News & Racing Top Women after the Bike at 2011 Ironman World Championship, Kona, Hawaii The top female times after the bike tell of a great race to come. This year could be very exciting. Carfrae and Wellington are going to have a great duel if Carfrae can use Wellington as a goal and catch her. If anyone can it will be Carfrae. By Karl Hayes • 15 years ago
Top Men after the Bike at 2011 Ironman World Championship, Kona, Hawaii The top ten guys after the bike shows an 11min spread over the times. Last years fastest runner, Pete Jacobs could be too far back at this stage. Alexander is running strongly. Vanhoenacker has gone with Crowie on the run but the pace could be too fast for him to keep up with Crowie.
Oct 9, 2011 Top Women after the Bike at 2011 Ironman World Championship, Kona, Hawaii The top female times after the bike tell of a great race to come. This year could be very exciting. Carfrae and Wellington are going to have a great duel if Carfrae can use Wellington as a goal and catch her. If anyone can it will be Carfrae.
Oct 9, 2011 Top Men after the Bike at 2011 Ironman World Championship, Kona, Hawaii The top ten guys after the bike shows an 11min spread over the times. Last years fastest runner, Pete Jacobs could be too far back at this stage. Alexander is running strongly. Vanhoenacker has gone with Crowie on the run but the pace could be too fast for him to keep up with Crowie.
Oct 9, 2011 Who are the leaders after the swim in the 2011 Ironman World Championship at Kona? Top athletes after swim. 49:44 to 55:58 for the last in this list.
Oct 9, 2011 Andy Potts Leads the Swim in the Ironman World Championship at Kona As expected Andy Potts and Pete Jacobs lead the 2011 Ford Ironman World Championship at Kona, Hawaii. Potts has put a small gap on Pete Jacobs with a chase pack a small distance back to the chase pack which includes Australian Luke McKenzie. Amanda Stevens, Julie Dibens and Lucie Zelenkova lead the
Oct 9, 2011 Australian Results at 2011 Ironman World Championships – Kona, Hawaii 144 Australians started the 2011 Ironman World Championships in Kona with only a few non finishers on the world's toughest stage. Seven Aussies made the podium with age grouper Todd Israel the first Australian age grouper home and 48th overall. Todd's training partner John Mergler won hi
Oct 8, 2011 The Girls of Kona – Who to watch out for in 2011 Girls just don't smack talk like the guys! It would make things much more exciting if they weren't so careful about saying something wrong. Any media's good media! Right? Chrissie Wellington is the standout favourite but who are the other top women who will be there ready to pounce
Oct 7, 2011 Triathlon on TV in Australia During October 2011 One HD is the main TV channel that replays the major international triathlons. During October they have ten triathlon shows. The more we watch the more they will play so put these times in to your iPhones (and your Android… you know who you are) and make sure you enjoy watching rather than rac
Oct 7, 2011 Chris McCormack and Greg Welch Join ESPN’s 2011 Ironman World Championship Coverage Two-time Ironman World Champion and Australian Chris McCormack, along with Australia's first ever winner of the endurance event, Greg Welch, will headline the coverage of ESPN's Aussies Abroad special presentation of the 2011 Ironman World Championship from Kailua-Kona Hawai'i, to
Oct 7, 2011 Specialized Shiv TT Bike with Internal Bladder System The down tube has a 4:1 cross section which makes it very aero and enables enough room for an internal bladder system.
Oct 6, 2011 Kiwis in Kona – New Zealand Triathletes Prepare to Tackle the Ford Ironman World Championship 2011 Experienced Kiwi triathletes Cameron Brown and Jo Lawn have a dozen good reasons for success in the sport's toughest test in this weekend's Ironman World Championships in Hawaii. They are the most experienced Hawaii veterans in the field for Sunday's race in the cauldron of Kona on
Oct 6, 2011 Craig Alexander and Defending Champion Miranda Carfrae Vying for their own Slices of Hawaiian Ironman History Sydney's two-time winner Craig Alexander and Brisbane's defending champion Miranda Carfrae will be vying for their own slices of Hawaiian Ironman history when they headline another strong Australian contingent for the 33rd running of the world's most famous triathlon on Saturday. T
