Ironman Mont Tremblant 2017 (August 20th) – Seedings

Update Aug 10th: Andreas Raelert has announced that he won’t be racing IM Mont Tremblant but will focus on the 2018 racing season instead. There have been a few more changes based on the latest start list.

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
2015	Jordan Rapp (USA)	08:17:37	Mary Beth Ellis (USA)	09:09:05
2016	Chris Leiferman (USA)	08:24:59	Mary Beth Ellis (USA)	09:26:37

Last Year’s TOP 3

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time
1	Chris Leiferman	USA	00:58:56	04:36:09	02:45:09	08:24:59
2	Jordan Rapp	USA	00:58:59	04:30:35	02:54:53	08:29:57
3	Stephen Kilshaw	CAN	00:58:47	04:35:00	02:54:04	08:34:16

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time
1	Mary Beth Ellis	USA	01:00:59	04:59:24	03:18:48	09:26:37
2	Laurel Wassner	USA	01:03:44	05:09:14	03:11:51	09:32:45
3	Jessica Jones	USA	01:05:49	05:28:14	03:20:25	10:00:43

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	04:25:01	Jordan Rapp	2015-08-16
Run	overall	02:45:09	Chris Leiferman	2016-08-21
Total	female	09:07:56	Mary Beth Ellis	2013-08-18
Swim	female	00:49:22	Haley Chura	2013-08-18
Bike	female	04:53:21	Mary Beth Ellis	2015-08-16
Run	female	03:00:37	Lisa Roberts	2015-08-16

Course Rating

The Course Rating for IM Mont Tremblant is 04:02.

Race Adjustments for IM Mont Tremblant

Year	Adjustment	Swim Adj.	Bike Adj.	Run Adj.	# of Finishers	Rating	Swim Rating	Bike Rating	Run Rating
2012	13:18	-00:34	06:55	03:38	13	13:18	-00:34	06:55	03:38
2013	06:44	00:00	04:13	02:16	36	10:01	-00:17	05:34	02:57
2014	04:40	-01:03	03:10	03:00	16 of 24	08:14	-00:32	04:46	02:58
2015	06:30	00:36	08:10	00:34	35 of 41	07:48	-00:15	05:37	02:22
2016	-11:04	-07:07	05:23	-03:00	24 of 30	04:02	-01:38	05:34	01:18

KPR points and Prize Money

IM Mont Tremblant is a P-2000 race. It has a total prize purse of 40.000 US$.

Male Race Participants

The strength of the field is 4% of a typical Kona field.

There is a number of athletes that are unlikely to race, either because they are likely to focus on the fall season (such as Leon Griffin) or have already qualified for Kona (such as Reinaldo Colucci). Both are intact not racing.

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Exp. Swim	Exp. Bike	Exp. T2	Exp. Run	Consistency	Overall
1	1	Marino Vanhoenacker	BEL	08:13:56	08:21:27	00:51:43	04:25:42	05:22:25	02:51:31	51% +9% -41% (26)	13
2	5	Leon Griffin	AUS	08:21:37	08:46:27	00:50:02	04:33:02	05:28:03	02:53:34	3% +36% -61% (9)	93
3	3	Andreas Raelert	GER	08:23:17	08:35:21	00:50:16	04:29:19	05:24:34	02:58:43	18% +8% -74% (22)	54
4	8	Stephen Kilshaw	CAN	08:26:59	08:51:27	00:53:52	04:35:20	05:34:11	02:52:48	27% +72% -1% (10)	108
5	7	Reinaldo Colucci	BRA	08:32:18	08:35:20	00:49:17	04:37:04	05:31:21	03:00:57	5% +95% -0% (7)	53
6	2	Chris McDonald	AUS	08:40:01	08:43:43	00:54:44	04:37:38	05:37:22	03:02:39	70% +13% -17% (45)	83
7	4	Patrick Evoe	USA	08:48:46	08:53:21	00:57:17	04:39:54	05:42:11	03:06:35	80% +3% -17% (26)	117
8	14	Derek Garcia	USA	08:51:23	09:00:55	00:55:09	04:41:19	05:41:28	03:09:55	73% +18% -9% (11)	(145)
9	11	Daniel Clarke	CAN	08:58:16	09:15:58	00:59:13	04:47:37	05:51:50	03:06:26	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(192)
10	9	Chad Holderbaum	USA	08:59:48	09:10:01	00:55:58	04:47:38	05:48:36	03:11:12	72% +4% -23% (14)	172
11	6	Petr Vabrousek	CZE	09:05:31	09:15:42	00:58:41	04:53:17	05:56:58	03:08:33	67% +1% -32% (98)	190
12	13	Wouter Monchy	BEL	09:07:33	09:18:39	00:52:35	04:57:47	05:55:22	03:12:11	47% +32% -21% (5)	197
13	18	Douglas MacLean	USA	09:13:20	09:21:44	00:59:43	04:59:48	06:04:31	03:08:49	97% +3% -0% (16)	206
14	23	Ryan Rau	USA	09:14:43	09:24:05	01:01:04	05:00:08	06:06:12	03:08:31	93% +7% -0% (6)	(211)
15	15	Oliver Gonzalez	MEX	09:23:13	09:33:31	00:52:51	05:15:01	06:12:52	03:10:21	100% +0% -0% (5)	238
16	16	Matt Shanks	USA	09:28:46	09:46:06	01:01:21	05:08:06	06:14:26	03:14:20	58% +18% -25% (6)	262
17	21	Peter Kotland	CZE	09:36:40	09:49:47	01:00:23	05:00:58	06:06:21	03:30:19	74% +16% -10% (25)	266
18	20	Sacha Cavelier	CAN	10:15:41	10:35:43	01:00:49	05:11:31	06:17:20	03:58:21	40% +60% -0% (2)	(301)
	10	Antoine Jolicoeur Desroches	CAN	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	12	Jordan Monnink	CAN	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	17	Jason Pohl	CAN	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	19	Alex Vanderlinden	CAN	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	22	Tim Russell	USA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)

Female Race Participants

The strength of the field is 9% of a typical Kona field.

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Exp. Swim	Exp. Bike	Exp. T2	Exp. Run	Consistency	Overall
1	32	Rachel Joyce	GBR	09:06:51	09:16:06	00:54:19	05:01:27	06:00:47	03:06:04	58% +16% -26% (19)	8
2	35	Lauren Brandon	USA	09:23:00	09:35:44	00:49:47	05:06:01	06:00:47	03:22:13	76% +0% -24% (3)	(42)
3	33	Laurel Wassner	USA	09:28:21	09:48:30	00:56:50	05:15:05	06:16:55	03:11:26	70% +13% -17% (11)	65
4	36	Melanie McQuaid	CAN	09:30:39	09:49:48	00:59:23	05:04:40	06:09:03	03:21:36	44% +0% -56% (3)	(68)
5	34	Kim Schwabenbauer	USA	09:30:56	09:36:49	01:03:39	05:11:34	06:20:13	03:10:43	80% +0% -20% (11)	(42)
6	43	Jennie Hansen	USA	09:32:55	09:45:01	01:05:46	05:13:45	06:24:31	03:08:24	71% +0% -29% (10)	(57)
7	31	Magali Tisseyre	CAN	09:34:31	09:59:20	00:55:59	05:11:02	06:12:02	03:22:29	49% +0% -51% (2)	(78)
8	37	Darbi Roberts *	USA	09:41:33	09:54:59	00:55:49	05:18:03	06:18:53	03:22:40	50% +0% -50% (8)	76
9	50	Caroline St-Pierre	CAN	09:53:11	10:16:46	00:58:25	05:34:36	06:38:01	03:15:10	58% +0% -42% (3)	(114)
10	38	Brooke Brown	CAN	09:53:26	10:00:43	01:04:06	05:19:18	06:28:23	03:25:03	40% +0% -60% (12)	80
11	48	Miranda Tomenson	CAN	09:59:44	10:19:27	00:59:15	05:18:01	06:22:16	03:37:28	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(120)
12	42	Ashley Paulson	USA	10:05:33	10:20:16	01:15:01	05:30:47	06:50:49	03:14:44	69% +0% -31% (4)	120
13	44	Christine Fletcher	CAN	10:06:08	10:11:21	01:00:40	05:24:36	06:30:16	03:35:52	78% +4% -18% (22)	103
14	40	Erin Green	USA	10:09:58	10:20:57	01:04:09	05:30:56	06:40:06	03:29:52	68% +32% -0% (3)	122
15	39	Sarah Jarvis	GER	10:18:19	10:26:23	01:02:56	05:30:24	06:38:20	03:39:59	79% +0% -21% (4)	132
16	49	Caroline Martineau	CAN	10:23:56	10:53:31	01:05:49	05:27:27	06:38:16	03:45:40	26% +22% -51% (7)	155
17	46	Kate Bruck	USA	10:26:03	10:39:37	01:05:12	05:41:19	06:51:30	03:34:33	37% +0% -63% (5)	152
18	47	Katy Cargiulo	USA	10:51:18	10:59:08	01:09:48	05:52:50	07:07:39	03:43:39	100% +0% -0% (4)	156
	41	Valerie Belanger	CAN	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	45	Kelly O’Mara	USA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)

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

Winning Odds

Male Race Participants

• Marino Vanhoenacker: 53% (1-1)
• Stephen Kilshaw: 21% (4-1)
• Leon Griffin: 10% (10-1)
• Andreas Raelert: 7% (14-1)
• Reinaldo Colucci: 5% (18-1)
• Chris McDonald: 4% (25-1)

Female Race Participants

• Rachel Joyce: 41% (1-1)
• Laurel Wassner: 17% (5-1)
• Lauren Brandon: 15% (6-1)
• Kim Schwabenbauer: 15% (6-1)
• Jennie Hansen: 6% (14-1)
• Melanie McQuaid: 4% (25-1)

Kona Qualifying

Male Race Participants

A few athletes are looking to score some more points in order to qualify for Kona:

• Marino Vanhoenacker (in case he’s interested in a slot) would be okay with a podium finish.
• Chris McDonald and Andreas Raelert will need a win to get close to qualifying, but even then a slot is not safe for Andreas.

Female Race Participants

Lauren Brandon is already qualified, but she announced that she still plans to race Mont Tremblant. Others will still need some points:

• Rachel Joyce (in case she decides to race again so soon after Whistler) would need a fifth place to be safe for a slot.
• Darbi Roberts, Magali Tisseyre and Brooke Brown will need a second place or a win if they want to have a chance to make it to Kona.