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Mirinda Carfrae makes it a perfect Australian day winning the Kona Ford Ironman World Championship
When the word went around the warm up pool that Chrissie Wellington had failed to turn up there was no doubt disappointment among the other women pro's, but maybe a touch of excitement as well as they realised that now they all really were racing for first place. Perhaps they only two women whMore Stories
Chrissie Wellington withdraws from the 2010 Ford Ironman World Championship
Chrissie Wellington has withdrawn from the 2010 Ford Ironman World Championship due to an unspecified illness. Chrissie started to feel unwell the day before the race and could not train comfortably. She waited until the last minute to rack her bike but eventually made the decision to pull out.Mirinda Carfrae makes it a perfect Australian day winning the Kona Ford Ironman World Championship
When the word went around the warm up pool that Chrissie Wellington had failed to turn up there was no doubt disappointment among the other women pro's, but maybe a touch of excitement as well as they realised that now they all really were racing for first place. Perhaps they only two women whAustralian Entries in 2010 Hawaiian Ford Ironman World Championship at Kona
There are 155 Australians entered in to the 2010 Ford Ironman World Championship in Kona. This full list includes all of the pros. Â Â RACE NO LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE CAT OCCUPATION 1 Alexander Craig 37 MPRO Miscellaneous 486 Alford Graeme 51 M50-54 Engineer 775 Allen David 45 M45-49 Business OwnLuke McKenzie pulls out of Kona Ironman World Championships
One of Australia's bright hopes for the Kona World Championship race on Saturday has withdrawn due to injury. Writing on his blog Luke today said "I have withdrawn from the Ironman World Championships here in Kona. It has been a gut wrenching decision but after a few days of deliberationUnderdog’ Craig Alexander keeps it real as he prepares for Kona Ironman World Championship Number Three
Trizone caught up with Craig Alexander as he enters his final days of preparation for Kona, aiming to take the title for the third time in as many years. While Craig is aware of the historical significance of the occasion he is not putting too much pressure on himself, preferring to cast himself inIronman to ‘Step Down’ to Olympic Distance Triathlon
World Triathlon Corporation (WTC), best known for its iconic Ironman races, has announced the launch of a new global event series titled 5150 (named after the 51.5k's involved in an Olympic distance race). All events within the 5150 Triathlon Series include a 1.5K swim, 40K bike and 10K run. ERace day Nutrition
Preparing for your race nutritionally doesn’t start two-to-three days out from competition. It starts in your daily, weekly and monthly training leading into the event by practising sound nutritional methods to improve your body’s ability to train, recover, fight infection, metabolise fat and spare