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Anybody else watching the web feed? Foster broke the swim record. And Tom should be out of the water any minute. Bjorn Anderson is the leader 20k into the bike


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Re: IMNZ [Jim] [ In reply to ]
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keep us posted


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Re: IMNZ [Foolish Tri Guy] [ In reply to ]
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Tom D's swim 1:10:04, T1 9:43
Last edited by: Jim: Mar 5, 04 11:41
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Re: IMNZ [Jim] [ In reply to ]
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bjorn's in the lead! sweet!

i'm not sure why i'm so passionate about it, but i'm definitely rooting for mr. andersson, gordo, and the baron to do especially well.




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Re: IMNZ [Foolish Tri Guy] [ In reply to ]
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the ubber biker is 7' down
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Men at 40km [ In reply to ]
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off the web updates:

"Bjorn Andersson (who was very strong here last year!) is leading now 3:45 ahead of Bryan Rhodes who in turn is 4:32 ahead of Cameron Brown.

Brent Foster is fourth from Pete Jacobs and Courtney Ogden (AUS).

Down seven minutes is a group with Normann Stadler, Brent Sheldrake and Wayne Shackleton."
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Re: IMNZ [Jim] [ In reply to ]
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ahahah! I had predicted a 1h10' swim for Tom (see IMNZ prediction thread)...of course I said 3' for T1 but didn't expect T1 to be changed and soooooo long...

go Tom.
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Re: IMNZ [Francois] [ In reply to ]
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Just think Francois you could be passing a stone in NZ right now :)
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Re: IMNZ [Stewart] [ In reply to ]
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guess what...I am...
good thing I didn't go I guess...
will be IMFrance instead
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Re: IMNZ [Stewart] [ In reply to ]
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Yeah ... he could repeat DeBoom's famous words, "Is this what a hernia feels like?", then he could go back to moaning and passing out.

Is a 1:10 swim good for Tom?

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Thanks for posting this. I'm watching it on a 6ft X 5 ft screen (via an LCD projector). AWESOME.

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Last edited by: TripleThreat: Mar 5, 04 12:49
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Re: IMNZ [TripleThreat] [ In reply to ]
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No fair! six foot screen! I am crouched in the local library of my small town watching a 4 inch!! jerky image with no sound because the library has broadband and I don't and they won't let me turn the sound on.

Jim
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Re: IMNZ [Jim] [ In reply to ]
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"** Okay, maybe I spoke too soon. It's like I'm sitting on a park bench watching grass grow. Hey wow, someone just walked past with a stroller. Hey, a guy with a backpack. Heh Heh ;-)"

I almost spit my coffee out.



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Re: IMNZ [Jim] [ In reply to ]
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Her is th IMNZ update:

Five is Fifth

Bryan Rhodes is in fifth place, now 10:48 off the lead, with Pete Jacobs down 10:50 while Brent Foster si at 12:03 off the lead...
03:00





The top five are...

Bjorn Andersson has established a 6:49 lead to Normann Stadler, who has ridden into second place now, with 7:40 off the lead to Cameron Brown and then Kieran Doe who is now 7:43 off the lead.

The fifth place male is not yet in sight.
02:57

Jim
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Re: IMNZ [Jim] [ In reply to ]
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Mustn't forget the ladies:

Women at 70 kms

Jo Lawn continues to lead with two minutes lead on Andrea Fisher, 3:49 to Lynley Allison and 5:44 to Karen Holloway.

Sione Jongstra is 7:30 off the lead...
02:55
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Re: IMNZ [Jim] [ In reply to ]
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Bjorn is 5:30 up on Cam Brown, with Norman Stadler 10 secs down on Cam, at 116 km point on the bike. GO BJORN.

Back to Jim as I'm off to bed early for my 200k bike tomorrow morning. Good Night America!


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Re: IMNZ [jk_allen13] [ In reply to ]
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Maybe pinch of salt time, but Welchy says Bjorn has a 9:16 minute leadon Norm, yes NINE minutes at approaching the 4 hour , and 11+ to the Cam at the 125k point. That Volvo engine is cranking the 56 ring with a whole shitload of watts. I'd like to see a printout of that wattage!


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Re: IMNZ [jk_allen13] [ In reply to ]
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I'd like to see that wattage too. And so much for spinning- I've counted his cadence from the feed at about 70-74rpms. Guess we'll see a small study of cadence on the bike vs. running performance here soon.

I hope he rips this race to shreds. I love a guy who bikes a position and a cadence that everyone says is too low for Ironman and then makes it work. Hopefully he runs well.
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Re: IMNZ [trischnitz] [ In reply to ]
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Holy shit, Bjorn is cranking it?

Is it just me, or do 90% of the folks riding by the static camera have really upright positions. They look like they're leaning on a bar.

Just an observation.







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Re: IMNZ [GBJ] [ In reply to ]
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Normann Stadler is confirmed out of the race.

His problem is not mechanical and it appears the German cycling ace has fallen ill on course...and withdrawn.

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Re: IMNZ [Zulu] [ In reply to ]
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"...having missed the start this morning had ridden hard to get back into the second place..." He missed the start of the race?

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Re: IMNZ [Styk33] [ In reply to ]
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apparently he missed the swim start and had to battle though the age groupers - how's about Bjorns lead into T2...can he hold of Cam?

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The're into the run... [ In reply to ]
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....Cameron has made up 45 seconds on the first kilometer but is still well behind.
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Re: The're into the run... [cerveloguy] [ In reply to ]
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Kieran Doe 3rd, Bryan Rhodes 4th.
Last edited by: jaylew: Mar 5, 04 15:53
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Re: The're into the run... [cerveloguy] [ In reply to ]
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is it me or are many times slow on the bike?

apparently only 2 or 3 riders below 5h...Anderson in 4h33' and the rest is nearly 30' back...
Mr A is riding well, but it seems other times are slower than usual (unless it's bloody windy)
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Re: The're into the run... [Francois] [ In reply to ]
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apparently a strong headwind on the way back..

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