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I’ve started to work on my Kona 2012 Rating Report. As last year, there will be information on

• the Kona pro field (men and women),
• the previous results of the Kona participants and
• my predictions for Kona 2012.

It going to be a 25-page-plus PDF that will be the ideal information to have when following the Kona coverage. If you’re interested in the report and aren’t on my mailing list, please subscribe using the form in the sidebar.

My 2012 Summer Rating Report focuses on

• the Ironman races in the 2012 qualifying series
• the best performances and ratings
• the current KPR standings
• the upcoming July races that decide the first round of qualifyers
• predictions for Kona 2012

We also have a cool new title photo which was provided by Rich Cruse.

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Download the Report here.

Feel free to share with others and let me know what you think. If there are points you don’t agree with or have some ideas for additional analysis, I’d also like to hear from you!

I’ve started to work on my next Rating Report which will have a look at affairs before the first wave of Kona qualifiers is decided at the end of July. If you have any specific issues you’d like to have analyzed, please let me know. In order to be notified as soon as the report is available, please subscribe to my mailing list using the form in the right-hand column. I’ve been quite busy lately, but I plan to have it out before the end of June.

My 2011 Rating Report focuses on

• the TOP 10 ratings at the end of the year
• the best performances of 2011
• the Ironman Money List
• a discussion of the improvements in world records
• tons of data about 2011 races and athletes participating in them

If you haven’t already, please join my mailing list in order to be notified when new reports become available (just use the form in the sidebar on the right).

Download the Report here.

Feel free to share with others interested in a statistical look at the 2011 season and let me know what you think.

I’ve started to work on my end-of-season Rating Report. In addition to some of the things that I’ve already posted on this blog or stuff that has been discussed on the IMTalk podcast, there will also be some new material. As the Kona report, it will be a 10-page-or more PDF file with tons of information for the “data geeks”, looking back at the 2011 Ironman-distance season. If you haven’t done already, please subscribe to my mailing list using the form in the right-hand column and I’ll let you know when it’s available. I’m quite busy in the next week, but I plan to have it out by mid-January.

January 14th Update: The report is almost done, I’m at 30+ pages and have some small editing tasks left. I will publish early next week. If you want to be notified as soon as it’s available, please use the form in the right-hand column to subscribe to my mailing list!