This is the first time this race is organized by the Ironman brand. There was a Pro category in prior years, but results are hard to find and I haven’t included them in my analysis. All time predictions are based on a “neutral” course.

KPR points and Prize Money

IM Vineman is a P-2000 race. It has a total prize purse of 50.000 US$.

Male Race Participants

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Exp. Swim	Exp. Bike	Exp. Run	Consistency	Overall
1	3	Richie Cunningham	AUS	08:35:04	08:47:12	00:49:19	04:38:40	03:02:05	50% +0% -50% (3)	(78)
2	4	Kyle Buckingham	ZAF	08:40:53	08:39:09	00:49:13	04:41:38	03:05:01	68% +0% -32% (9)	53
3	7	Pedro Gomes	POR	08:42:27	08:40:43	00:52:07	04:47:56	02:57:24	65% +5% -30% (22)	57
4	5	Barrett Brandon	USA	08:45:00	08:45:09	00:47:50	04:50:57	03:01:13	60% +0% -40% (5)	69
5	2	Chris McDonald	AUS	08:49:54	08:46:30	00:53:33	04:46:41	03:04:40	62% +8% -30% (41)	76
6	17	Jonathan Shearon	USA	08:50:54	08:55:08	00:53:37	04:44:15	03:08:02	57% +12% -31% (13)	102
7	6	Thomas Gerlach	USA	08:53:14	09:01:16	00:54:07	04:44:00	03:10:06	39% +11% -51% (21)	131
8	8	Guy Crawford	NZL	09:06:36	09:14:38	00:49:02	04:44:46	03:27:48	27% +37% -36% (12)	183
9	19	Jesse Vondracek	USA	09:16:48	09:27:55	00:55:22	05:02:51	03:13:35	66% +24% -11% (16)	219
10	13	Colin Laughery	USA	09:19:07	09:24:45	01:00:01	05:00:51	03:13:15	100% +0% -0% (2)	(209)
11	14	James Lubinski	USA	09:23:03	09:31:31	01:02:16	05:03:31	03:12:16	44% +25% -31% (16)	231
12	15	Douglas MacLean	USA	09:23:20	09:25:51	00:58:04	05:08:26	03:11:50	83% +5% -12% (13)	210
13	12	Andrew Langfield	USA	09:44:27	09:56:12	00:57:41	05:21:00	03:20:46	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(269)
14	18	Jorge Vazquez	MEX	10:05:15	10:17:24	00:53:52	05:14:51	03:51:32	42% +0% -58% (3)	(287)
15	16	Sergio Quezada	MEX	10:07:42	10:11:28	00:52:36	05:16:40	03:53:26	69% +10% -22% (12)	283
	1	Max Biessmann	USA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	9	Ivan Dominguez	USA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	10	Rafael Goncalves	BRA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	11	Nicholas Granet	FRA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)

Female Race Participants

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Exp. Swim	Exp. Bike	Exp. Run	Consistency	Overall
1	27	Heather Jackson	USA	09:22:49	09:24:12	00:58:52	05:08:02	03:10:56	19% +56% -25% (4)	20
2	26	Mary Beth Ellis	USA	09:23:06	09:17:57	00:51:16	05:05:52	03:20:59	93% +0% -7% (17)	13
3	25	Sarah Piampiano	USA	09:28:31	09:32:17	01:02:46	05:10:08	03:10:37	41% +47% -12% (14)	36
4	29	Amanda Stevens	USA	09:30:01	09:30:05	00:51:32	05:15:40	03:17:50	60% +21% -19% (17)	28
5	30	Ariane Monticeli	BRA	09:41:54	09:44:05	01:01:58	05:25:27	03:09:30	55% +27% -18% (14)	59
6	41	Darbi Roberts	USA	09:44:37	09:58:31	00:52:49	05:21:32	03:25:15	37% +0% -63% (5)	89
7	37	Mackenzie Madison	USA	09:46:40	09:49:32	00:58:36	05:20:08	03:22:56	69% +0% -31% (11)	64
8	28	Kate Bevilaqua	AUS	09:57:22	10:05:04	00:55:58	05:24:55	03:31:30	26% +7% -67% (26)	99
9	39	Leslie DiMichele Miller	USA	09:58:28	10:00:27	00:59:15	05:32:23	03:21:50	100% +0% -0% (3)	93
10	38	Jocelyn McCauley	USA	10:04:46	10:23:05	00:59:27	05:30:31	03:29:49	41% +0% -59% (4)	(137)
11	34	Caroline Gregory	USA	10:13:13	10:25:09	00:56:01	05:42:40	03:29:32	48% +7% -45% (13)	148
12	42	Jessica Smith	USA	10:16:09	10:25:18	00:55:38	05:31:06	03:44:25	38% +0% -62% (6)	(149)
13	36	Cathleen Knutson	USA	10:48:37	10:56:26	01:07:07	05:48:16	03:48:14	55% +0% -45% (3)	(168)
14	32	Terry Casey	USA	10:59:05	11:12:19	00:58:47	05:36:07	04:19:11	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(170)
15	31	Katy Cargiulo	USA	11:01:40	11:08:17	01:01:34	06:10:47	03:44:19	100% +0% -0% (2)	(170)
	33	Kendra Goffredo	USA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	35	Monica Juhart	AUS	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	40	Ashley Paulson	USA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	43	Kyra Wiens	USA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)

Winning Odds

Male Race Participants

• Richie Cunningham: 49% (1-1)
• Kyle Buckingham: 17% (5-1)
• Pedro Gomes: 16% (5-1)
• Chris McDonald: 7% (14-1)
• Thomas Gerlach: 5% (21-1)
• Jonathan Shearon: 4% (27-1)
• Barrett Brandon: 3% (31-1)

Female Race Participants

There are a number of women on the start list that are unlikely to race. Heather Jackson is probably on the Vineman list as a back up in case her validation race in Lake Placid the week before had runs into problem (she won and has a July slot). In a similar vein Ariane Monticelli managed to get a slot at IM Zürich and I can’t see a compelling reason for her to race Vineman. Mary Beth Ellis is also registered for IM Maastricht on the same weekend and has indicated that she’ll race there. (Update: MBE is no longer on the start list.) Amanda Stevens has been injured and is unlikely to race. This would leave Sarah Piampiano as the clear favorite to win the race:

• Mary Beth Ellis: 34% (2-1)
• Heather Jackson: 31% (2-1)
• Sarah Piampiano: 19% (4-1)
• Amanda Stevens: 12% (7-1)
• Ariane Monticeli: 3% (30-1)

Previous Winners

Year	Male Winner	Time	Female Winner	Time
2015	Bas Diederen (NED)	08:27:18	Yvonne Van Vlerken (NED)	09:39:24

Last Year’s TOP 3

Male Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time
1	Bas Diederen	NED	00:46:22	04:43:33	02:51:59	08:27:18
2	Mark Oude Bennink	NED	00:46:19	04:48:30	02:54:58	08:35:15
3	Alberto Casadei	ITA	00:46:20	04:51:50	02:54:34	08:38:04

Female Race Results

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time
1	Yvonne Van Vlerken	NED	00:56:26	05:16:10	03:21:17	09:39:24
2	Sarissa De Vries	NED	00:52:24	05:25:23	03:34:10	09:58:44
3	Carla Van Rooijen	NED	01:09:18	05:32:16	03:16:20	10:04:38

Course Records

Leg	Gender	Record	Athlete	Date
Total	overall	08:27:18	Bas Diederen	2015-08-02
Swim	overall	00:46:17	Martijn Dekker	2015-08-02
Bike	overall	04:43:33	Bas Diederen	2015-08-02
Run	overall	02:51:59	Bas Diederen	2015-08-02
Total	female	09:39:24	Yvonne Van Vlerken	2015-08-02
Swim	female	00:52:24	Sarissa De Vries	2015-08-02
Bike	female	05:16:10	Yvonne Van Vlerken	2015-08-02
Run	female	03:16:20	Carla Van Rooijen	2015-08-02

Course Rating

The Course Rating for IM Netherlands is – 05:33.

Race Adjustments for IM Netherlands

Year	Adjustment	Swim Adj.	Bike Adj.	Run Adj.	# of Finishers	Rating	Swim Rating	Bike Rating	Run Rating
2015	-05:33	00:41	-02:40	01:09	25 of 32	-05:33	00:41	-02:40	01:09

KPR points and Prize Money

IM Netherlands is a P-2000 race. It has a total prize purse of 25.000 US$.

Male Race Participants

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Exp. Swim	Exp. Bike	Exp. Run	Consistency	Overall
1	1	Bas Diederen	NED	08:30:29	08:35:15	00:47:12	04:42:05	02:56:12	36% +8% -55% (16)	39
2	28	Markus Fachbach	GER	08:42:47	08:37:06	00:49:26	04:45:38	03:02:43	83% +0% -17% (17)	47
3	20	Mark Oude Bennink	NED	08:46:34	09:01:31	00:47:19	04:53:15	03:01:00	22% +37% -41% (6)	132
4	30	Igor Amorelli	BRA	08:49:01	08:47:41	00:47:26	04:47:01	03:09:35	32% +12% -55% (10)	78
5	11	Erik-Simon Strijk	NED	08:56:16	08:53:49	00:52:34	04:53:00	03:05:42	94% +6% -0% (6)	98
6	15	Diego Van Looy	BEL	08:58:23	09:03:36	01:04:36	04:52:41	02:56:05	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(144)
7	8	Mike Schifferle	SUI	09:06:02	09:02:37	01:00:03	04:55:27	03:05:32	85% +11% -4% (55)	137
8	13	Wouter Monchy	BEL	09:15:21	09:21:03	00:51:04	05:03:29	03:15:49	27% +73% -0% (3)	199
9	5	Lucky Berlage	BEL	09:15:31	09:10:36	00:56:10	05:02:19	03:12:03	100% +0% -0% (3)	(166)
10	10	Darren Jenkins	AUS	09:29:00	09:24:25	01:05:57	05:11:49	03:06:15	63% +0% -37% (8)	207
11	12	Michael Louys	BEL	09:29:47	09:29:08	01:02:59	05:03:06	03:18:42	69% +10% -21% (9)	221
12	23	Sam Clark	NZL	09:32:56	09:37:01	00:57:40	05:09:31	03:20:46	42% +0% -58% (2)	(242)
13	18	David Jilek	CZE	09:39:18	09:39:13	00:57:58	05:09:12	03:27:07	64% +21% -15% (7)	248
14	27	Lukas Polan	CZE	09:52:50	09:56:55	01:02:42	05:18:13	03:26:55	30% +15% -55% (9)	271
15	7	Ludovic Le Guellec	FRA	10:08:18	10:12:19	01:00:51	05:31:33	03:30:54	66% +4% -30% (20)	285
16	6	Rob Bobbaers	BEL	10:14:26	10:14:22	01:01:38	05:16:18	03:51:31	100% +0% -0% (2)	(286)
17	26	Remmert Wielinga	NED	10:19:52	10:52:28	01:12:24	05:12:23	03:50:05	7% +11% -82% (6)	(297)
18	16	David Krupicka	CZE	10:59:11	10:59:26	01:04:37	05:32:56	04:16:38	100% +0% -0% (2)	(298)
19	21	Marek Nemcik	SVK	11:52:46	12:09:19	01:12:14	06:01:57	04:33:35	32% +25% -43% (35)	303
	4	Milan Brons	NED	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	9	Omar Brons	NED	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	14	Thomas Leboucher	FRA	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	19	Michael Van Cleven	BEL	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(n/a)
	22	Olivier Esser	BEL	n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)

Female Race Participants

Rank	Bib	Name	Nation	Expected Time	Rating	Exp. Swim	Exp. Bike	Exp. Run	Consistency	Overall
1	62	Daniela Ryf	SUI	08:59:50	08:55:12	00:51:04	04:58:08	03:05:38	55% +23% -22% (7)	1
2	57	Mary Beth Ellis	USA	09:28:54	09:17:57	00:51:04	05:11:20	03:21:31	93% +0% -7% (17)	13
3	56	Tine Deckers	BEL	09:38:11	09:28:53	00:58:06	05:11:08	03:23:57	66% +7% -27% (19)	26
4	60	Katja Konschak	GER	09:49:58	09:54:16	00:53:52	05:34:52	03:16:15	51% +35% -15% (17)	81
5	51	Alexandra Tondeur	BEL	09:52:19	09:52:32	01:01:11	05:29:44	03:16:24	100% +0% -0% (2)	(76)
6	58	Saleta Castro Nogueira	ESP	09:56:07	10:05:09	00:55:14	05:34:36	03:21:17	31% +49% -20% (10)	100
7	52	Sarissa De Vries	NED	10:01:39	10:10:31	00:52:48	05:27:59	03:35:53	n/a (1 IM Pro race)	(110)
8	61	Kate Comber	GBR	10:06:26	10:06:14	00:53:48	05:36:05	03:31:34	100% +0% -0% (2)	(102)
9	55	Tineke Van den Berg	NED	10:07:32	10:12:19	01:04:57	05:23:03	03:34:32	63% +13% -24% (5)	113
10	53	Alena Stevens	SVK	10:27:43	10:24:38	01:01:46	05:46:32	03:34:26	65% +23% -12% (5)	146
	54	Danne Boterenbrood		n/a	unrated	unrated	unrated	unrated	n/a (no IM Pro race)	(n/a)

Winning Odds

Male Race Participants

• Bas Diederen: 60% (1-1)
• Markus Fachbach: 17% (5-1)
• Mark Oude Bennink: 11% (9-1)
• Igor Amorelli: 7% (14-1)
• Erik-Simon Strijk: 3% (36-1)

Female Race Participants

There are a number of females on the start list that are unlikely to race if they already qualified for Kona in the July cutoff that happens before IM Netherlands. This includes Daniela Ryf, Tine Deckers, Katja Konschak and possibly Alexandra Tondeur. If all of these end up not racing, then Mary Beth Ellis is the race favorite, and a win should secure an August Kona slot for her.

• Daniela Ryf: 69% (1-1)
• Mary Beth Ellis: 18% (4-1)
• Tine Deckers: 8% (11-1)
• Katja Konschak: 3% (34-1)

Race Conditions

The Roth course is ideal for fast times, and this year the weather was good as well – fresh in the morning with the sun quickly coming out,  temperatures around 28°C by the time the Pros started their run and absolutely no rain. While a number of athletes had great races (including of course the winners Jan Frodeno and Daniela Ryf with their fantastic times) the overall times were much in line with what I have analyzed for Roth before: The overall adjustment of 19:46 leads to a new course rating of 18:54, and the individual adjustments for the swim, bike and run legs were “Roth normal” as well – and very much in line with 2011, the year that Chrissie Wellington and Andreas Raelert set the world records.

Of course the highlight of the race was Jan Frodeno setting a new world record on the Ironman distance: His 7:35:39 was almost six minutes quicker than Andi Raelert’s time from 2011. But there were a number of other notable records as well:

• Jan’s swim time of 45:22 beat the old Pro course record of Pete Jacobs from 2009.
• Jan’s 4:08:07 is the fastest bike time of 2016, also beating the course record set by Andrew Starykowicz last year by a minute.
• Daniela’s bike time of 4:31:29 is the fastest ever female bike time over the Ironman-distance. (The previous fastest time was 4:35:29 by Caroline Steffen at IM Melbourne 2012.)
• Jan’s 2:39 run was the fastest run of 2016, but only for 20 minutes until Joe Skipper posted a 2:38:52 – fastest run of 2016 and also a new course record.
• Joe Skipper’s 7:56:23 is a new British Ironman record and also the first sub-8 by a British athlete.
• Cyril Vienot’s 8:02:44 is a new French Ironman record.

I’ve had a great time following the race in Roth, enjoying the race and it’s fantastic atmosphere. Anyone who has not ridden the Solarer Berg before, have a look at fourth place finisher Laura Siddall riding through the crowd, and put this race on your bucket list!

Male Race Results

It was clear from the start that Jan Frodeno wanted to really go for the world record as he had announced before the race. He quickly swam away from the field and by the end of the swim he was already more than 90 seconds ahead. He continued to put time into the others, and even even a small crash when he overcooked a corner on a downhill couldn’t slow him down. By the time he reached T2 he had added almost another ten minutes to his lead and was well ahead of world record pace. He continued to push on the run (posting a 2:39, another personal best) and broke the world record by almost six minutes. A fantastic performance by Jan, and one that shows that he’ll be the clear favorite to defend his title in Kona.

Second place went to Joe Skipper who finally managed to put together a good bike ride and a great run. He was riding in the third bike group with Cyril Viennot and some others, and while a 4:21 is not slow he still lost some time to the second group with Nils Frommhold, Tyler Butterfield and Nick Kastelein. On the run Joe was reeling in one athlete after another and even managed to overtake Nils in the last few kilometers to claim second place in a well executed race.

Third place went to defending Champion Nils Frommhold. A sub-8 is nothing to be ashamed of, but Nils seemed disappointed that Jan proved he is a step or two above everyone else. Compared to the great races that Frodo and Joe had, Nils’s day pales a little bit. He quickly lost contact to Jan on the swim, then rode with Tyler and Nick but the gap to Jan increased with every split. Nils then had a good 2:48 run but couldn’t make any inroads into Frodo’s lead. Then Joe Skipper took second place from him just a few k’s from the finish. I still think that Nils should be proud of his race, especially after his 29th place in Kona and his DNF in Texas he had a solid race even when things didn’t go quite the way he was hoping for. It’s now time for him to plan his second half of the 2016 season – and he is looking forward to hist first child in November. With extra “daddy power” you can expect him to be back in Kona 2017!

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to expected	Prize Money
1	Jan Frodeno	GER	00:45:22	04:08:07	02:39:18	07:35:39	-19:00	EUR 20000
2	Joe Skipper	GBR	00:52:36	04:21:12	02:38:52	07:56:23	-19:45	EUR 11000
3	Nils Frommhold	GER	00:46:59	04:17:34	02:48:50	07:57:49	-05:25	EUR 6500
4	Cyril Viennot	FRA	00:52:19	04:21:59	02:45:16	08:02:44	-13:47	EUR 4000
5	Nick Kastelein	AUS	00:46:57	04:19:31	02:56:02	08:05:03	n/a	EUR 2750
6	Tyler Butterfield	BMU	00:48:56	04:17:18	03:08:46	08:18:39	01:35	EUR 1500
7	Fabian Rahn	GER	00:55:44	04:33:04	02:47:56	08:20:11	n/a	EUR 1100
8	Per Bittner	GER	00:49:00	04:32:03	02:57:25	08:21:28	-02:29	EUR 950
9	Jan Raphael	GER	00:48:58	04:32:28	03:00:40	08:24:55	04:52	EUR 800
10	Tobias Heining	GER	00:48:58	04:34:14	03:00:18	08:26:43	n/a	EUR 750
11	Marcel Bischof	GER	00:55:20	04:38:37	02:50:33	08:27:48	-23:49
12	Jordan Bryden	CAN	00:48:22	04:34:45	03:01:35	08:28:38	-52:10
13	Julien Marcq	FRA	00:53:37	04:41:51	02:58:35	08:37:21	n/a
14	Thomas Naasz	NED	00:55:20	04:40:01	03:00:01	08:39:12	-23:17
15	Henry Beck	GER	00:48:54	04:32:34	03:23:36	08:48:30	-1:08:36
16	Christian Jais	GER	00:55:17	04:34:54	03:20:09	08:53:45	-24:39
17	Ivan Jezko	SVK	00:57:09	04:46:24	03:09:34	08:56:42	-20:25
18	Daniel Mugica Corrales	ESP	00:50:56	04:58:05	03:12:12	09:04:21	n/a
19	Tjardo Visser	NED	00:50:59	04:55:02	03:18:53	09:07:42	17:53
20	Xavier Diepart	BEL	00:55:41	04:54:19	03:15:22	09:09:13	22:53
21	Sergio De La Sotilla	ESP	00:58:26	05:06:34	03:15:22	09:26:26	n/a
22	Rob Bobbaers	BEL	01:01:14	04:54:42	03:42:21	09:43:08	04:32
23	Jeremy Howard	USA	00:52:17	05:19:18	03:32:01	09:47:47	06:30
24	Robert Duncan	USA	01:00:42	05:20:25	03:41:58	10:08:09	n/a
25	Tomas Racek	CZE	01:00:48	05:34:38	04:27:01	11:06:19	25:25
	Thomas Hellriegel	GER	00:49:01	04:42:03		DNF
	Santi Pellejero Gacia	ESP	00:48:55	05:19:57		DNF

Female Race Results

Daniela was as dominating in the women’s race as Jan was in the men’s race – both won by more than 20 minutes ahead of second place. After the frustrating DNF in Frankfurt only two weeks prior to Roth, Dani had a race and result she could enjoy immensely. The fastest time in all three legs and her first marathon under 3 hours lead to a fantastic 8:22, missing Chrissie’s record by only 4 minutes. After the bike she was even under world record pace, something probably no one expected before the race. Dani can be more optimistic about the rest of the season – any doubts after Frankfurt have been blown away with this result. She still has to validate her Kona slot (likely in Zürich next weekend), but after that she’ll focus on defending her 70.3 and Ironman World Champion titles.

As last year second place went to Carrie Lester.  In the pre-race coverage she was hardly mentioned, the focus was initially on a “Yvonne vs. Anja” duel, then shifted to “Daniela vs. Yvonne”. Carrie didn’t seem to be too concerned and was just focused on a good race. She had a good swim, reaching T1 with Michelle Vesterby and Anja Beranek. When Michelle had to drop back with mechanical issues and Yvonne had ridden up to Carrie and Anja, the three were riding together for most of the bike course and reached T2 within a minute of each other.

Anja quickly fell back in the first half of the run and Yvonne did her best to chase down Daniela, but Carrie didn’t loose too much time.. When Yvonne started to struggle as well, Carrie ran by her and took a very satisfying second place with the best relative performance of the day. Yvonne was vomiting towards the end of the run and had to dig deep to stay in third place, posting her 11th sub-9 time.

Rank	Name	Nation	Swim	Bike	Run	Time	Diff to expected	Prize Money
1	Daniela Ryf	SUI	00:49:10	04:31:29	02:57:40	08:22:04	-19:14	EUR 20000
2	Carrie Lester	AUS	00:52:23	04:42:50	03:03:38	08:42:13	-28:15	EUR 11000
3	Yvonne Van Vlerken	NED	00:55:14	04:40:29	03:10:58	08:49:35	-08:18	EUR 6500
4	Laura Siddall	GBR	00:55:30	04:47:32	03:05:41	08:51:59	-26:05	EUR 4000
5	Anja Beranek	GER	00:52:24	04:43:10	03:21:56	09:00:20	00:51	EUR 2750
6	Michelle Vesterby	DEN	00:52:29	04:53:29	03:15:52	09:04:32	01:29	EUR 1500
7	Jessica Fleming	AUS	00:55:23	04:58:54	03:19:06	09:16:54	-10:47	EUR 1100
8	Erika Csomor	HUN	00:57:35	04:58:43	03:24:50	09:24:52	11:43	EUR 950
9	Michelle Duffield	AUS	00:55:35	05:10:35	03:23:15	09:33:42	-19:43	EUR 800
10	Jenny Fletcher	CAN	00:55:13	05:06:44	03:29:40	09:36:01	n/a	EUR 750
11	Jenny Latham	GBR	00:55:51	05:25:35	03:14:32	09:40:09	n/a
12	Carla Van Rooijen	NED	01:14:13	05:10:34	03:23:18	09:52:02	02:28
13	Fabiola Corona	MEX	00:55:14	05:20:23	03:38:11	09:56:38	-10:52
14	Caroline Gregory	USA	00:55:36	05:40:49	04:00:21	10:40:01	49:15
	Kathryn Haesner	NZL	00:55:46	05:17:35		DNF
	Monique Grossrieder	SUI	01:00:49	05:22:02		DNF