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Ironman Copenhagen 2017 (Aug 20th) – Seedings

IMCph_LogoUpdate Aug 17th: Pamela Tastets has written on Instagram that she won’t be racing.

Previous Winners

Year Male Winner Time Female Winner Time
2010 Tim Van Berkel (AUS) 08:07:39 Rebekah Keat (AUS) 08:54:36
2011 Tim Van Berkel (AUS) 08:11:15 Rebekah Keat (AUS) 08:52:42
2012 Aaron Farlow (AUS) 08:20:09 Camilla Pedersen (DEN) 09:12:27
2013 Jens Petersen-Bach (DEN) 08:12:41 Eva Wutti (AUT) 08:37:36
2014 Henrik Hyldelund (DEN) 08:03:39 Daniela Ryf (SUI) 08:53:33
2015 Guilherme Manocchio (BRA) 08:14:56 Michelle Vesterby (DEN) 08:59:49
2016 Patrik Nilsson (SWE) 07:49:18

Last Year’s TOP 3

Male Race Results

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time
1 Patrik Nilsson SWE 00:47:53 04:14:15 02:43:14 07:49:18
2 Will Clarke GBR 00:47:46 04:24:33 02:43:16 07:59:31
3 Fabio Carvalho BRA 00:47:51 04:14:50 02:59:35 08:07:10

Course Records

Leg Gender Record Athlete Date
Total overall 07:49:18 Patrik Nilsson 2016-08-21
Swim overall 00:45:22 Stephen Bayliss 2011-08-01
Bike overall 04:13:57 Andreas Raelert 2016-08-21
Run overall 02:38:58 Mads Vittrup 2011-08-01
Total female 08:37:36 Eva Wutti 2013-08-18
Swim female 00:48:29 Ann Lønnberg 2011-08-01
Bike female 04:39:58 Eva Wutti 2013-08-18
Run female 03:00:51 Eva Wutti 2013-08-18

Course Rating

The Course Rating for IM Copenhagen is 20:53.

Race Adjustments for IM Copenhagen

Year Adjustment Swim Adj. Bike Adj. Run Adj. # of Finishers Rating Swim Rating Bike Rating Run Rating
2010 32:51 01:36 09:50 10:46 24 32:51 01:36 09:50 10:46
2011 27:13 03:10 12:54 06:04 28 30:02 02:23 11:22 08:25
2012 17:57 02:36 12:46 03:30 19 26:00 02:27 11:50 06:47
2013 27:32 01:24 17:07 05:30 30 26:23 02:12 13:09 06:28
2014 15:53 01:54 10:06 01:43 27 of 35 24:17 02:08 12:32 05:31
2015 14:04 01:27 15:23 01:47 26 of 30 22:35 02:01 13:01 04:53
2016 10:41 01:26 20:10 -00:48 21 of 28 20:53 01:56 14:02 04:05

KPR points and Prize Money

IM Copenhagen is a P-2000 race. It is a WPRO-only race and has a total prize purse of 40.000 US$.

Female Race Participants

The strength of the field is 11% of a typical Kona field.

Rank Bib Name Nation Expected Time Rating Exp. Swim Exp. Bike Exp. T2 Exp. Run Consistency Overall
1 1 Michelle Vesterby DEN 08:57:47 09:20:44 00:50:30 04:51:49 05:47:19 03:10:28 84% +2% -14% (21) 17
2 4 Corinne Abraham GBR 09:00:00 09:21:14 00:56:55 04:55:35 05:57:30 03:02:30 93% +7% -0% (12) 18
3 2 Sofie Goos BEL 09:03:02 09:32:52 00:55:24 04:54:41 05:55:05 03:07:57 68% +13% -19% (25) 37
4 10 Celine Schaerer * SUI 09:14:56 09:42:18 00:49:26 05:04:58 05:59:24 03:15:32 77% +0% -23% (10) 52
5 14 Kristin Moeller * GER 09:15:58 09:39:38 01:00:55 05:10:02 06:15:57 03:00:01 76% +6% -18% (24) 47
6 3 Camilla Lindholm Borg SWE 09:17:01 09:49:19 01:05:17 04:57:03 06:07:20 03:09:41 55% +18% -27% (17) (67)
7 11 Pamela Tastets CHI 09:19:33 09:45:45 00:55:35 05:00:49 06:01:24 03:18:09 100% +0% -0% (3) 58
8 5 Jeanne Collonge * FRA 09:20:12 09:48:15 00:57:09 04:57:39 05:59:48 03:20:24 72% +3% -25% (12) 63
9 9 Darbi Roberts * USA 09:23:16 09:54:59 00:52:05 05:07:23 06:04:28 03:18:48 50% +0% -50% (8) 76
10 12 Verena Walter * GER 09:23:52 09:49:26 00:58:11 05:00:04 06:03:16 03:20:36 64% +28% -8% (8) 67
11 6 Alyssa Godesky USA 09:40:00 10:10:40 00:58:47 05:15:49 06:19:36 03:20:24 70% +22% -8% (18) 101
12 8 Pia Nielsen Englyst DEN 10:02:20 10:42:20 01:03:45 05:30:12 06:38:57 03:23:23 n/a (1 IM Pro race) (153)
13 7 Julia Montgomery SWE 10:12:17 10:46:26 01:04:49 05:17:01 06:26:51 03:45:26 100% +0% -0% (2) (154)

Note: Athletes with a ‘*’ are also registered for another race within 8 days.

Winning Odds

Female Race Participants

  • Michelle Vesterby: 44% (1-1)
  • Corinne Abraham: 26% (3-1)
  • Sofie Goos: 21% (4-1)
  • Camilla Lindholm Borg: 6% (16-1)
  • Celine Schaerer: 2% (64-1)

Kona Qualifying

Michelle Vesterby, Celine Schwerer and also very likely Corinne Abraham have already qualified in July. But there are a few others that can still qualify in August with a good result in Copenhagen:

  • Kristin Moeller should be okay with a fifth place finish, she has also registered for a number of other races.
  • Jeanne Collonge needs at least a podium finish to improve her total.
  • Pamela Tastets and Darbi Roberts will need at least a second place to have a reasonable chance for an August slot.

Ironman Sweden 2017 (August 19th) – Seedings

IMSweden_LogoUpdate Aug 16th: A few potential qualifiers have indicated that they won’t be racing, I have crossed them out in the list below.

Update Aug 18th: A few more DNS after the Pro Meeting sign-in.

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 Cunnama (GBR) 08:54:01
2014 Horst Reichel (GER) 08:13:01 Leanda Cave (GBR) 08:56:50
2015 Patrik Nilsson (SWE) 08:08:05 Astrid Stienen (GER) 09:12:27
2016 Kristin Moeller (GER) 09:14:39

Last Year’s TOP 3

Female Race Results

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time
1 Kristin Moeller GER 01:02:48 05:12:09 02:55:09 09:14:39
2 Lucie Reed CZE 00:54:03 05:11:35 03:11:11 09:21:31
3 Carolin Lehrieder GER 00:57:47 05:01:25 03:22:15 09:24:30

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 Cunnama 2013-08-17
Swim female 00:48:30 Jodie Cunnama 2013-08-17
Bike female 04:48:42 Helene Malmkvist 2012-08-18
Run female 02:55:09 Kristin Moeller 2016-08-20

Course Rating

The Course Rating for IM Sweden is 18:18.

Race Adjustments for IM Sweden

Year Adjustment Swim Adj. Bike Adj. Run Adj. # of Finishers Rating Swim Rating Bike Rating Run Rating
2012 32:30 00:42 23:32 09:15 29 32:30 00:42 23:32 09:15
2013 15:19 00:21 08:58 07:16 30 23:55 00:31 16:15 08:16
2014 15:09 -00:15 06:26 05:07 24 of 27 21:00 00:16 12:59 07:13
2015 03:15 -02:45 03:10 02:45 19 of 21 16:34 -00:29 10:32 06:06
2016 25:15 -00:40 14:00 06:23 5 18:18 -00:31 11:13 06:09

KPR points and Prize Money

IM Sweden is a P-2000 race. It is an MPRO-only race and has a total prize purse of 40.000 US$.

Male Race Participants

The strength of the field is 12% of a typical Kona field.

There is a number of athletes that probably planned to do IM Sweden in case they missed qualifying (such as Thiago Vinhal, David Plese, Mark Duelsen or Daniel Fontana). As indicated by the “*” a lot of athletes have also registered for other Ironman races a week before or even on the same weekend. It is quite likely that there will be some changes before race day.

Rank Bib Name Nation Expected Time Rating Exp. Swim Exp. Bike Exp. T2 Exp. Run Consistency Overall
1 18 Clemente Alonso McKernan ESP 08:06:33 08:40:41 00:47:57 04:28:34 05:21:31 02:45:02 31% +7% -62% (16) (74)
2 36 Giulio Molinari * ITA 08:11:54 08:31:54 00:49:10 04:21:36 05:15:47 02:56:07 100% +0% -0% (3) 43
3 15 Michael Weiss * AUT 08:12:10 08:34:12 00:54:26 04:19:35 05:19:01 02:53:09 94% +5% -1% (18) 51
4 20 David Plese SLO 08:14:50 08:33:49 00:53:16 04:27:46 05:26:01 02:48:49 86% +9% -5% (22) 48
5 27 Denis Chevrot FRA 08:15:32 08:31:44 00:47:45 04:33:24 05:26:08 02:49:24 72% +5% -23% (12) 42
6 38 Marc Duelsen GER 08:18:39 08:41:09 00:51:38 04:31:16 05:27:55 02:50:44 86% +0% -14% (10) 76
7 30 Daniel Fontana ITA 08:18:40 08:35:48 00:49:26 04:32:27 05:26:53 02:51:47 74% +0% -26% (16) 55
8 25 Markus Fachbach * GER 08:19:44 08:35:48 00:50:56 04:30:09 05:26:05 02:53:39 69% +1% -31% (20) 55
9 22 Alberto Casadei * ITA 08:20:23 08:49:52 00:48:23 04:37:22 05:30:45 02:49:38 28% +22% -49% (11) 101
10 26 Cameron Wurf AUS 08:20:41 08:45:48 00:49:56 04:16:52 05:11:48 03:08:53 31% +49% -20% (6) 90
11 21 Daniil Sapunov UKR 08:22:47 08:48:15 00:48:54 04:38:28 05:32:23 02:50:24 85% +15% -0% (6) 96
12 4 Justin Daerr USA 08:23:00 08:41:20 00:53:06 04:34:38 05:32:44 02:50:16 65% +5% -30% (32) 77
13 17 Esben Hovgaard * DEN 08:24:44 08:49:49 00:53:14 04:31:14 05:29:28 02:55:16 56% +29% -16% (12) 100
14 10 Andreas Linden SWE 08:27:19 09:10:31 00:59:12 04:17:40 05:21:52 03:05:27 21% +0% -79% (3) (174)
15 24 Thiago Vinhal * BRA 08:29:12 08:57:06 00:49:56 04:42:08 05:37:04 02:52:08 58% +34% -8% (13) 134
16 1 Karl-Johan Danielsson SWE 08:29:53 08:59:35 00:50:39 04:27:08 05:22:47 03:07:06 38% +24% -38% (14) 141
17 32 Harry Wiltshire * GBR 08:31:48 09:08:10 00:48:06 04:40:27 05:33:33 02:58:15 22% +15% -63% (23) 167
18 39 Nick Baldwin * SEY 08:35:39 09:10:53 00:54:03 04:34:58 05:34:01 03:01:38 53% +0% -47% (20) 175
19 8 Markus Liebelt * GER 08:37:29 09:09:07 00:55:34 04:31:24 05:31:58 03:05:31 n/a (1 IM Pro race) (171)
20 19 Andrey Lyatskiy RUS 08:38:02 08:59:19 00:50:33 04:43:49 05:39:22 02:58:40 90% +3% -7% (29) 139
21 2 Michael Smith Larsen DEN 08:38:49 09:10:32 00:58:36 04:35:35 05:39:10 02:59:39 n/a (1 IM Pro race) (175)
22 31 Cedric Lassonde FRA 08:40:44 09:05:19 00:55:37 04:40:15 05:40:52 02:59:52 73% +0% -27% (10) 160
23 33 Pascal Ramali GER 08:42:42 09:12:31 01:00:12 04:32:52 05:38:04 03:04:38 34% +0% -66% (5) 180
24 16 Mike Schifferle * SUI 08:47:12 09:06:06 01:00:54 04:40:30 05:46:25 03:00:47 89% +9% -2% (66) 162
25 11 Erik Holmberg SWE 08:52:15 09:24:48 00:53:40 04:48:07 05:46:47 03:05:28 42% +0% -58% (2) (212)
26 5 Olivier Esser BEL 09:01:48 09:34:56 00:55:20 04:50:51 05:51:11 03:10:37 n/a (1 IM Pro race) (242)
27 3 Antony Costes * FRA 09:03:10 09:41:02 00:49:14 04:28:27 05:22:42 03:40:28 28% +0% -72% (7) 254
28 37 Marcus Hultgren SWE 09:05:20 09:34:12 00:58:29 04:48:28 05:51:57 03:13:23 18% +29% -53% (6) 239
29 23 Bekim Christensen DEN 09:05:50 09:50:51 01:05:10 04:47:03 05:57:13 03:08:37 11% +0% -89% (3) (269)
30 7 Lukas Polan * CZE 09:17:24 09:57:42 01:03:15 04:56:24 06:04:39 03:12:45 19% +31% -50% (15) 282
31 9 Emanuele Ciotti ITA 09:18:10 09:46:04 00:53:18 04:48:40 05:46:58 03:31:12 44% +0% -56% (6) 261
32 34 Michal Ivanco * SVK 09:44:21 10:26:54 01:19:35 05:02:14 06:26:49 03:17:32 50% +0% -50% (2) (297)
33 35 Marek Nemcik * SVK 10:58:33 11:57:35 01:12:03 05:30:20 06:47:23 04:11:10 25% +24% -50% (41) 308
6 Vincent Morizot FRA n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated unrated n/a (no IM Pro race) (n/a)
12 Rasmus Fitzner DEN n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated unrated n/a (1 IM Pro race) (n/a)
13 Jonas Oerarbaeck SWE n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated unrated n/a (no IM Pro race) (n/a)
14 Luiz Feliz ESP n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated unrated n/a (no IM Pro race) (n/a)
28 Martin Olsson SWE n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated unrated n/a (no IM Pro race) (n/a)
  29 Fredrik Baeckson SWE n/a unrated unrated unrated unrated unrated n/a (1 IM Pro race) (n/a)

Note: Athletes with a ‘*’ are also registered for another race within 8 days.

Winning Odds

Male Race Participants

  • David Plese: 32% (2-1)
  • Clemente Alonso McKernan: 27% (3-1)
  • Michael Weiss: 15% (6-1)
  • Cameron Wurf: 5% (21-1)
  • Giulio Molinari: 4% (24-1)
  • Marc Duelsen: 3% (31-1)
  • Denis Chevrot: 3% (33-1)
  • Markus Fachbach: 3% (33-1)
  • Alberto Casadei: 3% (34-1)
  • Harry Wiltshire: 3% (39-1)
  • Daniel Fontana: 2% (49-1)

Kona Qualifying

There are a few athletes that still have a chance to qualify for Kona with a good result in Sweden:

  • Giulio Molinari, Denis Chevrot and Harry Wiltshire already have a good number of points, a fifth place or better should be enough for them to get an August slot.
  • Daniil Sapunov, Michael Weiss, Cameron Wurf, Markus Fachbach, Justin Daerr and Nick Baldwin need at least a podium, probably even a second place.

Among the field, Thiago Vinhal, David Plese, Marc Duelsen and Daniel Fontana have already qualified in July.

Ironman Canada 2017 (Whistler) – Analyzing Results

Race Conditions

The times at IM Canada have been quite slow this year: Apart from 2015 when unexpected, cold rain impacted a lot of the Pros, the conditions were the slowest in Whistler so far. Nonetheless the positioning of the race (it was the last race before the first Kona cutoff) led to a strong field and a number of new course records. The top three bike times were faster than the 2013 record by Uli Brömme (5:13),  the new record is Rachel McBride’s 5:06:41. While Uli still holds the run course record (3:06) she also lost the overall record (was 9:28). Again, the top three finishers were able to break her time, Linsey Corbin holds the new course record with her time of 9:17:12.

Female Race Results

The first two legs were dominated by Rachel McBride who posted both the fastest swim and bike times. In T2 she was leading by almost seven minutes. But then the faster runners showed their strengths: Linsey Corbin ran the day’s fastest marathon (3:08) and took the lead shortly before the half marathon mark. Linsey eventually won by more than seven minutes over Jen Annett who outran Rachel by eleven minutes. Rachel nonetheless had a solid day and was happy to hang on for third place.

Rachel Joyce needed a third place for a secure Kona slot, she was struggling a bit all day (probably not yet fully recovered from her win at IM Whistler less than two months ago) and couldn’t close the gap to the podium. Rachel finished fourth and has to hope for a number of rolldowns if she wants to make it to Kona.

Linsey was already safe for Kona before the race – she has gained some confidence for October. Rachel and the other potential Kona qualifiers Danielle Mack and Leslie Miller couldn’t score enough points to climb into the Top 28 points slots, so a bit surprisingly no additional Canada racers were able to grab a slot.

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time Diff to exp. Prize Money KPR Points
1 Linsey Corbin USA 00:56:04 05:08:52 03:08:12 09:17:12 -03:44 US$ 15,000 2000
2 Jen Annett CAN 00:58:32 05:08:31 03:14:48 09:24:55 -25:24 US$ 7,500 1600
3 Rachel McBride CAN 00:51:21 05:06:41 03:25:46 09:27:15 -13:13 US$ 5,000 1280
4 Rachel Joyce GBR 00:53:48 05:26:15 03:19:33 09:43:34 37:42 US$ 3,250 960
5 Fawn Whiting CAN 00:58:21 05:24:28 03:18:42 09:47:07 -17:35 US$ 2,750 720
6 Danielle Mack USA 00:58:35 05:30:23 03:19:13 09:51:28 12:57 US$ 2,000 540
7 Leslie DiMichele Miller USA 00:55:22 05:29:43 03:24:49 09:53:35 06:32 US$ 1,500 405
8 Alyssa Godesky USA 00:58:29 05:34:48 03:26:13 10:03:52 -01:14 US$ 1,250 305
9 Christine Fletcher CAN 00:56:06 05:32:25 03:32:30 10:06:48 -05:10 US$ 1,000 230
10 Mackenzie Madison USA 01:01:04 05:31:12 03:31:35 10:08:50 11:42 US$ 750 170
11 Kyra Wiens USA 00:58:24 05:35:59 03:37:11 10:15:23 -12:38   120
12 Steph Corker CAN 00:55:28 05:42:11 03:38:25 10:20:04 -02:28   85
13 Carrie Mccoy USA 01:19:16 05:59:34 03:48:32 11:15:42 08:44   60
  Karen Thibodeau CAN 00:53:50 05:30:18   DNF      
  Jessica Smith USA 00:55:21 05:41:27   DNF      
  Liz Baugher USA 00:57:44 06:03:12   DNF      
  Melanie McQuaid CAN 00:56:05     DNF      

Ironman Switzerland 2017 – Analyzing Results

Race Conditions

Conditions in Zürich were very similar to previous years, all legs were pretty close to the course ratings. Some athletes posted quick times in the individual legs (Celine was just 22 seconds off her swim course record, Cameron within five minutes off the bike course record) and overall records (Nick ended up just 48 seconds slower than Ronnie in 2010, the second fastest time ever in Zürich), but no new records were set this year.

Male Race Results

SUI_Nick

Nick Kastelein had a great race in Zürich: He posted the second fastest times on the swim, bike an run, resulting in the second fastest time ever at IM Zürich and convincing win. Cameron Wurf seemed to be intent to close the small gap to him after the swim, but never managed to catch up to him. He still had a lead of one minutes into T2 and then quickly built that to seven minutes at the finish. Second place went to Ruedi Wild who had the fastest marathon of the day. Jan Van Berkel ran a smart race: He was in close proximity to 9-time-winner Ronnie Schildknecht for most of the bike, and secured third place with a solid sub-3 marathon when Ronnie had to DNF with a strained muscle. With Samuel Huerzeler another Swiss finished in fourth, while Daniel Fontana climbed from 8th in T2 into fifth at the finish, securing a Kona slot. Daniil Sapunov in sixth and Cameron Wurf in seventh place missed the second place they would have needed for a Kona slot.

Photo by Ingo Kutsche Sports-Media Agency, used with permission

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time Diff to exp. Prize Money KPR Points
1 Nick Kastelein AUS 00:48:18 04:31:13 02:50:24 08:13:28 -04:57 US$ 8,000 2000
2 Ruedi Wild SUI 00:48:43 04:38:52 02:49:21 08:20:37 -06:23 US$ 4,000 1600
3 Jan Van Berkel SUI 00:48:45 04:36:42 02:58:01 08:26:51 -08:03 US$ 3,000 1280
4 Samuel Huerzeler SUI 00:54:03 04:33:52 02:59:43 08:31:37 -19:28 US$ 2,500 960
5 Daniel Fontana ITA 00:48:41 04:42:04 03:01:32 08:36:06 04:46 US$ 1,500 720
6 Daniil Sapunov UKR 00:48:38 04:41:58 03:03:09 08:37:49 -02:38 US$ 1,000 540
7 Cameron Wurf AUS 00:52:01 04:28:06 03:19:41 08:43:57 07:05   405
8 Anton Blokhin UKR 00:51:54 04:38:50 03:11:42 08:46:12 01:01   305
9 Alexander Chikin RUS 00:55:46 04:44:14 03:18:53 09:03:36 n/a   230
10 Mike Schifferle SUI 00:59:31 04:49:09 03:12:25 09:07:17 05:31   170
11 Alexander Polizzi AUS 00:48:16 04:50:04 03:47:25 09:30:21 n/a   120
12 Allister Caird AUS 00:57:04 04:52:19 03:39:30 09:33:17 23:10   85
13 Lubos Truhlar CZE 01:06:24 04:58:58 03:28:24 09:39:26 n/a   60
14 Sebastian Pedraza ITA 01:02:44 05:02:38 03:31:42 09:41:46 -09:14   40
15 John Manuel Galindo Rooney ESP 00:52:00 05:06:27 03:50:33 09:53:50 26:01   30
  Ronnie Schildknecht SUI 00:53:49 04:31:18   DNF      
  Urs Mueller SUI 00:51:52 04:47:33   DNF      
  Gergely Nagy HUN 00:55:47 05:00:53   DNF      
  Harry Wiltshire GBR 00:48:20 05:47:23   DNF      
  Lukas Polan CZE 01:04:59 06:09:23   DNF      

Female Race Results

Celine Schwerer won IM Switzerland, leading from wire to wire: She was leading after the swim by five minutes, then had a good bike ride leading by almost eight minutes in T2, then also had the best run to win by almost fifteen minutes in the end. She won her first Ironman and also secured a July Kona slot.

SUI_Celine

Photo by Ingo Kutsche Sports-Media Agency, used with permission

Tine Holst also have needed a win for a Kona slot and fought hard until the end, but only managed to run herself into second place. Third place went to Martina Kurz in her first Professional Ironman race.

Rank Name Nation Swim Bike Run Time Diff to exp. Prize Money KPR Points
1 Celine Schaerer SUI 00:51:45 05:11:00 03:15:36 09:23:02 -12:13 US$ 8,000 2000
2 Tine Holst DEN 01:05:52 05:11:05 03:16:50 09:37:44 -07:16 US$ 4,000 1600
3 Martina Kunz SUI 01:02:05 05:09:58 03:23:40 09:40:08 n/a US$ 3,000 1280
4 Regula Rohrbach SUI 01:00:20 05:10:01 03:39:31 09:54:18 04:28 US$ 2,500 960
5 Laurel Wassner USA 00:57:29 05:29:32 03:24:27 09:56:16 15:01 US$ 1,500 720
6 Anna Michelle Derron SUI 00:57:31 05:24:35 03:39:11 10:05:17 n/a US$ 1,000 540
7 Shiao-yu Li TWN 01:01:26 05:23:25 03:45:09 10:15:02 16:18   405
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