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Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [jkhayc]
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Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [ChiroCowboy]
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ChiroCowboy wrote:
I see Moats podiumed 60-64 CC
But did he show up to get his award on the podium? If so, what did the crowd do
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Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [h2ofun]
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h2ofun wrote:
ChiroCowboy wrote:
I see Moats podiumed 60-64 CC
But did he show up to get his award on the podium? If so, what did the crowd do
The awards are tomorrow (Sunday) night.
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [Halvard]
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Halvard wrote:
A Norwegian. Could be Lars Petter Stormo if he has a good day. He did 2.45 on the marathon at IM France last year and was best AG and 7th overall at IM Austria this year.Good call on the Storm.
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [jkhayc]
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jkhayc wrote:
Halvard wrote:
A Norwegian. Could be Lars Petter Stormo if he has a good day. He did 2.45 on the marathon at IM France last year and was best AG and 7th overall at IM Austria this year.Good call on the Storm.
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [jkhayc]
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Looks like stubeliski was doing really well until mile 16-17 and then had a rough patch of a few miles.
Any idea what happened to Giuliano? He didn’t have the bike I was expecting and his run was well short of what he’s capable of.
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Any idea what happened to Giuliano? He didn’t have the bike I was expecting and his run was well short of what he’s capable of.
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Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [ChiroCowboy]
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Wonder if he got the waiver for his infamous bike mirrors, the douche.
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [jkhayc]
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jkhayc wrote:
Halvard wrote:
A Norwegian. Could be Lars Petter Stormo if he has a good day. He did 2.45 on the marathon at IM France last year and was best AG and 7th overall at IM Austria this year.Good call on the Storm.
It seems odd that no one has mentioned the actual results: Christian Haupt of Germany won the AG OA title with an 8:55. Stormo of Norway was second in 8:59 and Martin Kurt Huhndorf of Germany was 3rd in 9:00.
"Anyone can be who they want to be IF they have the HUNGER and the DRIVE."
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [ericmulk]
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ericmulk wrote:
jkhayc wrote:
Halvard wrote:
A Norwegian. Could be Lars Petter Stormo if he has a good day. He did 2.45 on the marathon at IM France last year and was best AG and 7th overall at IM Austria this year.Good call on the Storm.
It seems odd that no one has mentioned the actual results: Christian Haupt of Germany won the AG OA title with an 8:55. Stormo of Norway was second in 8:59 and Martin Kurt Huhndorf of Germany was 3rd in 9:00.
It's not odd.....it's an American forum after all.
The Germans seem to own that race on American soil. Even Mike Reilley's German language skills are getting pretty decent.
And any of these guys is at the doorstep to follow into Frodeno's, Kienle, Lange's footsteps.
Frightening...
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [windschatten]
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windschatten wrote:
ericmulk wrote:
jkhayc wrote:
Halvard wrote:
A Norwegian. Could be Lars Petter Stormo if he has a good day. He did 2.45 on the marathon at IM France last year and was best AG and 7th overall at IM Austria this year.Good call on the Storm.
It seems odd that no one has mentioned the actual results: Christian Haupt of Germany won the AG OA title with an 8:55. Stormo of Norway was second in 8:59 and Martin Kurt Huhndorf of Germany was 3rd in 9:00.
It's not odd.....it's an American forum after all.
The Germans seem to own that race on American soil. Even Mike Reilley's German language skills are getting pretty decent.
And any of these guys is at the doorstep to follow into Frodeno's, Kienle, Lange's footsteps.
Frightening...
So you are saying that the Americans here are just talk??
It was Americans writing on this thread before the race.........
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [windschatten]
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windschatten wrote:
ericmulk wrote:
jkhayc wrote:
Halvard wrote:
A Norwegian. Could be Lars Petter Stormo if he has a good day. He did 2.45 on the marathon at IM France last year and was best AG and 7th overall at IM Austria this year.Good call on the Storm.
It seems odd that no one has mentioned the actual results: Christian Haupt of Germany won the AG OA title with an 8:55. Stormo of Norway was second in 8:59 and Martin Kurt Huhndorf of Germany was 3rd in 9:00.
It's not odd.....it's an American forum after all.
The Germans seem to own that race on American soil. Even Mike Reilley's German language skills are getting pretty decent.
And any of these guys is at the doorstep to follow into Frodeno's, Kienle, Lange's footsteps. Frightening...
This would depend on whether any of these guys WANT to go pro or not. There have been plenty of great AGers over the years who COULD have gone pro but chose not to, for a variety of reasons. Obv you gotta really WANT it to be a good to great pro.
"Anyone can be who they want to be IF they have the HUNGER and the DRIVE."
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [ericmulk]
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That would be such a hard call to make, especially on the men's side. You have to wonder how much a guy like Kyle Buckingham struggles to make ends meet.
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Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [MI_Mumps]
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MI_Mumps wrote:
That would be such a hard call to make, especially on the men's side. You have to wonder how much a guy like Kyle Buckingham struggles to make ends meet.I kinda think it boils down to literally what you want to do with your life, or at least your life up through your early 40s. I can think of two outstanding AG triathletes whom I've known, one of whom has a 2:20 open mary to his credit. I mean, Holy Sheet Batman, 2:20, that is really pretty damn fast, espec for a tri guy. Anyway, the 2:20 guy decided NOT to go pro b/c he was making an excellent salary in real estate and figured he lose money by going pro. So he takes the pragmatic, realist route. The other guy, with no 2:20 and arguably less talent than 2:20 guy, was also making an excellent income in technical sales but he did decide to go pro. He has done OK but I suspect he does struggle to make ends meet as he is about on a par with Kyle Buckingham. He told me he just wanted to do something diff with his life rather than just stay in the hum-drum world of sales, and he has enjoyed his vagabond pro lifestyle over the past 4 years. So, it seems to boil down to personal choice, at least in my very limited experience.
"Anyone can be who they want to be IF they have the HUNGER and the DRIVE."
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [ericmulk]
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Aloha
Here is my race report from my race where I came 2nd overall in age-group @ 8:59:09 )for those who are interested😉).
It's in norwegian, but use Google translate 😊
https://www.oslosportslager.no/...-pa-hawaii--402.aspx
Instagram and Strava: @lpstormo
Here is my race report from my race where I came 2nd overall in age-group @ 8:59:09 )for those who are interested😉).
It's in norwegian, but use Google translate 😊
https://www.oslosportslager.no/...-pa-hawaii--402.aspx
Instagram and Strava: @lpstormo
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [Stormo]
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Stormo wrote:
Aloha Here is my race report from my race where I came 2nd overall in age-group @ 8:59:09 )for those who are interested😉).
It's in norwegian, but use Google translate 😊
https://www.oslosportslager.no/...-pa-hawaii--402.aspx
The Storm rolls in...
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [peace242000]
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peace242000 wrote:
Nick Noone will destroy the 18-24 men's field, not sure how fast the other top guys will be but he'll be a pretty good pro if he tries next year.He had a DNF after the bike...any idea what happen?
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [h2ofun]
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After 5th and 4th were called up, they called Moats. When he got to the podium he went to do the gentleman-ly thing and shake hands with 5th and 4th. 5th refused to shake his hand.
Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [glowstickgirl]
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glowstickgirl wrote:
After 5th and 4th were called up, they called Moats. When he got to the podium he went to do the gentleman-ly thing and shake hands with 5th and 4th. 5th refused to shake his hand.Did Moats get booed?
Kudo's to the 5th place person
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Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [stevej]
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stevej wrote:
Any idea what happened to Giuliano? He didn’t have the bike I was expecting and his run was well short of what he’s capable of.
He got a nasty flu bug the week of and couldn't hold down any nutrition during the race.
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Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [doublea334]
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Damn. That’s terrible. I honestly thought this would be the year he got the AG and possibly amateur win.
Maybe next year.
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Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [Stormo]
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Stormo wrote:
Aloha Here is my race report from my race where I came 2nd overall in age-group @ 8:59:09 )for those who are interested😉).
It's in norwegian, but use Google translate 😊
https://www.oslosportslager.no/...-pa-hawaii--402.aspx
Great race, congrats!!!
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Re: Who will win Kona AG race? [ffmedic84]
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No idea, so odd, good swim, good bike, and he was running 7min pace the last check point before the dnf. I only thought he'd be good because I saw him win collegiate nats and then win at Santa Rosa in his first full in easy fashion.
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peace242000 wrote:
Nick Noone will destroy the 18-24 men's field, not sure how fast the other top guys will be but he'll be a pretty good pro if he tries next year.He had a DNF after the bike...any idea what happen?
Was just not his day, I am sure he will be back. Kid is young and crazy fast, can't wait to see him destroy it out there.
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