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Challenge Almere 2017 – Results Analysis

September 24, 2017

This year both winners at Challenge Almere went “sub-X”, female winner Yvonne Van Vlerken went sub-9 for the 13th (!) time in her career, on the men’s side Joe Skipper went sub-8 for the second time.

Update Sept 22nd: The prize money has been changed slightly to comply with ETU rules (now paying ten deep).

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Joe Skipper	GBR	00:51:15	04:22:35	02:41:05	07:59:39	-15:19	EUR 6,000
2	Viktor Zyemtsev	UKR	00:51:02	04:25:24	02:43:40	08:03:14	-11:23	EUR 3,750
3	Jaroslav Kovacic	SLO	00:48:25	04:27:54	02:45:49	08:05:40	-38:50	EUR 2,500
4	Kristian Hoegenhaug	DEN	00:55:11	04:13:25	02:56:12	08:08:40	n/a	EUR 1,750
5	Evert Scheltinga	NED	00:48:21	04:25:01	02:55:37	08:12:37	00:00	EUR 1,300
6	Gustavo Rodriguez Iglesias	ESP	00:55:10	04:27:01	02:52:50	08:19:09	-22:54	EUR 1,100
7	Erik-Simon Strijk	NED	00:51:07	04:24:34	03:01:20	08:21:05	-13:23	EUR 900
8	Dirk Wijnalda	NED	00:57:15	04:32:37	02:53:16	08:26:31	-06:07	EUR 700
9	Christian Altstadt	GER	00:51:05	04:29:50	03:03:26	08:27:57	-02:48	EUR 550
10	Anton Blokhin	BLR	00:51:03	04:38:58	03:01:21	08:34:55	03:25	EUR 450
11	Andrey Lyatskiy	RUS	00:51:18	04:39:21	03:04:04	08:38:50	-04:25
12	Jens Frommhold	GER	00:55:10	04:39:03	03:00:27	08:39:06	-00:47
13	Georgy Kaurov	RUS	00:48:24	04:50:30	02:58:14	08:40:40	-32:23
14	Tjardo Visser	NED	00:51:16	04:48:25	03:00:23	08:43:34	-20:29
15	Jacob Veenstra	NED			03:13:21	08:47:14	-05:25
16	Hidde Bekhuis	NED	01:01:37	04:34:25	03:09:10	08:49:37	n/a
17	Lukas Krpec	CZE	00:55:12	04:39:06	03:17:12	08:55:49	n/a
18	Christophe Bastie	FRA	00:52:57	04:34:35	03:26:06	08:57:44	08:34
19	Jan Wainer	CZE	00:53:19	04:55:53	03:12:32	09:08:48	n/a
20	Marijn De Jonge	NED	00:54:24	04:44:18	03:37:56	09:21:28	06:50
21	Mikita Hryhoryeu	BLR	00:52:51	04:57:13	03:32:57	09:28:35	40:03
22	Diederik Scheltinga	NED	00:51:10	04:38:14	04:42:17	10:15:26	1:42:48
23	Armandas Rokas	LTU	01:13:41	05:39:56	04:25:25	11:26:16	n/a
	Karol Dzalaj	SVK	00:51:16	04:25:57		DNF
	Sergio Marques	POR	00:56:36	04:32:47		DNF
	Stefan Overmars	NED	00:51:09	04:45:39		DNF
	Matija Avirovic	CRO	00:51:09	04:48:03		DNF
	Jose Estrangeiro	POR	00:51:07	04:48:35		DNF
	Youri Severin	NED	00:48:23	04:57:13		DNF
	Peter Res	NED	01:01:37	04:49:29		DNF
	Jan Raphael	GER	00:51:05			DNF
	Denis Sketako	SLO	00:55:04			DNF
	Bryan McCrystal	IRL	00:55:07			DNF
	Stefan Eichheimer	GER	00:55:12			DNF
	Kristian Quintans Dominguez	ESP	00:59:24			DNF

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money
1	Yvonne Van Vlerken	NED	00:57:24	04:44:15	03:05:44	08:51:13	-10:29	EUR 6,000
2	Sarissa De Vries	NED	00:52:34	04:44:58	03:27:27	09:09:44	-29:04	EUR 3,750
3	Hanna Maksimova	BLR	00:57:25	05:13:06	03:05:32	09:20:02	n/a	EUR 2,500
4	Lina-Kristin Schink	GER	01:06:07	05:06:22	03:10:42	09:27:42	-29:59	EUR 1,750
5	Lucie Reed	CZE	00:52:29	05:16:21	03:20:36	09:34:02	-03:26	EUR 1,300
6	Simona Krivankova	CZE	01:05:22	05:05:56	03:20:01	09:35:15	-01:40	EUR 1,100
7	Sonja Skevin	CRO	00:56:14	05:21:36	03:22:20	09:44:44	01:00	EUR 900
8	Julia Mai	GER	01:02:56	05:15:06	03:37:54	10:01:50	09:34	EUR 700
9	Kristin Lie	NOR	01:06:00	05:18:55	03:37:25	10:08:43	09:16	EUR 550
10	Corine Nelen	NED	00:57:42	05:28:45	03:38:46	10:11:05	-13:01	EUR 450
11	Anne Zijderveld	NED	01:01:18	05:36:08	03:52:36	10:40:00	n/a
	Kathrin Walther	GER	01:01:26	05:19:06		DNF
	Vanessa Pereira	POR	01:05:37			DNF

70.3 Championships 2017 Chattanooga – Analyzing Results

September 11, 2017

Female Race

Course Conditions

The conditions were relatively slow across all three legs. The way the swim was into and with currents produced some separation and relatively slow times, and the hilly bike and run courses were also pretty slow, making Chattanooga one of the harder 70.3 Championship courses. It’ll be interesting to see if that trend continues tomorrow for the men’s race.

Female Race Results

Daniela Ryf put on “a clinic” on the bike. After a swim that was pretty much as expected, she had the fastest bike split by far, putting more than five minutes into Laura Philipp and about seven or eight minutes into the rest of the potential podium contenders. After that she had things under control and didn’t have to show what she was able to do on the run (though she still had the third best run split), winning by almost seven minutes.

After last year’s champion Holly Lawrence dropped out on the bike (“I just didn’t have it today”), the podium spots were wide open. With Emma Pallant (who ran a race best 1:19 run split) and Laura Philipp (who had the second best bike and run splits) two younger European athletes were able to get their first 70.3 Worlds podiums.

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money	KPR Points
1	Daniela Ryf	SUI	00:26:26	02:20:20	01:22:05	04:11:59	-10:49	US$ 45,000	3000
2	Emma Pallant	GBR	00:27:53	02:28:00	01:19:48	04:18:36	-12:52	US$ 20,000	2700
3	Laura Philipp	GER	00:29:47	02:25:45	01:21:12	04:19:40	-07:31	US$ 15,000	2430
4	Sarah True	USA	00:25:38	02:30:16	01:22:45	04:21:40	-09:53	US$ 10,000	2185
5	Helle Frederiksen	DEN	00:26:23	02:29:07	01:23:41	04:22:12	-03:35	US$ 7,500	1970
6	Annabel Luxford	AUS	00:26:35	02:28:53	01:25:38	04:24:04	-02:27	US$ 6,500	1770
7	Heather Wurtele	CAN	00:27:52	02:27:34	01:27:00	04:25:39	01:01	US$ 6,000	1595
8	Jeanni Seymour	ZAF	00:27:40	02:28:20	01:27:42	04:26:30	-03:39	US$ 5,500	1435
9	Haley Chura	USA	00:25:35	02:31:55	01:26:20	04:27:00	-09:09	US$ 5,000	1290
10	Melissa Hauschildt	AUS	00:30:22	02:28:22	01:25:31	04:27:36	03:40	US$ 4,500	1165
11	Kirsty Jahn	CAN	00:29:49	02:30:59	01:26:00	04:30:39	-06:29		990
12	Lisa Huetthaler	AUT	00:29:42	02:25:45	01:32:12	04:30:51	-01:38		840
13	Alicia Kaye	USA	00:26:30	02:29:16	01:32:14	04:31:14	03:20		715
14	Natalie Seymour	GBR	00:29:39	02:32:02	01:28:27	04:33:29	-08:53		605
15	Lesley Smith	USA	00:28:49	02:39:25	01:23:19	04:35:08	00:20		515
16	Stephanie Roy	CAN	00:29:46	02:39:38	01:22:53	04:35:49	00:09		415
17	Maria Czesnik	POL	00:27:45	02:34:09	01:30:56	04:36:01	-05:52		330
18	Kimberley Morrison	GBR	00:29:08	02:27:36	01:36:27	04:36:27	-00:35		265
19	Astrid Stienen	GER	00:31:07	02:36:42	01:26:00	04:37:21	-01:24		210
20	Judith Corachan Vacquero	ESP	00:27:39	02:37:55	01:29:24	04:38:16	-00:33		170
21	Jen Annett	CAN	00:32:01	02:32:22	01:34:29	04:39:55	00:14		125
22	Jennifer Spieldenner	USA	00:26:22	02:39:31	01:30:53	04:39:58	05:48		125
23	Agnieszka Jerzyk	POL	00:27:55	02:37:54	01:32:06	04:41:01	01:58		125
24	Luiza Cravo	BRA	00:31:59	02:42:39	01:27:05	04:42:59	-01:41		125
25	Sue Huse	CAN	00:35:01	02:41:32	01:27:26	04:43:59	04:17		125
26	Romina Palacio Balena	ARG	00:29:05	02:45:40	01:31:19	04:48:13	02:47		125
27	Ewa Komander	POL	00:31:18	02:39:06	01:37:05	04:48:34	04:58		125
28	Lauren Brandon	USA	00:25:23	02:36:27	01:45:07	04:50:31	13:35		125
29	Amanda Wendorff	USA	00:31:57	02:43:09	01:35:28	04:50:34	01:47		125
30	Monica Juhart	AUS	00:29:38	02:42:42	01:39:24	04:55:09	00:08		125
31	Hannah Drewett	GBR	00:27:36	02:44:43	01:39:37	04:55:37	-01:42		90
32	Robin Pomeroy	USA	00:27:40	02:42:05	01:48:07	05:01:08	17:36		90
33	Carolina Furriela	BRA	00:29:06	02:56:12	01:41:51	05:09:17	24:15		90
34	Sarah Lester	AUS	00:35:01	02:56:44	01:44:52	05:16:37	12:59		90
	Pamela Tastets	CHI	00:29:43	03:14:47		DNF
	Holly Lawrence	GBR	00:27:30			DNF

Male Race

Course Conditions

Not surprisingly, the conditions men’s race one day after the female race were about as hard, making the Chattanooga course probably the toughest 70.3 Championship course. The tough swim created gaps that had an impact on how the race developed (rather than being closed in the first few miles)- Sebi’s slower swim forced him to ride harder than he probably would have liked to make up the gap to the main group on the bike.

Male Race Results

Ben Kanute was leading the race for most of the time, after the fastest swim (together with Javier Gomez), he also put out a huge effort on the bike, posting the second fastest bike split of the day, reaching T2 with a gap of four minutes to the rest of the field. It was clear that he would lose time on the run, but only Javier Gomez was able to catch him – Javier’s race best 1:10 run split allowed him to win his second 70.3 World Championship title. Ben held on for second place, and Tim Don had the second best run of the chase group, his 1:13 gave him a 90 second advantage on Sam Appleton. Fifth place went to Sebastian Kienle who had the best bike split of the day and entered T2 in second place, but then didn’t have the running legs to reclaim his 2012/13 title.

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to exp.	Prize Money	KPR Points
1	Javier Gomez	ESP	00:24:08	02:12:27	01:10:30	03:49:45	-06:48	US$ 45,000	3000
2	Ben Kanute	USA	00:24:03	02:08:10	01:16:23	03:51:06	-04:21	US$ 20,000	2700
3	Tim Don	GBR	00:24:58	02:11:12	01:13:05	03:52:00	-04:31	US$ 15,000	2430
4	Sam Appleton	AUS	00:25:01	02:11:01	01:14:36	03:53:32	-03:26	US$ 10,000	2185
5	Sebastian Kienle	GER	00:28:22	02:07:45	01:16:02	03:54:44	00:20	US$ 7,500	1970
6	Maurice Clavel	GER	00:25:07	02:11:03	01:16:33	03:55:17	-06:48	US$ 6,500	1770
7	Tyler Butterfield	BMU	00:25:18	02:10:40	01:17:26	03:56:20	-02:02	US$ 6,000	1595
8	Andreas Dreitz	GER	00:26:39	02:09:16	01:17:14	03:56:33	-02:51	US$ 5,500	1435
9	Ivan Tutukin	RUS	00:26:24	02:15:00	01:12:48	03:56:53	-06:25	US$ 5,000	1290
10	Pieter Heemeryck	BEL	00:25:27	02:11:02	01:18:26	03:57:36	-05:58	US$ 4,500	1165
11	Matt Chrabot	USA	00:25:04	02:11:48	01:20:22	04:00:10	-01:08		990
12	Mauricio Mendez Cruz	MEX	00:25:05	02:16:38	01:16:08	04:00:30	01:48		840
13	Rodolphe Von Berg	USA	00:25:06	02:16:22	01:17:34	04:01:32	02:54		715
14	Tim Reed	AUS	00:25:20	02:16:07	01:17:25	04:01:42	02:51		605
15	Matt Hanson	USA	00:27:36	02:17:32	01:13:18	04:01:42	-01:12		515
16	Kevin Collington	USA	00:26:31	02:15:04	01:17:45	04:02:08	-00:28		415
17	Reinaldo Colucci	BRA	00:25:15	02:15:50	01:19:35	04:03:36	-00:30		330
18	Brent McMahon	CAN	00:25:22	02:16:21	01:19:34	04:03:55	02:37		265
19	Jackson Laundry	CAN	00:26:36	02:15:03	01:19:54	04:04:16	01:47		210
20	Taylor Reid	CAN	00:26:37	02:14:54	01:20:08	04:04:18	-00:07		170
21	Drew Scott	USA	00:26:25	02:15:22	01:23:57	04:08:13	02:30		125
22	Jesse Thomas	USA	00:28:22	02:20:18	01:16:55	04:08:42	08:08		125
23	Patrick Dirksmeier	GER	00:25:40	02:22:41	01:18:50	04:10:17	05:51		125
24	Mario De Elias	ARG	00:28:18	02:20:23	01:19:24	04:11:00	02:16		125
25	Ivan Kalashnikov	RUS	00:25:07	02:16:44	01:26:48	04:11:20	00:45		125
26	Adam Otstot	USA	00:28:23	02:22:31	01:19:33	04:11:29	01:29		125
27	Trevor Wurtele	CAN	00:28:17	02:22:25	01:22:37	04:14:20	11:51		125
28	Antoine Jolicoeur Desroches	CAN	00:25:09	02:23:57	01:23:30	04:15:22	00:24		125
29	Felipe Van de Wyngard	CHI	00:25:20	02:23:41	01:25:29	04:17:30	09:58		125
30	Eric Watson	BHR	00:25:45	02:24:20	01:25:44	04:18:58	-04:07		125
31	Alan Carrillo Avila	MEX	00:28:44	02:24:30	01:29:12	04:22:26	08:10		90
32	Carlos Javier Quinchara Forero	COL	00:25:01	02:27:02	01:31:12	04:24:44	16:23		90
33	Yvan Jarrige	FRA	00:25:43	02:26:03	01:50:06	04:43:43	31:00		90

Ironman Italy 2017 (Sept 23rd) – Seedings

September 21, 2017

IMItaly

Update: After a crash in Italy and lots of road rash, Bianca Steurer is out of the race.

This is the first race on this course. Therefore there are no course records and previous results. The expected times are based on a “neutral” course.

KPR points and Prize Money

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

Male Race Participants

The strength of the field is 8% of a typical Kona field.

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Exp. Swim	Exp. Bike	Exp. T2	Exp. Run	Consistency	Overall
1	5	Timo Bracht	GER	08:25:54	08:26:10	00:49:26	04:37:08	05:31:34	02:54:20	84% +12% -5% (29)	24
2	45	Alessandro Degasperi	ITA	08:28:43	08:27:45	00:51:26	04:43:25	05:39:51	02:48:52	81% +0% -19% (11)	32
3	17	Andreas Giglmayr *	AUT	08:30:31	08:48:37	00:47:29	04:31:44	05:24:13	03:06:18	38% +0% -62% (2)	(101)
4	11	Alberto Casadei	ITA	08:37:56	08:49:52	00:48:03	04:49:06	05:42:09	02:55:47	28% +22% -49% (11)	104
5	6	Johann Ackermann	GER	08:38:12	08:43:21	00:48:23	04:38:07	05:31:31	03:06:41	64% +0% -36% (9)	83
6	31	Jens Petersen-Bach	DEN	08:38:17	08:39:18	00:50:35	04:49:06	05:44:42	02:53:35	47% +0% -53% (19)	71
7	40	Andrej Vistica	CRO	08:40:13	08:39:08	00:54:12	04:45:05	05:44:17	02:55:56	86% +0% -14% (13)	70
8	1	Domenico Passuello	ITA	08:42:30	08:48:20	00:54:57	04:40:57	05:40:54	03:01:36	25% +39% -37% (7)	(99)
9	3	Jeremy Jurkiewicz *	FRA	08:44:50	08:44:58	00:48:36	04:51:39	05:45:15	02:59:35	77% +0% -23% (13)	87
10	20	Philipp Koutny *	SUI	08:45:04	08:49:57	00:51:28	04:40:50	05:37:19	03:07:45	35% +21% -44% (6)	105
11	42	Matic Modic	SLO	08:45:39	08:51:47	00:55:57	04:47:40	05:48:37	02:57:02	52% +10% -38% (13)	114
12	44	Gwenael Ouilleres *	FRA	08:46:04	08:50:13	00:51:16	04:50:07	05:46:23	02:59:41	100% +0% -0% (3)	(106)
13	18	Michael Goehner *	GER	08:46:26	08:55:37	00:53:40	04:45:36	05:44:17	03:02:09	58% +2% -41% (20)	(130)
14	34	Michael Ruenz	GER	08:48:16	08:57:05	00:56:07	04:49:44	05:50:51	02:57:25	63% +0% -37% (11)	137
15	33	Ivan Risti	ITA	08:50:33	08:56:04	00:47:51	04:53:24	05:46:14	03:04:19	44% +11% -45% (10)	130
16	37	Erik-Simon Strijk *	NED	08:51:48	09:00:04	00:53:49	04:47:14	05:46:03	03:05:45	64% +2% -35% (11)	147
17	47	Darby Thomas	FIN	08:55:26	09:08:42	00:59:01	04:47:24	05:51:24	03:04:02	42% +0% -58% (11)	170
18	22	Markus Liebelt	GER	08:55:38	09:14:36	00:55:14	04:43:03	05:43:17	03:12:21	38% +0% -62% (2)	(187)
19	10	Niclas Bock	GER	08:56:54	09:15:55	00:51:59	04:43:08	05:40:07	03:16:47	38% +0% -62% (2)	(190)
20	19	Patrick Jaberg	SUI	08:58:56	09:02:50	00:54:07	04:50:38	05:49:46	03:09:10	96% +2% -3% (18)	151
21	9	Christopher Bagg	USA	09:01:05	09:34:40	00:53:59	04:52:00	05:51:00	03:10:05	4% +16% -80% (15)	(243)
22	7	Michael Patrick Alonso Mckernan	ESP	09:01:07	09:09:14	00:57:01	04:42:29	05:44:30	03:16:37	64% +0% -36% (2)	(174)
23	50	Mikolaj Luft	POL	09:02:31	09:21:44	00:50:21	04:54:04	05:49:25	03:13:06	38% +0% -62% (2)	(206)
24	53	Pascal Ramali	GER	09:02:47	09:07:24	01:00:12	04:43:48	05:49:00	03:13:47	52% +0% -48% (6)	169
25	36	Mike Schifferle	SUI	09:05:52	09:06:30	01:00:31	04:52:52	05:58:23	03:07:29	90% +8% -2% (68)	166
26	48	Martijn Dekker	NED	09:07:07	09:32:11	00:48:31	04:47:27	05:40:58	03:26:09	18% +0% -82% (4)	(239)
27	26	Tomas Mika	CZE	09:14:26	09:23:52	00:54:19	05:06:35	06:05:54	03:08:32	39% +5% -56% (9)	209
28	46	Marcus Hultgren	SWE	09:15:39	09:26:30	00:56:57	04:55:47	05:57:44	03:17:55	13% +47% -39% (7)	222
29	32	Bryan Rhodes	NZL	09:18:11	09:29:22	00:47:41	05:00:31	05:53:12	03:24:59	9% +3% -88% (30)	232
30	16	Olivier Esser	BEL	09:19:10	09:27:47	00:53:31	05:03:46	06:02:17	03:16:53	100% +0% -0% (2)	(228)
31	25	Felipe De Oliveira Manente	BRA	09:19:10	09:25:52	00:54:32	05:02:54	06:02:27	03:16:43	39% +5% -56% (9)	216
32	23	Frederic Limousin	FRA	09:21:08	09:26:20	00:53:37	05:00:44	05:59:22	03:21:46	84% +16% -0% (5)	219
33	27	Urs Mueller *	SUI	09:21:39	09:31:08	00:54:43	04:59:29	05:59:13	03:22:26	50% +0% -50% (5)	238
34	4	Antony Costes	FRA	09:22:13	09:41:02	00:48:54	04:39:50	05:33:44	03:48:29	28% +0% -72% (7)	256
35	51	Maciej Chmura	POL	09:23:36	09:37:48	00:50:35	05:15:57	06:11:32	03:12:04	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(251)
36	21	Freddy Lampret	ZAF	09:24:15	10:12:15	00:53:45	04:57:46	05:56:30	03:27:45	0% +14% -85% (11)	290
37	24	Michael Louys	BEL	09:24:17	09:36:51	01:03:27	04:57:00	06:05:27	03:18:50	38% +6% -56% (13)	248
38	14	Emanuele Ciotti *	ITA	09:25:22	09:37:56	00:53:02	05:05:07	06:03:08	03:22:14	33% +24% -42% (7)	251
39	12	Nicholas Chase	USA	09:26:02	09:29:24	00:52:48	04:58:43	05:56:31	03:29:31	100% +0% -0% (3)	233
40	52	Thomas Meusburger	AUT	09:31:54	09:46:18	00:56:07	05:03:41	06:04:48	03:27:06	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(263)
41	15	Eneko Elosegui *	ESP	09:34:49	09:44:29	00:59:38	04:59:52	06:04:30	03:30:19	53% +11% -36% (18)	260
42	54	David Jilek	CZE	09:35:18	09:37:46	00:58:26	05:03:33	06:06:58	03:28:20	79% +12% -9% (9)	250
43	55	Alfred Rahm	GER	09:47:04	09:55:40	01:04:02	05:12:48	06:21:49	03:25:15	42% +0% -58% (20)	277
44	30	Sebastian Pedraza	ITA	09:48:42	09:50:16	00:59:47	05:07:37	06:12:24	03:36:18	74% +1% -25% (16)	267
45	39	Ilkka Utriainen	FIN	09:56:17	10:11:18	00:54:37	05:19:22	06:18:58	03:37:19	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(289)
46	38	Ivan Tejero Vazquez	ESP	10:07:04	10:15:04	00:50:50	05:12:55	06:08:45	03:58:19	4% +15% -81% (8)	293
47	41	Remmert Wielinga	NED	10:08:47	10:51:44	01:12:31	05:05:50	06:23:20	03:45:27	7% +11% -82% (6)	(304)
48	49	Marek Nemcik	SVK	11:24:48	11:54:24	01:11:43	05:46:22	07:03:06	04:21:42	29% +21% -50% (43)	308
	2	Andreas Dreitz	GER	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	8	Krzysztof Augustyniak	POL	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	28	Sebastien Mulet	FRA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	29	Robin Pasteur	FRA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	35	Frederic Schaffner	FRA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	0% +0% -100% (5)	(n/a)
	43	Julian Beuchert	GER	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.

Female Race Participants

The strength of the field is 13% of a typical Kona field.

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Exp. Swim	Exp. Bike	Exp. T2	Exp. Run	Consistency	Overall
1	67	Lucy Gossage	GBR	09:20:08	09:17:45	00:59:38	05:04:52	06:09:30	03:10:38	96% +0% -4% (16)	11
2	68	Tine Deckers	BEL	09:28:11	09:26:16	00:58:39	05:05:06	06:08:45	03:19:26	63% +5% -32% (21)	28
3	82	Elisabeth Gruber	AUT	09:33:37	09:43:29	01:01:45	05:18:12	06:24:57	03:08:40	77% +4% -19% (10)	57
4	78	Camilla Lindholm Borg	SWE	09:41:13	09:48:08	01:07:17	05:13:07	06:25:24	03:15:49	67% +13% -20% (18)	67
5	76	Martina Kunz	SUI	09:46:32	10:01:18	01:01:51	05:15:35	06:22:26	03:24:06	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(86)
6	69	Camille Deligny *	FRA	09:47:03	09:56:35	01:02:24	05:07:54	06:15:18	03:31:45	53% +0% -47% (3)	(80)
7	77	Carolin Lehrieder	GER	09:47:39	10:14:20	00:55:39	05:22:07	06:22:46	03:24:53	24% +9% -67% (10)	(117)
8	83	Saleta Castro Nogueira	ESP	09:47:40	09:50:30	00:55:20	05:29:24	06:29:44	03:17:56	68% +22% -9% (14)	73
9	80	~~Bianca Steurer~~	~~AUT~~	~~09:48:54~~	~~09:47:32~~	~~00:58:04~~	~~05:24:08~~	~~06:27:13~~	~~03:21:41~~	~~89% +11% -0% (7)~~	65
10	79	Caroline Livesey	GBR	09:51:46	10:01:21	01:00:54	05:18:49	06:24:44	03:27:02	53% +22% -25% (8)	86
11	66	Martina Dogana	ITA	09:52:33	09:54:12	00:59:01	05:28:23	06:32:24	03:20:09	73% +0% -27% (14)	78
12	84	Brooke Brown	CAN	09:55:54	09:59:16	01:03:00	05:21:15	06:29:14	03:26:40	56% +0% -44% (14)	81
13	75	Pleuni Hooijman	NED	10:11:00	10:20:11	01:06:21	05:18:50	06:30:10	03:40:50	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(126)
14	71	Jenny Fletcher	CAN	10:11:24	10:17:00	00:58:24	05:28:33	06:31:57	03:39:27	61% +0% -39% (3)	121
15	73	Emma Graaf	SWE	10:14:55	10:26:57	01:00:01	05:31:05	06:36:06	03:38:49	57% +16% -27% (6)	(139)
16	74	Helena Herrero Gomez *	ESP	10:23:10	10:27:21	01:00:02	05:50:58	06:56:00	03:27:10	30% +0% -70% (9)	140
17	70	Rahel Bellinga	NED	10:27:03	10:32:37	01:06:09	05:18:44	06:29:53	03:57:10	84% +11% -4% (9)	150
18	81	Amy Vantassel	USA	10:50:40	11:20:27	01:10:30	05:58:05	07:13:36	03:37:04	27% +0% -73% (3)	(164)
19	72	Patricia Bueno Perez	ESP	11:10:38	11:27:31	01:02:05	06:12:36	07:19:41	03:50:57	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(165)
	85	Elena Skvortsova	RUS	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	86	Marta Bernardi	ITA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	87	Beatrice Weiss	AUT	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

Timo Bracht: 43% (1-1)
Alessandro Degasperi: 35% (2-1)
Andreas Giglmayr: 4% (22-1)
Johann Ackermann: 4% (23-1)
Alberto Casadei: 4% (27-1)
Jens Petersen-Bach: 2% (41-1)
Domenico Passuello: 2% (42-1)
Jeremy Jurkiewicz: 2% (44-1)
Andrej Vistica: 2% (45-1)

Female Race Participants

Lucy Gossage: 76% (1-1)
Tine Deckers: 13% (6-1)
Elisabeth Gruber: 6% (16-1)
Camilla Lindholm Borg: 3% (37-1)

IM Malaysia 2017 (Nov 11th) – Entry List

September 22, 2017

Update Sept 22nd: Added WPRO: Caroline Gregory, Mareen Hufe, Danielle Mack
MPRO: Peru Alfaro, Roman Deisenhofer, Eneko Elosegui, Romain Guillaume, Philipp Koutny, Urs Mueller, Jens Petersen-Bach, Pavel Simko, Michael Smith Larsen

Male Race Participants

Name	Nation
Peru Alfaro	ESP
Carlos Aznar Gallego	ESP
Nick Baldwin	SEY
Malte Bruns	GER
Allister Caird	AUS
Ben Cotter	CAN
Fredrik Croneborg	SWE
Roman Deisenhofer	GER
Alain Djouad-Guibert	MOR
Karol Dzalaj	SVK
Eneko Elosegui	ESP
Michael Goehner	GER
Romain Guillaume	FRA
Esben Hovgaard	DEN
Philipp Koutny	SUI
Jaroslav Kovacic	SLO
Christian Kramer	GER
Urs Mueller	SUI
Jens Petersen-Bach	DEN
Daniil Sapunov	UKR
Pavel Simko	SVK
Michael Smith Larsen	DEN
Kyle Sole
Josef Svoboda	CZE

Female Race Participants

Name	Nation
Saleta Castro Nogueira	ESP
Annabel Diawuoh	GER
Caroline Gregory	USA
Katharina Grohmann	GER
Mareen Hufe	GER
Danielle Mack	USA
Diana Riesler	GER
Lina-Kristin Schink	GER

Ironman Taiwan 2017 (Oct 1st) – Entry List

September 5, 2017

Male Race Participants

Name	Nation	KPR points	KPR races
Guy Crawford	NZL	280	0+1
Zsombor Deak	ROM	140	0+1
Eneko Elosegui	ESP	5	0+1
Nick Baldwin	SEY	0	0+0
Emanuele Ciotti	ITA	0	0+0
Simon Cochrane	NZL	0	0+0
Kevin Collington	USA	0	0+0
Fredrik Croneborg	SWE	0	0+0
Balazs Csoke	HUN	0	0+0
Karol Dzalaj	SVK	0	0+0
Michael Fox	AUS	0	0+0
Pedro Gomes	POR	0	0+0
Jaroslav Kovacic	SLO	0	0+0
Guillaume Lecallier	FRA	0	0+0
Luke McKenzie	AUS	0	0+0
Casey Munro	AUS	0	0+0
Cyril Pochon	FRA	0	0+0
Yu Shinozaki	JPN	0	0+0
Jesse Vondracek	USA	0	0+0

Female Race Participants

Name	Nation	KPR points	KPR races
Kate Bevilaqua	AUS	540	0+1
Annah Watkinson	ZAF	280	0+1
Kathryn Haesner	NZL	0	0+0
Monica Juhart	AUS	0	0+0
Shiao-yu Li	TWN	0	0+0
Laurel Wassner	USA	0	0+0

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