September 2021

Ironman Chattanooga 2021 – Analyzing Results

September 27, 2021

Course Conditions

Conditions in Chattanooga were (almost) perfect for fast times: As usual the down-river swim was very quick, this was followed by a slightly faster than normal (for Chattanooga) bike leg even though the bike course was a bit longer this year (officially 116 miles). Compared to previous years, the run was a lot quicker: An adjustment of 2:53 isn’t quick for most courses but significantly faster than the run rating of -4:51 for Chattanooga.

A number of new course records were set this year. Male winner Joe Skipper set new marks on the bike (improving Sam Long’s 2019 bike leg by more than 9 minutes), on the run (beating Matt Hanson’s 2014 run course record by 3 and a half minutes) and overall. His 7:46 is more than 22 minutes quicker than the old course record set by Kyrill Kotshegarov in 2015. (The Top 4 were all under the old course record.) Female winner Skye Moench also set new bike and overall course records, beating Angela Naeth’s 2014 times by 6 minutes (bike) and 20 minutes (overall). She missed the run course record (still held by Lisa Roberts) by just 6 seconds. Skye’s time is also a new US and North American fastest finish for an IM-distance race.

Kona Qualifying

IM Chattanooga offered 2 male and 2 female Kona Pro slots for the October race, these go to

Lionel Sanders and
Ben Hoffman on the men’s side, and
Skye Moench and
Gurutze Frades Laralde on the women’s side.

Male winner Joe Skipper was already qualified. The full list of Pros qualified for October 2022 can be found here.

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Joe Skipper	GBR	00:43:36	04:14:47	02:44:05	07:46:18	-07:16	US$ 15,000
2	Lionel Sanders	CAN	00:43:36	04:21:05	02:45:58	07:54:46	-11:21	US$ 9,000
3	Ben Hoffman	USA	00:42:13	04:24:55	02:46:09	07:57:50	04:25	US$ 7,000
4	Cody Beals	CAN	00:42:15	04:23:53	02:49:58	08:00:06	-00:27	US$ 5,000
5	Adam Feigh	USA	00:43:38	04:32:17	02:58:28	08:18:41	-10:32	US$ 4,000
6	Karl-Johan Danielsson	SWE	00:43:28	04:28:30	03:08:03	08:25:27	-05:47	US$ 3,000
7	Jesse Vondracek	USA	00:43:33	04:36:01	03:06:53	08:30:59	-11:09	US$ 2,500
8	Elliot Holtham	CAN	00:43:39	04:44:03	02:58:30	08:31:13	-18:15	US$ 2,000
9	Thiago Vinhal	BRA	00:42:14	04:42:39	03:10:57	08:40:43	18:08	US$ 1,500
10	Pedro Gomes	POR	00:43:30	05:02:25	02:50:55	08:41:50	27:15	US$ 1,000
11	Jimmy Sosinski	USA	00:51:42	04:50:02	03:02:12	08:49:31	-04:58
12	Clay Emge	USA	00:48:20	04:49:50	03:08:17	08:52:03	16:51
13	Aaron Kolk	USA	00:53:05	04:53:00	03:07:28	08:59:41	-46:07
14	Nick Cosman	CAN	00:45:48	04:50:41	03:19:12	09:00:51	-32:31
15	Vinicius Canhedo	BRA	00:43:38	04:43:52	04:06:02	09:39:18	51:33
	Sam Long	USA	00:43:36	04:15:26		DNF
	Jason Pohl	CAN	00:46:00	04:41:32		DNF
	Mikael Staer Nathan	CAN	00:43:42	05:00:52		DNF
	Peter Kotland	CZE	00:52:40	05:32:50		DNF

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Skye Moench	USA	00:44:32	04:44:02	03:01:10	08:34:06	-17:44	US$ 15,000
2	Gurutze Frades Larralde	ESP	00:50:13	05:02:23	03:01:48	09:00:37	00:10	US$ 9,000
3	Melanie McQuaid	CAN	00:45:24	04:57:49	03:16:17	09:04:20	-26:45	US$ 7,000
4	Kelly Fillnow	USA	00:50:07	05:01:23	03:14:17	09:10:58	-21:01	US$ 5,000
5	Jen Annett	CAN	00:50:03	05:11:39	03:17:01	09:23:30	18:28	US$ 4,000
6	Elizabeth James	USA	00:54:19	05:22:55	03:20:38	09:43:16	n/a	US$ 3,000
7	Zuzana Trnovcova	SVK	00:53:29	05:13:19	03:45:49	09:59:52	-03:11	US$ 2,500
8	Rach McBride	CAN	00:44:30	05:13:47	04:07:39	10:10:49	59:08	US$ 2,000
9	Ginger Howell	USA	00:49:56	05:49:47	03:25:52	10:12:14	-09:18	US$ 1,500
10	Katie Morales	USA	00:45:26	05:10:19	04:23:21	10:25:39	53:14	US$ 1,000
11	Katy Cargiulo	USA	00:50:15	05:46:20	03:54:22	10:38:24	21:36
	Angela Naeth	CAN	00:50:00	05:07:13		DNF

Ironman Florida 2002 (WPRO-only, Nov 6th) – Entry List

September 27, 2021

Updates:

Sept 27th: Added Gurutze Frades Larralde, Heather Jackson, Jocelyn McCauley, Fiona Moriarty, Jodie Robertson, Joanna Ryter, Imogen Simmonds, Samantha Snukis, Hannah Wells, Laura Zimmermann
Katharina Grohmann is no longer on the latest entry list.

Kona Slots and Prize Money

IM Florida 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
Katy Cargiulo	USA
Linsey Corbin	USA
Leanne Fanoy	UAE
Gurutze Frades Larralde (KQ)	ESP
Katharina Grohmann	GER
Brittany Higgins	USA
Heather Jackson	USA
Renee Kiley	AUS
Jocelyn McCauley	USA
Fiona Moriarty	IRL
Angela Naeth	CAN
Jodie Robertson	USA
Joanna Ryter	SUI
Imogen Simmonds	SUI
Jessica Smith	USA
Samantha Snukis	USA
Michelle Vesterby	DEN
Hannah Wells	NZL
Laura Zimmermann	GER

Ironman Austria 2022 – Analyzing Results

September 19, 2021

Course Conditions

IM Austria is traditionally a fast course, and with the winners going sub-9 and sub-8, this year was no exception (adjustment of 12:08). However, that was slower than the course rating for Austria (now at 17:48), and there were a lot of years with much faster conditions in 2014 and before.

There were a number of new course records. Most notably, female winner Laura Philipp broke Mirinda Carfrae’s 2016 run and overall course records. Laura’s 2:44 marathon was five minutes quicker and overall she improved the record by almost six minutes. On the men’s side, second-place finisher Rasmus Svenningsson improved on the 2015 bike record by Marino Vanhoenacker, and winner Denis Chevrot set a new run course record (breaking Marino’s 2011 marathon record).

Kona Qualifying

There was one male and one female Kona Pro slot available. These go to the winners

Denis Chevrot
and
Laura Philipp.

You can find the list of all athletes qualified for the October 2022 race in Kona here.

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Denis Chevrot	FRA	00:47:28	04:22:04	02:35:18	07:51:08	-16:26	US$ 12,000
2	Rasmus Svenningsson	SWE	00:50:08	04:09:29	02:44:49	07:51:33	-20:19	US$ 7,000
3	Arnaud Guilloux	FRA	00:47:38	04:12:17	02:52:17	07:58:46	-17:07	US$ 4,250
4	William Mennesson	FRA	00:50:56	04:21:30	02:45:45	08:04:27	05:25	US$ 3,500
5	Michael Weiss	AUT	00:52:14	04:20:10	02:46:03	08:04:45	-01:30	US$ 2,750
6	Mathias Lyngsoe Petersen	DEN	00:47:30	04:21:50	02:49:12	08:04:57	-09:38	US$ 2,250
7	Matt Trautman	ZAF	00:48:54	04:27:37	02:43:48	08:06:37	-06:23	US$ 2,000
8	Andrej Vistica	CRO	00:56:38	04:23:06	02:41:43	08:07:55	-21:14	US$ 1,500
9	Alessandro Degasperi	ITA	00:47:43	04:32:51	02:42:44	08:10:02	-07:03	US$ 1,250
10	Maximilian Hammerle	AUT	00:56:37	04:23:01	02:47:04	08:13:38	-07:36	US$ 1,000
11	Paul Schuster	GER	00:47:35	04:25:01	02:56:44	08:15:30	04:52
12	Lukasz Wojt	GER	00:45:13	04:26:53	02:59:45	08:18:52	-04:13
13	Albert Moreno Molins	ESP	00:52:13	04:34:17	02:48:02	08:22:20	-12:34
14	Philipp Mock	GER	00:56:32	04:22:37	03:03:34	08:30:59	-08:42
15	Nikolaj Rud Soerensen	DEN	00:54:33	04:26:36	03:03:25	08:31:56	n/a
16	Joachim Krauth	GER	00:56:38	04:42:49	02:46:32	08:32:59	xx:-10:17
17	Wouter Monchy	BEL	00:48:53	04:38:42	02:59:38	08:34:19	-17:29
18	Lucas Amirault	FRA	00:52:14	04:45:44	02:52:11	08:38:06	-14:34
19	Arnaud Margot	SUI	00:56:50	04:33:13	03:08:23	08:44:52	18:23
20	Morgan Bjoerkqvist	SWE	00:56:41	04:41:24	03:05:02	08:50:20	08:51
21	Stephan Benedikt	AUT	00:56:40	04:38:22	03:07:51	08:50:29	-03:02
22	Florian Kandutsch	AUT	00:56:35	04:47:25	02:59:01	08:51:20	-03:28
23	Adam Hansen	AUS	00:55:40	04:22:03	03:26:34	08:52:27	13:21
24	Luc Gabison	FRA	00:56:36	04:30:43	03:20:35	08:54:48	n/a
25	Christian Jais	GER	00:56:38	04:44:21	03:06:22	08:55:37	-15:51
26	Michiel De Wilde	NED	00:56:43	04:46:03	03:08:24	08:57:51	-30:06
27	Christoph Lorber	AUT	00:52:13	04:53:43	03:10:32	09:05:03	n/a
28	Gregor Schreiner	GER	00:47:36	04:33:18	03:43:26	09:15:31	n/a
29	David Rother	GER	01:04:28	04:52:48	03:22:25	09:26:56	-09:29
	Patrik Nilsson	SWE	00:47:32	04:22:07		DNF
	Andreas Jung	GER	00:47:40	04:24:46		DNF
	Ivan Tutukin	KAZ	00:47:35	04:24:57		DNF
	Markus Hoermann	GER	00:48:56	04:33:18		DNF
	Andrea Recagno	ITA	00:52:10	04:51:24		DNF
	Quentin De Vos	BEL	00:56:45	05:00:07		DNF
	Stenn Goetstouwers	BEL	00:47:43			DNF
	David Plese	SLO	00:52:08			DNF

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Laura Philipp	GER	00:54:19	04:50:09	02:44:48	08:35:32	-03:58	US$ 12,000
2	Katharina Grohmann	GER	01:05:13	04:59:52	03:08:10	09:20:43	-09:30	US$ 7,000
3	Gabriele Maria Obmann	AUT	01:00:28	04:59:57	03:14:28	09:22:19	n/a	US$ 4,250
4	Joanna Ryter	SUI	01:05:05	05:12:57	02:58:32	09:22:43	02:45	US$ 3,500
5	Chantal Cummings	GBR	00:54:22	05:05:45	03:20:39	09:27:26	00:01	US$ 2,750
6	Kristin Liepold	GER	01:05:11	05:11:50	03:02:24	09:29:02	10:33	US$ 2,250
7	Sarah Karpinski	USA	01:05:09	05:31:32	03:07:25	09:52:10	-12:31	US$ 2,000
8	Maja Betz	GER	01:04:58	05:34:07	03:11:36	09:58:14	43:41	US$ 1,500
9	Lisa-Maria Dornauer	AUT	00:58:54	05:23:12	03:43:52	10:16:50	n/a	US$ 1,250
10	Helena Herrero Gomez	ESP	01:05:11	05:55:59	03:24:31	10:35:09	28:29	US$ 1,000
	Zeljka Saban	CRO	00:54:24	05:31:27		DNF
	Carolin Lehrieder	GER	00:54:21			DNF

70.3 World Championships 2021 St. George – Analyzing Results

September 11, 2022

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Gustav Iden	NOR	00:24:53	01:58:58	01:11:31	03:37:12	-04:05	US$ 50,000
2	Sam Long	USA	00:25:53	02:00:48	01:12:10	03:41:08	-06:19	US$ 25,000
3	Daniel Baekkegard	DEN	00:23:51	02:03:01	01:13:22	03:42:23	-06:08	US$ 18,000
4	Miki Moerck Taagholt	DEN	00:23:53	02:03:06	01:13:59	03:43:07	-10:53	US$ 12,000
5	Jackson Laundry	CAN	00:24:49	02:01:57	01:14:37	03:43:24	-06:47	US$ 10,000
6	Ben Kanute	USA	00:23:47	02:03:12	01:15:04	03:43:47	-07:03	US$ 8,500
7	Eric Lagerstrom	USA	00:23:58	02:02:42	01:15:56	03:44:41	-11:27	US$ 8,000
8	Magnus Elbaek Ditlev	DEN	00:25:00	01:59:29	01:18:24	03:45:09	-01:50	US$ 7,500
9	Sam Appleton	AUS	00:23:49	02:02:39	01:16:33	03:45:17	-02:35	US$ 7,000
10	Filipe Azevedo	POR	00:24:44	02:05:01	01:15:02	03:47:02	-06:16	US$ 6,500
11	Mika Noodt	GER	00:24:52	02:07:53	01:12:30	03:47:09	00:11	US$ 6,000
12	Robert Kallin	SWE	00:24:57	02:01:50	01:19:09	03:48:06	-07:00	US$ 5,500
13	Jan Stratmann	GER	00:24:41	02:05:00	01:16:56	03:48:49	-02:14	US$ 4,500
14	Joe Gambles	AUS	00:25:31	02:07:08	01:15:27	03:50:15	-01:36	US$ 3,500
15	Tyler Butterfield	BMU	00:24:47	02:07:38	01:15:30	03:50:16	-01:27	US$ 3,000
16	Clement Mignon	FRA	00:24:56	02:08:45	01:16:00	03:52:11	01:29
17	Gregory Barnaby	ITA	00:24:57	02:09:58	01:15:58	03:53:07	00:55
18	Jason West	USA	00:24:42	02:11:03	01:15:51	03:53:29	00:02
19	Marty Andrie	USA	00:24:53	02:08:32	01:18:46	03:54:25	-16:45
20	Collin Chartier	USA	00:25:03	02:07:43	01:20:39	03:55:23	05:26
21	Igor Amorelli	BRA	00:25:03	02:07:33	01:20:34	03:55:28	03:00
22	Nicholas Chase	USA	00:25:36	02:07:01	01:21:13	03:56:15	-05:28
23	Martin Ulloa	CHI	00:24:38	02:07:42	01:22:31	03:57:25	-01:24
24	Gabor Faldum	HUN	00:24:45	02:11:42	01:19:54	03:58:30	04:34
25	Marcus Herbst	GER	00:25:51	02:07:57	01:23:22	03:59:13	01:01
26	Fernando Toldi	BRA	00:25:51	02:13:30	01:18:08	03:59:26	-00:39
27	Kristian Blummenfelt	NOR	00:23:52	02:17:22	01:16:28	03:59:50	16:42
28	Yohan Le Berre	FRA	00:27:16	02:16:23	01:15:42	04:01:49	-07:40
29	Taylor Reid	CAN	00:25:56	02:06:38	01:32:58	04:07:50	03:57
30	Tim Rea	AUS	00:25:33	02:17:07	01:23:12	04:08:19	-00:37
31	Yvan Jarrige	FRA	00:25:02	02:15:30	01:33:50	04:17:20	23:15
32	George Goodwin	GBR	00:27:19	02:17:13	01:30:23	04:17:20	27:38
	Frederic Funk	GER	00:24:39	02:00:57		DNF
	Elliot Smales	GBR	00:24:44			DNF
	Tim Reed	AUS	00:24:55			DNF
	Bradley Weiss	ZAF	00:25:53			DNF

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Lucy Charles-Barclay	GBR	00:24:35	02:14:58	01:18:47	04:00:19	-11:06	US$ 50,000
2	Jeanni Metzler	ZAF	00:26:08	02:20:18	01:20:11	04:08:38	-06:44	US$ 25,000
3	Taylor Knibb	USA	00:26:05	02:18:26	01:22:17	04:08:49	05:07	US$ 18,000
4	Katrina Matthews	GBR	00:28:14	02:17:44	01:22:36	04:10:45	-05:37	US$ 12,000
5	Emma Pallant-Browne	GBR	00:28:13	02:18:07	01:23:41	04:12:10	-02:30	US$ 10,000
6	Skye Moench	USA	00:28:25	02:17:42	01:24:23	04:12:49	-02:25	US$ 8,500
7	Jackie Hering	USA	00:27:19	02:22:28	01:22:56	04:15:02	-01:53	US$ 8,000
8	Holly Lawrence	GBR	00:26:03	02:21:05	01:26:56	04:16:02	04:03	US$ 7,500
9	Nikki Bartlett	GBR	00:30:20	02:19:12	01:24:19	04:16:17	-07:42	US$ 7,000
10	Anne Reischmann	GER	00:28:23	02:21:09	01:25:29	04:17:10	-07:35	US$ 6,500
11	Daniela Ryf	SUI	00:27:06	02:18:22	01:29:47	04:17:33	07:42	US$ 6,000
12	Pamella Oliveira	BRA	00:26:02	02:21:37	01:29:22	04:19:11	-04:11	US$ 5,500
13	Tamara Jewett	CAN	00:30:18	02:26:36	01:19:25	04:19:15	-01:12	US$ 4,500
14	Ellie Salthouse	AUS	00:27:04	02:21:00	01:30:53	04:21:11	03:13	US$ 3,500
15	Justine Mathieux	FRA	00:28:20	02:25:32	01:28:01	04:24:21	-09:10	US$ 3,000
16	Grace Thek	AUS	00:27:22	02:29:39	01:25:34	04:24:55	00:57
17	Lesley Smith	USA	00:28:27	02:33:25	01:23:17	04:28:10	07:06
18	Katharina Krueger	GER	00:27:20	02:29:32	01:29:36	04:28:50	-03:55
19	Line Thams	DEN	00:27:36	02:28:27	01:36:45	04:35:13	05:58
20	Grace Alexander	USA	00:27:23	02:30:58	01:35:30	04:36:12	n/a
21	Lisa Becharas	USA	00:30:20	02:29:13	01:36:19	04:38:18	06:11
22	Danielle Lewis	USA	00:32:38	02:32:48	01:35:36	04:43:43	15:07
23	Kimberly Goodell	USA	00:32:43	02:42:22	01:35:05	04:52:37	04:40
24	Jenny Fletcher	CAN	00:30:23	02:39:07	01:42:32	04:55:03	02:10
25	Julie Iemmolo	FRA	00:26:04	02:31:30	01:57:58	04:58:19	20:33
26	Maddy Pesch	USA	00:30:18	02:40:46	01:46:18	05:00:05	18:33
27	Rachel Mensch	USA	00:28:14	02:40:25	01:48:11	05:00:30	21:39
	Jocelyn McCauley	USA	00:28:22	02:31:24		DNF

Always Up-to-date Ironman World Championships 2021 (St. George, May 7th, 2022) Startlist

May 4, 2022

Here is the start list for the Ironman World Championships 2021, originally scheduled for October 2021 in Kona and now planned for May 2022 in St. George, UT. I will update when athletes withdraw from the race.

For more details about the Pro field and the race, check out my St. George Rating Report.

Updates

May 4th: Carolin Lehrieder made the trip to St. George but is also sick and feels not well enough to race.
May 2nd: Laura Philipp posted that she’s had some fever after a positive Corona-test and won’t be able travel to St. George for the race.
April 29th: Tara Grosvenor is building up for the 2022 season and has confirmed to me she is not racing St. George. Justine Mathieux has already travelled to the US but has been diagnosed with a broken bone in her foot.
April 28th: Kylie Simpson announced that she has shifted her next targeted race to IM Cairns.
April 26th: Sara Svensk has withdrawn with hip issues. Simone Mitchell also won’t be racing as she’s wasn’t able to do any intensity because of what’s now been diagnosed as Epstein-Barr virus.
April 22nd: Joe Skipper also won’t be able to race St. George as he feels that racing after his Covid infection he’s “still unable to train anywhere near like I would need to do to be competitive”.
April 22nd: Ironman has released a bib list. There are a a few athletes who have not been assigned a number. A few have been added back in, but I have now crossed out those who are still without a bib as I was able to confirm with most of them that they won’t race. (Please let me know if I crossed out someone who will be racing after all!)
April 21st: Javier Gomez posted on Instagram that he’s caught Covid and it’s hitting him quite hard, making a start in St. George unrealistic or irresponsible.
April 14th: Jan Frodeno had to announce that a partial achilles rupture prevents him from racing in St. George. Tim Van Berkel will be racing closer to home at IM Australia which means he can’t race in St. George.
March 31st: Lucy Charles-Barclay had to announce that she has a stress fracture in her left hip and is out of St. George and the Sub8-project.
March 30th: Back in February, Emilio Aguayo Munoz has had heart problems that keep him from racing in St. George (link to Spanish YouTube video). By now, he’s back into training and works for another chance to race the best in the world.
March 29th: Sarah Crowley announced that she plans to stay in Australia for a while longer and targets IM Australia (May 1st) and IM Cairns (June 12th) with a focus towards Kona in October.
March 28th: Andi Boecherer plans to skip St. George and then race Roth in his final Pro season.
March 26th: Another pregnancy: Kim Morrisson looks forward to an August baby boy.
March 13th: Michelle Vesterby announced that she’s pregnant with her second baby (congratulations to the whole family!) and won’t be racing St. George.
March 7th: Hannah Wells won’t be racing in St. George but hopes to start her season in a race soon after the Ironman World Championships.
March 4th: When travelling to the US, Josh Amberger had problems with his Visa and was denied entry.
February 26th: Patrick Lange had a bike crash during his training camp and suffered a shoulder injury (Instagram post) that will make it impossible for him to race in St. George.
February 25th: Both Mirinda Carfrae and Tim O’Donnell won’t be racing St. George. Carrie Lester will also not start.
February 18th: Teresa Adam is still rebuilding and won’t be racing in St. George.
February 17th: Rasmus Svenningsson posted on Instagram that he “was hit by a van (luckily at quite low speed) and fractured my collarbone as well as scapula”.
February 9th: Flora Duffy confirmed to me that she has declined her wild card.
February 3rd: Sarah Piampiano announced the end of her Pro career. I have crossed her out in the start list below.
February 1st: Imogen Simmonds mentioned in an Instagram post that she will undergo surgery “on the hip to repair a tear in the labrum and a femoroacetabular impingement, with a few weeks on crutches”. This makes it unlikely for her to be in (top) shape for St. George.
September 24th: The race has been rescheduled for May 7th in St. George, UT.
September 17th: Initial post. For now, I am listing all athletes qualified. As far as I know, all qualifiers intend to race with the possible exception of Flora Duffy. Flora was offered a wild card and indicated she would decline.

To all the athletes with an injury, fingers crossed for a speedy and full recovery!

Male Race Participants

Name	Nation	Age	Previous Results
Bart Aernouts	BEL	37	7 finishes (8 starts)
~~Emilio Aguayo Munoz~~	~~ESP~~	31	none
~~Josh Amberger~~	~~AUS~~	32	2 finishes (3 starts)
Florian Angert (KQ)	GER	29	none
Daniel Baekkegard	DEN	25	1 finish
Kristian Blummenfelt (KQ)	NOR	27	none
~~Andi Boecherer~~	~~GER~~	38	5 finishes (7 starts)
Alistair Brownlee	GBR	33	1 finish
Matt Burton (KQ)	AUS	34	none
Tyler Butterfield	BMU	38	5 finishes (7 starts)
Leon Chevalier (KQ)	FRA	26	none
Denis Chevrot	FRA	34	3 finishes (4 starts)
Braden Currie	NZL	35	3 finishes
Mario De Elias	ARG	37	1 finish
Andreas Dreitz	GER	33	1 finish (2 starts)
Adam Feigh	USA	29	none
~~Jan Frodeno (KQ)~~	~~GER~~	40	5 finishes, 3 wins (2015, 2016, 2019)
Henrik Goesch	FIN	27	none
Pedro Gomes	POR	38	2 finishes (4 starts)
~~Javier Gomez~~	~~ESP~~	38	1 finish
Arnaud Guilloux	FRA	33	none
Matt Hanson	USA	36	2 finishes (4 starts)
Pieter Heemeryck	BEL	32	none
Ben Hoffman (KQ)	USA	38	8 finishes (9 starts)
Kristian Hogenhaug	DEN	30	1 finish
Gustav Iden (KQ)	NOR	26	none
Sebastian Kienle (KQ)	GER	37	7 finishes (8 starts), 1 win (2014)
Sam Laidlow	FRA	23	none
~~Patrick Lange~~	~~GER~~	35	3 finishes (4 starts), 2 wins (2017, 2018)
Chris Leiferman	USA	35	1 finish
Sam Long	USA	26	none
David McNamee	GBR	33	4 finishes (5 starts)
Justin Metzler	USA	28	none
Max Neumann	AUS	26	none
Patrik Nilsson	SWE	30	1 finish (3 starts)
~~Timothy O’Donnell~~	~~USA~~	41	8 finishes (9 starts)
~~Mike Phillips~~	~~NZL~~	31	2 finishes
Jason Pohl	CAN	31	none
Kevin Portmann	FRA	35	none
Andy Potts	USA	45	11 finishes
Matthew Russell	USA	38	7 finishes (8 starts)
Lionel Sanders (KQ)	CAN	33	5 finishes
~~Joe Skipper (KQ)~~	~~GBR~~	33	4 finishes
Kyle Smith	NZL	24	none
Boris Stein	GER	37	4 finishes (5 starts)
~~Rasmus Svenningsson~~	~~SWE~~	29	none
Matt Trautman (KQ)	ZAF	36	1 finish (2 starts)
Jan van Berkel (KQ)	SUI	33	4 finishes (5 starts)
~~Tim Van Berkel~~	~~AUS~~	37	6 finishes
Michael Weiss	AUT	41	7 finishes (9 starts)
Cameron Wurf	AUS	38	3 finishes

Female Race Participants

Name	Nation	Age	Previous Results
~~Teresa Adam~~	~~NZL~~	31	1 finish
Ruth Astle (KQ)	GBR	32	none
Nikki Bartlett	GBR	34	1 finish (2 starts)
~~Mirinda Carfrae~~	~~AUS~~	40	8 finishes (10 starts), 3 wins (2010, 2013, 2014)
~~Lucy Charles-Barclay (KQ)~~	~~GBR~~	28	3 finishes
Haley Chura	USA	36	2 finishes (3 starts)
~~Judith Corachan Vaquera~~	~~ESP~~	37	none
Linsey Corbin	USA	40	12 finishes (13 starts)
~~Sarah Crowley~~	~~AUS~~	39	4 finishes
~~Chantal Cummings~~	~~GBR~~	31	none
~~Flora Duffy~~	~~BMU~~	34	none
Kelly Fillnow	USA	39	none
Gurutze Frades Larralde (KQ)	ESP	41	4 finishes
~~Tara Grosvenor~~	~~GBR~~	34	none
Anne Haug (KQ)	GER	39	2 finishes, 1 win (2019)
Heather Jackson (KQ)	USA	37	5 finishes
Meredith Kessler	USA	43	5 finishes (8 starts)
Renee Kiley	AUS	39	none
Tessa Kortekaas	NED	33	none
~~Chloe Lane~~	~~AUS~~	31	none
Fenella Langridge	GBR	29	none
~~Carolin Lehrieder~~	~~GER~~	32	none
~~Carrie Lester~~	~~AUS~~	40	4 finishes (5 starts)
~~Justine Mathieux (KQ)~~	~~FRA~~	25	none
Katrina Matthews	GBR	31	none
Rach McBride	CAN	43	1 finish
Jocelyn McCauley (KQ)	USA	33	2 finishes (3 starts)
~~Simone Mitchell~~	~~GBR~~	34	none
Skye Moench (KQ)	USA	33	none
~~Kimberley Morrison~~	~~GBR~~	34	1 finish
Angela Naeth	CAN	39	1 finish (2 starts)
Lisa Norden	SWE	37	none
~~Laura Philipp (KQ)~~	~~GER~~	34	1 finish
~~Sarah Piampiano~~	~~USA~~	41	5 finishes (6 starts)
Daniela Ryf (KQ)	SUI	34	6 finishes, 4 wins (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)
Joanna Ryter (KQ)	SUI	27	none
Laura Siddall	GBR	41	3 finishes
~~Imogen Simmonds~~	~~SUI~~	28	1 finish
~~Kylie Simpson (KQ)~~	~~AUS~~	38	none
Maja Stage Nielsen	DEN	33	3 finishes
~~Sara Svensk (KQ)~~	~~SWE~~	32	0 finishes (1 start)
~~Michelle Vesterby~~	~~DEN~~	38	6 finishes (7 starts)
~~Amelia Watkinson~~	~~NZL~~	30	none
~~Hannah Wells~~	~~NZL~~	31	none
Laura Zimmermann (KQ)	GER	30	none