5 results), Jordan Rapp (2.180), Trevor Delsaut (2.065) Justin Daerr (1.840) – they probably need to win for a slot

Female Race Participants

Rank Bib Name Nation Expected Time Rating Exp. Swim Exp. Bike Exp. Run Overall
1 36 Mary Beth Ellis USA 09:11:22 09:17:15 00:52:07 05:01:08 03:13:08 9
2 38 Liz Blatchford AUS 09:12:45 09:17:16 00:51:55 05:09:51 03:05:59 10
3 41 Elizabeth Lyles USA 09:17:48 09:29:53 00:58:15 05:12:08 03:02:25 24
4 40 Rebekah Keat AUS 09:18:31 09:24:59 00:54:40 05:08:35 03:10:17 (20)
5 42 Sarah Piampiano USA 09:24:57 09:37:19 01:02:29 05:07:22 03:10:06 44
6 50 Carrie Lester AUS 09:24:59 09:34:13 00:55:49 05:08:13 03:15:58 34
7 54 Lisa Roberts USA 09:28:41 09:34:29 01:05:54 05:14:11 03:03:35 37
8 37 Jessie Donavan USA 09:33:50 09:39:52 01:08:02 05:05:28 03:15:20 47
9 35 Sara Gross CAN 09:33:56 09:53:52 00:57:24 05:21:37 03:09:54 75
10 45 Amber Ferreira USA 09:38:55 09:49:34 00:57:27 05:17:00 03:19:29 66
11 58 Laura Siddall GBR 09:38:59 09:58:31 00:59:41 05:12:15 03:22:04 84
12 61 Karen Thibodeau CAN 09:42:25 09:59:46 00:55:45 05:24:27 03:17:13 88
13 39 Jackie Hering USA 09:46:32 09:56:18 00:56:34 05:25:15 03:19:43 80
14 43 Kaitlin Anelauskas USA 09:51:06 10:17:10 00:55:11 05:43:07 03:07:49 (129)
15 44 Anne Basso FRA 10:01:10 10:16:01 01:00:21 05:29:07 03:26:42 125
16 49 Heather Leiggi USA 10:03:08 10:18:55 01:01:29 05:29:40 03:26:59 132
17 46 Jacqui Gordon USA 10:06:05 10:19:16 01:01:56 05:24:12 03:34:58 135
18 55 Molly Roohi USA 10:07:17 10:16:44 01:06:20 05:29:26 03:26:31 127
19 47 Caroline Gregory USA 10:07:58 10:23:16 00:57:00 05:40:40 03:25:17 149
20 53 Tami Ritchie USA 10:10:28 10:35:04 00:53:41 05:40:50 03:30:58 165
21 56 Maggie Rusch USA 10:28:06 10:49:18 01:04:39 05:35:45 03:42:41 (174)
22 57 Robin Sandos USA 10:50:09 11:12:05 01:00:48 05:42:51 04:01:29 (181)
23 51 Caroline Martineau CAN 11:55:14 12:19:22 01:09:10 06:05:34 04:35:29 (183)
48 Carly Johann USA n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)
52 Carrie McCoy USA n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)
59 Caroline St-Pierre CAN n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)
60 Kathryn Thomas USA n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)

With Mary Beth Ellis, Liz Blatchford and Liz Lyles the top three seeded are already safe for a Kona slot. A few others might still make it in August with a good result, but each of them already has five results:

  • Sarah Piampiano (4.410 points, probably okay with a Top 5)
  • Jessie Donavan (2.945), Jackie Hering (2.500) – they probably need a win for a slot

Winning Odds

Male Race Participants

Based on the previous results, Jordan Rapp is the clear favorite to win Mont Tremblant. He has taken a long time after his DNF in Texas to be in peak shape. Viktor has just won IM Canada in Whistler, he might be a DNF or at least a little tired. Paul Ambrose (DNF), Justin Daerr (3rd) and Matthew Russell (7th) were also racing in Canada:

  • Jordan Rapp: 50% (1-1)
  • Viktor Zyemtsev: 22% (4-1)
  • Paul Ambrose: 13% (7-1)
  • Justin Daerr: 9% (11-1)
  • Matthew Russell: 2% (46-1)
  • Trevor Delsaut: 2% (59-1)

Female Race Participants

With Mary Beth Ellis, Liz Blatchford and Liz Lyles there are three strong Kona contenders looking for their next Ironman win before racing in Kona. Carrie Lester is coming off a second place at Challenge Roth and Jessie Donavan was 6th in Canada. Sara Gross and Rebekah Keat are making a comeback after a long break from racing:

  • Mary Beth Ellis: 34% (2-1)
  • Liz Blatchford: 31% (2-1)
  • Elizabeth Lyles: 11% (8-1)
  • Carrie Lester: 9% (10-1)
  • Sara Gross: 6% (16-1)
  • Rebekah Keat: 5% (19-1)
  • Jessie Donavan: 2% (63-1)

Ironman Sweden 2015 (Aug 15th) – Predictions

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Previous Winners

Year Male Winner Time Female Winner Time
2012 Jan Raphael (GER) 08:04:01 Asa Lundstroem (SWE) 09:13:27
2013 Pedro Gomes (POR) 08:19:30 Jodie Swallow (GBR) 08:54:01
2014 Horst Reichel (GER) 08:13:01 Leanda Cave (GBR) 08:56:50

Last Year’s TOP 3

Male Race Results

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time
1 Horst Reichel GER 00:49:24 04:29:38 02:51:09 08:13:01
2 Viktor Zyemtsev USA 00:49:38 04:42:22 02:44:18 08:19:17
3 Tom Lowe GBR 00:57:28 04:29:58 02:48:24 08:19:23

Female Race Results

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time
1 Leanda Cave GBR 00:49:39 04:57:21 03:05:26 08:56:50
2 Erika Csomor HUN 01:00:41 05:16:56 03:07:40 09:30:04
3 Camilla Lindholm SWE 01:09:18 05:08:13 03:10:21 09:31:38

Course Records

Leg Gender Record Athlete Date
Total overall 08:04:01 Jan Raphael 2012-08-18
Swim overall 00:48:15 Andi Boecherer 2012-08-18
Bike overall 04:24:20 Karl-Johan Danielsson 2012-08-18
Run overall 02:44:18 Viktor Zyemtsev 2014-08-16
Total female 08:54:01 Jodie Swallow 2013-08-17
Swim female 00:48:30 Jodie Swallow 2013-08-17
Bike female 04:48:42 Helene Malmkvist 2012-08-18
Run female 03:05:26 Leanda Cave 2014-08-16

Course Rating

The Course Rating for IM Sweden is 19:51.

Race Adjustments for IM Sweden

Year Adjustment Swim Adj. Bike Adj. Run Adj. # of Athletes Rating Swim Rating Bike Rating Run Rating
2012 31:13 00:09 23:11 05:59 25 31:13 00:09 23:11 05:59
2013 13:40 -00:11 08:46 07:37 24 22:27 -00:01 15:59 06:48
2014 14:38 -00:47 06:32 07:06 18 19:51 -00:16 12:50 06:54

KPR points and Prize Money

IM Sweden is a P-2000 race. It has a total prize purse of 50.000 US$.

Male Race Participants

Rank Bib Name Nation Expected Time Rating Exp. Swim Exp. Bike Exp. Run Overall
1 1 Patrik Nilsson SWE 08:16:34 08:40:33 00:48:22 04:28:21 02:54:51 52
2 19 Dougal Allan NZL 08:18:53 08:53:19 01:03:28 04:19:07 02:51:18 (100)
3 2 Guilherme Manocchio BRA 08:25:07 08:52:43 00:50:10 04:34:12 02:55:45 99
4 3 Domenico Passuello ITA 08:26:06 08:51:29 00:55:09 04:29:50 02:56:07 96
5 4 Mauro Baertsch SUI 08:34:29 09:10:33 00:54:30 04:39:33 02:55:26 175
6 6 David Naesvik SWE 08:37:00 09:07:25 00:54:20 04:33:34 03:04:06 156
7 8 Karl-Johan Danielsson SWE 08:44:00 09:20:24 00:49:01 04:34:33 03:15:25 220
8 7 Cedric Lassonde FRA 08:44:01 09:15:37 00:54:56 04:37:40 03:06:25 (199)
9 20 Nicolas Hemet FRA 08:45:40 09:08:54 00:56:04 04:37:27 03:07:09 168
10 11 Johan Borg AUS 08:57:14 09:23:43 00:56:36 04:45:45 03:09:53 236
11 21 Luke Dragstra CAN 09:08:47 09:21:31 00:53:12 04:48:04 03:22:31 228
12 9 Ivan Jezko SVK 09:11:29 09:43:40 00:59:58 04:50:15 03:16:16 314
13 10 Lukas Polan CZE 09:28:58 10:07:42 01:03:46 04:54:57 03:25:15 401
14 16 Nis Lind DEN 09:33:49 10:05:45 01:01:16 04:57:20 03:30:12 394
15 14 Michal Jalovecky CZE 10:08:45 10:44:41 01:01:20 05:42:20 03:20:06 (478)
16 13 Mathias Nagel GER 14:36:20 15:28:03 01:55:58 06:37:32 05:57:50 (495)
17 12 Frederik Flagstad GRL 15:05:43 15:59:10 01:19:07 07:54:38 05:46:58 (495)
  5 Allan Steen Olesen DEN n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)
  18 Andreas Linden SWE n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated (n/a)

Female Race Participants

Rank Bib Name Nation Expected Time Rating Exp. Swim Exp. Bike Exp. Run Overall
1 55 Erika Csomor HUN 09:14:20 09:31:59 00:59:09 05:01:21 03:08:51 29
2 52 Astrid Stienen GER 09:22:26 09:44:36 00:59:15 05:01:13 03:16:58 53
3 54 Camilla Lindholm SWE 09:27:02 10:07:08 01:09:05 05:01:20 03:11:37 108
4 57 Evi Neuscheler GER 09:28:52 09:54:16 01:03:19 04:59:36 03:20:57 76
5 53 Mette Pettersen Moe NOR 09:32:08 10:01:39 00:53:06 05:03:21 03:30:41 (93)
6 58 Charisa Wernick USA 09:36:46 10:03:51 00:59:47 05:18:04 03:13:55 99
7 56 Jocelyn McCauley USA 09:42:17 10:10:33 00:59:39 05:15:32 03:22:06 (115)
8 59 Emma Graaf SWE 09:47:58 10:19:00 00:59:44 05:11:45 03:31:28 133

Winning Odds

Male Race Participants

Patrik Nilsson has declined his Kona slot in order to focus on a winning his home race – he is the favorite to win. But there are a few athletes that will make things hard for Patrik, among them Dougal Allen (3rd and 2nd at Challenge Wanaka) and Guilherme Manocchio and Domenico Passuello who are looking for KPR points to qualify in August.

  • Patrik Nilsson: 37% (2-1)
  • Dougal Allan: 22% (4-1)
  • Guilherme Manocchio: 18% (4-1)
  • Domenico Passuello: 14% (6-1)
  • Mauro Baertsch: 4% (24-1)
  • David Naesvik: 3% (29-1)

Female Race Participants

Last year’s second place Erika Csomor will try to improve last year’s result. Astrid Stienen is looking for some more Kona points and would love to contend at least for the podium. 

  • Erika Csomor: 57% (1-1)
  • Astrid Stienen: 19% (4-1)
  • Camilla Lindholm: 19% (4-1)
  • Charisa Wernick: 2% (47-1)
  • Evi Neuscheler: 2% (61-1)
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