TriNews: 2017 Ironman World Championship Recap and Highlights
October 16, 2017
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On this show we catch up with Thorsten Radde, who’s coming to us from Kona, Hawaii, the morning after the 2017 Ironman World Championships. We go through the women’s race and men’s race in detail with the standout stories of the day, new records that were set, and the highs and lows, filling you in on everything you want to know about IM Kona 2017.
- Special mention to Matt Russell who was in a terrible bike crash during the race and is now recovering. To support he and his family during this time, please consider a donation to help.
- Check out further analysis of the IMWC over at Thorsten’s trirating.com.
- Lionel Sanders’ power file from the bike here.
- To hear our show talking about the SuperMoms of triathlon and how things could change to support their comeback after childbirth, click here.
Women’s top 10
| SWIM | BIKE | RUN | FINISH | ||
| 1. Daniela Ryf | CHE | 00:53:10 | 04:53:10 | 03:00:02 | 08:50:47 |
| 2. Lucy Charles | GBR | 00:48:48 | 04:58:19 | 03:08:09 | 08:59:38 |
| 3. Sarah Crowley | AUS | 00:53:07 | 04:57:51 | 03:05:37 | 09:01:38 |
| 4. Heather Jackson | USA | 00:57:58 | 04:53:55 | 03:06:19 | 09:02:29 |
| 5. Kaisa Sali | FIN | 00:57:53 | 04:59:50 | 03:01:34 | 09:04:40 |
| 6. Susie Cheetham | GBR | 00:57:54 | 05:03:28 | 03:09:26 | 09:16:00 |
| 7. Carrie Lester | AUS | 00:57:51 | 05:00:32 | 03:16:35 | 09:19:49 |
| 8. Liz Lyles | USA | 01:00:08 | 05:04:10 | 03:11:21 | 09:20:31 |
| 9. Annabel Luxford | AUS | 00:53:02 | 04:59:15 | 03:24:07 | 09:20:58 |
| 10. Jocelyn McCauley | USA | 00:54:31 | 05:04:34 | 03:16:42 | 09:21:08 |
Men’s top 10
| SWIM | BIKE | RUN | FINISH | ||
| 1. Patrick Lange | DEU | 00:48:45 | 04:28:53 | 02:39:59 | 08:01:40 |
| 2. Lionel Sanders | CAN | 00:53:41 | 04:14:19 | 02:51:53 | 08:04:07 |
| 3. David McNamee | GBR | 00:48:40 | 04:28:55 | 02:45:30 | 08:07:11 |
| 4. Sebastian Kienle | DEU | 00:53:44 | 04:14:57 | 02:57:12 | 08:09:59 |
| 5. James Cunnama | ZAF | 00:49:09 | 04:21:03 | 02:56:46 | 08:11:24 |
| 6. Terenzo Bozzone | NZL | 00:48:41 | 04:26:20 | 02:53:48 | 08:13:06 |
| 7. Andy Potts | USA | 00:49:01 | 04:31:02 | 02:50:27 | 08:14:43 |
| 8. Patrik Nilsson | SWE | 00:48:34 | 04:29:01 | 02:55:51 | 08:18:21 |
| 9. Ben Hoffman | USA | 00:48:52 | 04:22:00 | 03:04:16 | 08:19:26 |
| 10. Boris Stein | DEU | 00:53:48 | 04:23:59 | 03:00:42 | 08:22:24 |
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