Ultraman Worlds
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Anton posted 1 year ago.
Nice, but bear in mind this is a stage race.
Day one is the swim and 90 miles of the bike.
Day two is the rest of the bike.
Day three is the run.
Much more impressive are the "At your pleasure races." The Doubles and Triples that once you start ,the clock doesn't stop, even though you might. Much more difficult than being able to eat meals at the end of the day and sleep all night.
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Gary3 posted 1 year ago.
Didn't know that Anton, thanks for the enlightenment
Colting and Armstrong win 2007 Ultraman Worlds new
Written by: Herbert Krabel
Date: Mon Nov 26 2007
Jonas Colting won the 6.2 mile swim, 261.4 mile bike and 52.4 mile run 2007 Ultraman Triathlon World Championships, and Shanna Armstrong earned her 4th title.
2007 Ultraman World Championships
November 25, Kona, Hawaii
6.2 Mile Swim, 261.4 Mile Bike, 52.4 Mile Run
1. Jonas Colting (SWE) 2:26:21 / 12:16:52 / 7:16:31 / 21:59:44
2. Alexandre Ribeiro (BRA) 3:07:53 / 13:18:18 / 6:38:53 / 23:05:04
3. Tim Sheeper (USA) 2:38:48 / 13:15:58 / 7:24:17 / 23:19:03
4. Peter Mueller (SWI) 3:01:48 / 13:42:06 / 7:45:57 / 24:29:51
5. Miro Kregar (SLO) 3:27:31 / 14:49:57 / 6:27:58 / 24:45:26
Top 5 women
1. Shanna Armstrong (USA) 3:10:53 / 15:07:31 / 8:25:00 / 26:43:24
2. Ann Heaslett (USA) 3:55:05 / 15:24:32 / 7:58:55 / 27:18:32
3. Iona MacKenzie (USA) 4:05:07 / 15:00:12 / 8:49:39 / 27:54:58
4. Vanuza Maciel (BRA) 4:00:46 / 16:41:23 / 9:02:44 / 29:44:53
5. Suzanna Degazon (PR) 4:18:29 / 16:12:20 / 9:16:00 / 29:46:49