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Please let me know your top picks on IM-Predictions! We’re already at round #5 for this season, but there will be a lot more chances to score more points until Kona!

Previous Winners

Year	Male Winner	Time	Female Winner	Time
2005	Chris McCormack (AUS)	08:25:44	Lisa Bentley (CAN)	09:13:20
2006	Chris McCormack (AUS)	08:20:42	Lisa Bentley (CAN)	09:19:44
2007	Patrick Vernay (NCL)	08:21:49	Rebekah Keat (AUS)	09:12:59
2008	Patrick Vernay (NCL)	08:31:32	Chrissie Wellington (GBR)	09:03:54
2009	Patrick Vernay (NCL)	08:24:53	Chrissie Wellington (GBR)	08:57:10
2010	Patrick Vernay (NCL)	08:23:54	Carrie Lester (AUS)	09:23:46
2011	Pete Jacobs (AUS)	08:29:28	Caroline Steffen (SUI)	09:29:54
2012	Paul Ambrose (GBR)	08:17:38	Michelle Gailey (AUS)	09:34:57
2013	Luke Bell (AUS)	08:30:23	Rebecca Hoschke (AUS)	09:34:55

Last Year’s TOP 3

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time
1	Luke Bell	AUS	00:47:25	04:46:02	02:53:48	08:30:23
2	Patrick Evoe	USA	00:53:20	04:51:16	02:54:58	08:42:58
3	Luke Whitmore	AUS	00:52:49	05:08:23	02:58:37	09:03:30

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time
1	Rebecca Hoschke	AUS	00:57:05	05:15:01	03:18:46	09:34:55
2	Ange Castle	AUS	01:01:19	05:12:06	03:23:19	09:41:38
3	Nicole Ward	AUS	00:54:24	05:38:08	03:16:38	09:52:31

Course Records

Leg	Gender	Record	Athlete	Date
Total	overall	08:17:38	Paul Ambrose	2012-04-29
Swim	overall	00:44:32	Adrian Cominotto	2010-03-28
Bike	overall	04:31:25	Paul Ambrose	2012-04-29
Run	overall	02:47:20	Tim Van Berkel	2012-04-29
Total	female	08:57:10	Chrissie Wellington	2009-04-05
Swim	female	00:48:42	Melissa Ashton	2006-05-11
Bike	female	05:00:57	Carrie Lester	2010-03-28
Run	female	03:01:06	Lisa Bentley	2006-05-11

Course Rating

The Course Rating for IM Australia is 04:51.

Race Adjustments for IM Australia

Year	Adjustment	Swim Adj.	Bike Adj.	Run Adj.	# of Athletes	Rating	Swim Rating	Bike Rating	Run Rating
2005	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a	0	n/a	n/a	n/a	n/a
2006	01:48	02:09	-07:42	00:32	16	01:48	02:09	-07:42	00:32
2007	04:10	01:52	-04:43	01:16	24	02:59	02:01	-06:13	00:54
2008	00:09	-00:01	-03:03	00:57	20	02:02	01:20	-05:09	00:55
2009	02:25	-00:18	-04:23	02:39	24	02:08	00:56	-04:58	01:21
2010	07:54	04:53	03:21	00:12	14	03:17	01:43	-03:18	01:07
2011	02:18	02:14	-02:29	01:54	13	03:07	01:48	-03:10	01:15
2012	06:09	02:21	01:08	04:11	9	03:33	01:53	-02:33	01:40
2013	14:00	01:35	-03:28	08:01	8	04:51	01:51	-02:40	02:28

KPR points and Prize Money

IM Australia has 2000 KPR points for the winner. It has a total prize purse of 40k$.

There are not too many athletes that are racing with a focus on KPR points. Luke Bell and Peter Robertson are probably the only two athletes that were seriously making plans to race Kona this year, but both are only at around 1.000 points and would need a win (and some more points from 70.3 races) to have a chance for a July cutoff.

On the women’s side, Mel Hauschildt is an automatic qualifier as the 70.3 champion, so she just has to validate her slot by finishing. Lisa Marangon (currently at 2.860) is the best placed athlete in the KPR, she would also need a win to make it to Kona.

Male Race Participants

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Swim Rating	Bike Rating	Run Rating	Rank
1	5	Denis Chevrot	FRA	08:34:17	08:38:57	00:47:28	04:45:44	02:55:01	(38)
2	4	Peter Robertson	AUS	08:39:22	08:44:05	00:45:57	04:37:01	03:03:53	(54)
3	9	Nick Baldwin	SEY	08:47:23	08:52:10	00:53:11	04:48:30	03:03:24	87
4	1	Luke Bell	AUS	08:48:05	08:52:53	00:48:19	04:44:11	03:15:29	94
5	8	Jason Shortis	AUS	08:48:27	08:53:15	00:54:00	04:51:08	03:01:47	97
6	2	Paul Ambrose	GBR	08:51:27	08:56:16	00:49:02	04:44:42	03:18:14	109
7	3	Matty White	AUS	08:53:32	08:58:23	00:51:53	04:50:33	03:12:46	122
8	6	Luke Whitmore	AUS	08:57:51	09:02:44	00:54:14	05:01:13	03:01:17	144
9	7	Elliot Holtham	CAN	08:59:34	09:04:28	00:53:04	04:49:19	03:09:31	(150)
10	10	Simon Cochrane	NZL	09:05:08	09:10:05	00:53:01	05:03:05	03:07:52	169
11	12	Jon Woods	NZL	09:42:56	09:48:13	00:56:27	05:05:25	03:35:51	308
12	13	Dan Brown	PHI	09:58:01	10:03:27	01:03:20	05:39:36	03:50:01	360
	11	Darren Jenkins	USA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	(n/a)

Female Race Participants

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Swim Rating	Bike Rating	Run Rating	Rank
1	22	Michelle Gailey	AUS	09:42:11	09:47:28	00:54:18	05:36:34	03:18:37	54
2	23	Lisa Marangon	AUS	09:49:56	09:55:17	00:54:33	05:17:58	03:37:51	68
3	24	Melanie Burke	NZL	09:51:43	09:57:05	01:07:51	05:22:07	03:23:31	74
4	21	Hillary Biscay	USA	10:04:31	10:10:00	00:52:18	05:34:25	03:36:49	98
5	25	Tamsyn Hayes	NZL	10:04:49	10:10:18	00:58:51	05:20:39	03:42:43	100
6	26	Dimity-Lee Duke	AUS	10:38:12	10:44:00	01:05:11	05:36:51	03:48:06	(142)
7	27	Megumi Shigaki	JPN	11:00:23	11:06:23	00:59:36	05:43:30	04:15:22	149
	20	Melissa Hauschildt	AUS	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	(n/a)

Winning Odds

Male Race Participants

Defending champion Luke Bell has had a good 2013 season (wins in Australia and Mont Tremblant) that don’t end well: A frustrating 31st in Kona, then a DNF in Western Australia and a knee injury. He’s hopefully fully recovered, but not the top pick. This spot goes to Paul Ambrose but he also has few DNFs lately. Other contenders are „newcomers“ (to the IM distance) Denis Chevrot, Peter Robertson and Nick Baldwin, and the „old hands“ Jason Shortis and Matty White.

• Paul Ambrose: 35% (2-1)
• Luke Bell: 22% (4-1)
• Denis Chevrot: 18% (5-1)
• Peter Robertson: 8% (12-1)
• Jason Shortis: 7% (12-1)
• Matty White: 7% (13-1)
• Nick Baldwin: 2% (44-1)

Female Race Participants

The „headliner“ in the women’s race is Mel Hauschildt. She is racing her first Ironman, so it is hard to estimate how her performance will turn out. She has taken some time top get ready for the race, so if nothing bad happens during the race, she should win comfortably as I can see no one that could challenge her on a good bike and run day. (I’m putting her chances for a win at 50%, not based on previous IM results but based on how good of an athlete she as proven to be on the shorter distances.) However, if she does run into problems, there are a number of athletes more than eager to win an Ironman race.

• Melissa Hauschildt: 50% (1-1)
• Michelle Gailey: 22% (4-1)
• Lisa Marangon: 18% (5-1)
• Melanie Burke: 5% (19-1)
• Hillary Biscay: 4% (24-1)

Previous Year’s TOP 3

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time
1	Dylan McNeice	NZL	00:47:00	04:29:35	02:54:54	08:16:21
2	Georg Potrebitsch	GER	00:52:19	04:28:40	03:01:46	08:27:06
3	Fredrik Croneborg	SWE	00:56:20	04:34:57	02:52:33	08:28:28

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time
1	Belinda Granger	AUS	01:01:16	04:55:34	03:21:10	09:23:15
2	Hillary Biscay	USA	00:54:53	05:09:54	03:27:18	09:37:40
3	Kate Bevilaqua	AUS	00:56:26	05:24:00	03:39:14	10:05:09

Course Records

Leg	Gender	Record	Athlete	Date
Total	overall	08:16:21	Dylan McNeice	2013-05-04
Swim	overall	00:47:00	Dylan McNeice	2013-05-04
Bike	overall	04:28:40	Georg Potrebitsch	2013-05-04
Bike	overall	04:28:40	Todd Skipworth	2013-05-04
Run	overall	02:52:33	Fredrik Croneborg	2013-05-04
Total	female	09:23:15	Belinda Granger	2013-05-04
Swim	female	00:54:53	Hillary Biscay	2013-05-04
Bike	female	04:55:34	Belinda Granger	2013-05-04
Run	female	03:21:10	Belinda Granger	2013-05-04

Course Rating

The Course Rating for Challenge Taiwan is 09:36.

Race Adjustments for Challenge Taiwan

Year	Adjustment	Swim Adj.	Bike Adj.	Run Adj.	# of Athletes	Rating	Swim Rating	Bike Rating	Run Rating
2013	09:36	-04:41	12:29	05:45	12	09:36	-04:41	12:29	05:45

Male Race Participants

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Swim Rating	Bike Rating	Run Rating	Rank
1	1	Dylan McNeice	NZL	08:38:00	08:47:23	00:44:58	04:51:08	03:06:43	65
2	5	Andrej Vistica	CRO	08:39:31	08:48:56	00:53:50	04:43:34	03:03:09	73
3	2	Fredrik Croneborg	SWE	08:41:30	08:50:57	00:52:09	04:56:10	02:59:00	81
4	6	Nick Baldwin	SEY	08:42:42	08:52:10	00:53:11	04:48:30	03:03:24	89
5	7	Matt Burton	AUS	08:43:14	08:52:43	00:54:22	04:38:56	03:07:31	(95)
6	13	Jason Shortis	AUS	08:43:46	08:53:15	00:54:00	04:51:08	03:01:47	99
7	9	Petr Vabrousek	CZE	08:48:00	08:57:34	00:54:52	04:52:49	03:03:21	116
8	3	Guy Crawford	NZL	08:50:51	09:00:28	00:48:47	04:45:04	03:24:56	132
9	4	Matt Burgess	NZL	09:09:44	09:19:41	00:49:56	04:49:27	03:24:39	(204)
10	12	Jaroslav Kovacic	SLO	09:22:15	09:32:26	00:50:03	05:04:49	03:20:01	(247)
11	11	Eneko Elosegui	ESP	09:22:47	09:32:59	00:59:52	05:00:10	03:25:28	248
12	14	Till Schramm	GER	10:02:32	10:13:27	00:55:15	04:51:52	04:06:26	(384)
	8	Mao Yung yang	TWN	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	(n/a)
	10	Brad Wauer	AUS	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	(n/a)

Female Race Participants

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Swim Rating	Bike Rating	Run Rating	Rank
1	52	Gina Crawford	NZL	09:15:58	09:26:02	00:51:55	05:14:00	03:13:13	10
2	56	Britta Martin	NZL	09:29:34	09:39:53	01:00:30	05:12:08	03:18:38	34
3	50	Belinda Granger	AUS	09:30:28	09:40:48	00:54:05	05:10:52	03:30:12	37
4	61	Simone Maier	GER	09:44:56	09:55:32	01:04:19	05:21:49	03:19:05	69
5	58	Kate Bevilaqua	AUS	09:52:29	10:03:13	00:56:42	05:24:46	03:36:06	90
6	55	Yvette Grice	GBR	09:53:06	10:03:51	00:55:41	05:36:08	03:24:01	92
7	51	Hillary Biscay	USA	09:59:09	10:10:00	00:52:18	05:34:25	03:36:49	98
8	59	Yasuko Miyazaki	JPN	10:23:32	10:34:50	01:00:29	05:54:05	03:38:53	135
9	53	Jodie Scott	AUS	10:29:53	10:41:18	00:56:44	05:39:59	03:57:53	(140)
10	54	Kathrin Walther	GER	10:33:13	10:44:41	00:59:10	05:37:54	03:52:20	(142)
	60	Stef Puszka	AUS	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	(n/a)
	57	Jessica Fleming	AUS	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	(n/a)

Winning Odds

Male Race Participants

• Dylan McNeice: 36% (2-1)
• Fredrik Croneborg: 24% (3-1)
• Jason Shortis: 12% (8-1)
• Andrej Vistica: 12% (8-1)
• Petr Vabrousek: 6% (16-1)
• Matt Burton: 4% (22-1)
• Nick Baldwin: 4% (24-1)
• Guy Crawford: 2% (41-1)

Female Race Participants

• Gina Crawford: 60% (1-1)
• Britta Martin: 19% (4-1)
• Belinda Granger: 15% (6-1)
• Kate Bevilaqua: 2% (40-1)
• Yvette Grice: 2% (60-1)

Race Conditions

This was the first year that South Africa had a new bike course. The adjustment for the bike was a slow -12:49. As the conditions on the swim seemed pretty normal (-1:37, pretty much in line with a swim rating of -3:02), it can’t only be caused by strong winds but is probably a consequence of the harder, hillier bike course. Also, the run was only a little bit slower than normal.

Male Race Results

After a long injury break, Nils Frommhold had his comeback races late in 2013, ending in a 5th place in the shortened IM Cozumel. He must have done some great session since then – he posted the fastest times in all three legs and won his second IM race by more than six minutes. The surprise second was Kyle Buckingham in his first professional IM, winning a duel late in the run with Faris Al-Sultan.

Bas Diederen came off the bike with Faris and was running steadily in 4th, but couldn’t bridge back up. Defending champion Ronnie Schildknecht was kicked in the stomach during the swim, and had to retire after the bike.

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to expected
1	Nils Frommhold	GER	00:48:17	04:37:12	02:55:59	08:26:07	-10:35
2	Kyle Buckingham	ZAF	00:49:53	04:41:03	02:57:33	08:32:39	n/a
3	Faris Al-Sultan	GER	00:48:27	04:43:34	02:56:59	08:33:19	-02:01
4	Bas Diederen	NED	00:48:33	04:43:28	03:00:42	08:37:25	-10:30
5	Matt Trautman	ZAF	00:49:43	04:54:17	03:00:04	08:48:25	n/a
6	Darby Thomas	FIN	00:59:54	04:51:22	02:58:42	08:55:21	-27:02
7	Marek Jaskolka	POL	00:49:50	05:05:58	02:59:56	09:00:15	-08:58
8	Miquel Blanchart	ESP	00:49:54	05:10:40	02:59:32	09:04:09	15:43
9	Michael Davidson	ZAF	00:58:01	05:07:40	03:03:07	09:13:42	-06:04
10	Karol Dzalaj	SVK	00:56:02	04:57:18	03:23:06	09:21:53	03:10
11	Rafael Wyss	SUI	01:00:02	05:02:31	03:14:26	09:22:08	00:11
12	Craig Twigg	GBR	00:55:09	04:56:16	03:34:39	09:31:00	-17:28
13	James Cunnama	ZAF	00:50:45	05:16:03	03:26:34	09:37:42	52:24
14	Bradley Venter	ZAF	00:55:56	05:22:06	03:26:58	09:49:44	n/a
15	Gerhard De Bruin	ZAF	00:57:47	05:19:29	03:35:41	09:57:46	n/a
16	Luca De Paolis	ITA	01:00:15	05:20:07	03:40:02	10:07:56	08:24
17	Georg Potrebitsch	GER	00:49:51	05:29:48	04:04:29	10:35:52	1:35:23
18	Martin Cain	GBR	01:01:50	05:42:49	03:48:25	10:42:43	42:59
19	Marek Nemcik	SVK	01:16:48	06:27:14	04:31:09	12:25:14	13:40
20	Pedro Gomes	POR	00:49:49	05:02:38		DNF
21	Ronnie Schildknecht	SUI	00:53:47	04:47:54		DNF
22	Anton Blokhin	UKR	00:52:50			DNF
23	Bertrand Billard	FRA	00:50:06	04:52:43		DNF
24	Kent Horner	ZAF	00:50:08			DNF
25	Edo Van der Meer	NED	00:48:31			DNF

Female Race Results

Once more, the women’s race was very exciting. As usual, Jodie Swallow stormed ahead on the swim and the bike, and started the run almost 10 minutes in front. Michelle Vesterby seemed to be in a good position, but also had to retire having sustained bruise ribs on the swim. Lucy Gossage took 2nd place and was slowly eating into Jodie’s lead. However, it was Simone Brändli who overtook both of them and won the race. Lucy managed to distance Jodie by 52 seconds, and the first three were within a little bit over two minutes. Jodie left it all on the course:

Defending champion Jessie Donavan was back by more than 20 minutes after the swim, then posted the fastest bike split but couldn’t make up any more ground on the run and finished in fourth place.

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to expected
1	Simone Braendli	SUI	00:51:00	05:26:55	03:09:08	09:31:54	-20:25
2	Lucy Gossage	GBR	00:59:50	05:18:47	03:09:55	09:33:07	-06:54
3	Jodie Swallow	GBR	00:48:34	05:21:19	03:19:40	09:33:59	-02:17
4	Jessie Donavan	USA	01:09:16	05:17:08	03:18:13	09:49:44	02:19
5	Astrid Ganzow	GER	01:01:11	05:24:33	03:30:05	10:00:55	n/a
6	Katja Konschak	GER	00:54:36	05:41:30	03:32:45	10:15:12	00:52
7	Karina Ottosen	DEN	01:00:01	06:00:21	03:42:58	10:48:39	35:09
8	Claire Horner	ZAF	01:01:43	05:57:54	03:54:29	11:02:12	00:52
9	Caroline Koll	ZAF	01:02:03	06:24:46	03:52:05	11:25:14	10:18
10	Linda Scattolin	ITA	01:09:31	06:06:27	04:16:05	11:38:13	n/a
11	Michelle Vesterby	DEN	00:54:28	05:23:13		DNF
12	Monique Grossrieder	SUI	01:09:07			DNF
13	Lucie Reed	CZE	00:49:53	05:53:53		DNF
14	Natascha Badmann	SUI	01:08:06	05:31:13		DNF
15	Erika Csomor	HUN	01:02:41	05:39:15		DNF

Race Conditions

This year’s race was a lot quicker than the 2013 race, with an adjustment 8:37 ist was neither really fast nor really slow. Both the swim and the bike were faster, even if the run was a little bit slower. From what I heard it was a relatively hot and humid race – pretty much what you can expect from a resort town on the ocean.

Male Race Results

Jan Van Berkel was leading the race after the bike, but he faded on the run and ended up in 7th place. Daniel Fontana had the smartest race, he posted fast times across all legs and it was clear pretty early in the run that it was his race to loose. He was trying to win an Ironman for quite some time, and in Los Cabos everything went well for him. Stephen Bayliss also had a good, solid race and finished second, and with Domenico Passuello another Italian rounded out the podium. 

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to expected
1	Daniel Fontana	ITA	00:47:43	04:39:53	02:55:06	08:26:15	-02:58
2	Stephen Bayliss	GBR	00:45:37	04:42:08	03:01:10	08:32:19	-09:10
3	Domenico Passuello	ITA	00:51:43	04:35:54	03:02:46	08:34:18	-27:40
4	Swen Sundberg	GER	00:49:51	04:43:06	03:00:59	08:38:17	-05:34
5	Patrick Evoe	USA	00:51:46	04:46:26	02:58:18	08:40:13	-09:14
6	Matthew Russell	USA	00:51:34	04:51:41	02:54:51	08:42:20	-04:15
7	Jan Van Berkel	SUI	00:47:46	04:36:25	03:18:30	08:46:31	-03:33
8	Derek Garcia	USA	00:49:51	04:43:03	03:12:50	08:49:53	-10:11
9	Petr Vabrousek	CZE	00:53:10	04:49:53	03:10:57	08:59:38	11:04
10	Mike Schifferle	SUI	00:57:07	04:45:37	03:17:43	09:06:18	11:48
11	Jim Lubinski	USA	00:58:10	05:11:53	02:54:49	09:09:10	-31:29
12	Ezequiel Morales	ARG	00:49:49	05:04:43	03:11:52	09:12:07	29:11
13	Douglas MacLean	USA	00:53:08	05:03:32	03:09:26	09:13:14	-00:59
14	Sergio Quezada	MEX	00:49:52	05:06:30	03:52:41	09:54:24	-03:52
15	Matthew Curbeau	USA	01:01:11	05:04:09	03:47:34	09:59:21	n/a
16	Allan Villanueva	MEX	00:51:41	05:16:01	03:51:26	10:14:29	1:05:34
17	Scott Defilippis	USA	00:51:47	05:18:27	04:34:13	10:49:57	1:42:40
18	Dan Mcintosh	USA	00:49:51	04:50:53	05:05:16	10:49:58	1:54:06
19	Josef Svoboda	CZE	01:07:39	06:28:02	04:24:04	12:09:18	25:07
20	James Duff	USA	00:51:15	04:58:28		DNF
21	Brent Mcburney	USA	00:54:19	05:10:07		DNF
22	Greg Close	USA	00:58:24			DNF
23	Trevor Delsaut	FRA	00:49:52			DNF
24	TJ Tollakson	USA	00:47:40	04:40:13		DNF

Female Race Results

Race favorite Linsey Corbin was patient and trusted her run to real in bike leader Carrie Lester. Even though Linsey ran a bit slower than expected, her good swim and bike times ensured she won in convincing fashion. Lisa Ribes had the best marathon and ran her way into second place. Carrie Lester held on to the third spot on the podium:

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to expected
1	Linsey Corbin	USA	00:53:11	05:06:17	03:12:03	09:16:43	01:24
2	Lisa Ribes	USA	01:01:55	05:10:14	03:02:43	09:20:40	-14:50
3	Carrie Lester	AUS	00:52:49	05:05:03	03:24:42	09:26:35	-14:58
4	Beth Shutt	USA	00:55:53	05:16:57	03:14:27	09:32:28	-19:18
5	Haley Chura	USA	00:47:57	05:23:16	03:17:27	09:33:35	-05:55
6	Katy Blakemore	USA	00:47:59	05:25:55	03:19:47	09:37:56	-02:53
7	Kathleen Calkins	USA	00:52:53	05:26:32	03:20:03	09:44:27	13:13
8	Ashley Clifford	USA	00:51:45	05:37:22	03:12:13	09:45:57	14:22
9	Katharina Grohmann	GER	01:13:10	05:23:57	03:20:50	10:02:19	-03:22
10	Molly Roohi	USA	01:05:09	05:31:11	03:26:02	10:09:10	-13:09
11	Caroline Gregory	USA	00:52:44	05:51:35	03:24:13	10:12:52	-09:34
12	Saleta Castro	ESP	00:55:49	05:25:38	03:54:23	10:21:04	16:29
13	Alyssa Godesky	USA	01:01:43	05:35:48	03:39:49	10:22:29	n/a
14	Kristina Wiegand	GER	01:02:06	06:02:44	04:34:17	11:46:02	30:54
15	Sara Gross	CAN	00:56:50	05:41:54		DNF
16	Karen Thibodeau	CAN	00:52:41	05:17:20		DNF
17	Anne Basso	FRA	00:56:44	05:32:35		DNF
18	Mackenzie Madison	USA	00:56:50	05:31:43		DNF