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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [callidus]
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [mattr]
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I'm going down to dust the Zipp off later today.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [monty]
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Crowe 3:41 down. So if he only loses another 5 & can run 2:42...Kienle would have to run 2:51. Frodissimo best positioned only 1:10 back. If he runs 2:46-48 he wins with having flat tire. Unless Nils can run? Don't know his pedigree. Van Lierde there too & he can run 2:48 so he & Frodissimo looking good.
On women's side Joyce....wow, really well positioned & looked like she was riding a Sunday cruise ride when on camera up to Hawi.
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On women's side Joyce....wow, really well positioned & looked like she was riding a Sunday cruise ride when on camera up to Hawi.
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [monty]
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On the plus side, how's about some of that waste management?
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [mattr]
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I was thinking the same thing. Kind of wondering if there are any Falcos out there today.
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [callidus]
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This might be the longest interview ever. Worse- I have no idea what they are talking about. I tuned it out in the first 6 seconds of the WM guy talking
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [callidus]
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Men through 75 miles, gonna be a lonely ride home for almost everyone this year. Finally a normal wind year, shows you what it really means to have them to the race tactics.
Here are the men's splits through 75 miles. Maik Twelsiek is pushing really hard at the front now - his countryman Sebastian Kienle is quite happy to keep up and open up more time on the men chasing behind.
1 3:50:36 26 Maik Twelsiek DEU
2 3:50:40 0:05 3 Sebastian Kienle DEU
3 3:52:20 1:45 24 Marino Vanhoenacker BEL
4 3:52:37 2:02 1 Frederik Van Lierde BEL
5 3:52:48 2:12 41 Ben Hoffman USA
6 3:52:56 2:20 46 Romain Guillaume FRA
7 3:52:58 2:23 43 Nils Frommhold DEU
8 3:54:29 3:53 6 Tim O'Donnell USA
9 3:54:31 3:56 20 Tim Van Berkel AUS
10 3:54:36 4:01 50 Tim Reed AUS
11 3:54:38 4:02 38 Cyril Viennot FRA
12 3:54:39 4:04 17 Igor Amorelli BRA
13 3:54:41 4:05 15 Andy Potts USA
14 3:54:43 4:07 21 Daniel Halksworth GBR
15 3:54:44 4:09 30 Paul Matthews AUS
16 3:54:45 4:10 54 Andreas Raelert DEU
17 3:56:40 6:05 47 Marko Albert EST
18 3:56:54 6:19 11 Craig Alexander AUS
19 3:57:50 7:15 9 Jan Frodeno DEU
20 3:57:53 7:18 35 Christian Kramer DEU
21 3:59:10 8:35 19 Joe Gambles AUS
22 3:59:30 8:54 34 Richie Cunningham AUS
23 3:59:46 9:10 2 Luke McKenzie AUS
24 4:01:18 10:42 5 Tyler Butterfield BMU
Here are the men's splits through 75 miles. Maik Twelsiek is pushing really hard at the front now - his countryman Sebastian Kienle is quite happy to keep up and open up more time on the men chasing behind.
1 3:50:36 26 Maik Twelsiek DEU
2 3:50:40 0:05 3 Sebastian Kienle DEU
3 3:52:20 1:45 24 Marino Vanhoenacker BEL
4 3:52:37 2:02 1 Frederik Van Lierde BEL
5 3:52:48 2:12 41 Ben Hoffman USA
6 3:52:56 2:20 46 Romain Guillaume FRA
7 3:52:58 2:23 43 Nils Frommhold DEU
8 3:54:29 3:53 6 Tim O'Donnell USA
9 3:54:31 3:56 20 Tim Van Berkel AUS
10 3:54:36 4:01 50 Tim Reed AUS
11 3:54:38 4:02 38 Cyril Viennot FRA
12 3:54:39 4:04 17 Igor Amorelli BRA
13 3:54:41 4:05 15 Andy Potts USA
14 3:54:43 4:07 21 Daniel Halksworth GBR
15 3:54:44 4:09 30 Paul Matthews AUS
16 3:54:45 4:10 54 Andreas Raelert DEU
17 3:56:40 6:05 47 Marko Albert EST
18 3:56:54 6:19 11 Craig Alexander AUS
19 3:57:50 7:15 9 Jan Frodeno DEU
20 3:57:53 7:18 35 Christian Kramer DEU
21 3:59:10 8:35 19 Joe Gambles AUS
22 3:59:30 8:54 34 Richie Cunningham AUS
23 3:59:46 9:10 2 Luke McKenzie AUS
24 4:01:18 10:42 5 Tyler Butterfield BMU
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [rhys]
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Hearing Frodo 7 mins back..
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [DFWTri]
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That concludes the human waste discussion thankfully
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [DFWTri]
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DFWTri wrote:
Please go back to coverage no one cares about all this business-talk lingo.Best practices, reducing their footprint, set goals and striving on the journey....blah blah blah.....It's the weekend! I hear enough of that nonsense during the week.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [callidus]
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The Ironmanlive.com Leaderboard has an entertaining column entitled "estimated finish time". Maik (currently leading at 9:59 and Paul Matthews (currently 4min back) at 7:33.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [Ironma'am]
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I'd say the small number under the rank in the leaderboard is rank change since last split.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [monty]
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monty wrote:
Men through 75 miles, gonna be a lonely ride home for almost everyone this year. Finally a normal wind year, shows you what it really means to have them to the race tactics. Here are the men's splits through 75 miles. Maik Twelsiek is pushing really hard at the front now - his countryman Sebastian Kienle is quite happy to keep up and open up more time on the men chasing behind.
1 3:50:36 26 Maik Twelsiek DEU
2 3:50:40 0:05 3 Sebastian Kienle DEU
3 3:52:20 1:45 24 Marino Vanhoenacker BEL
4 3:52:37 2:02 1 Frederik Van Lierde BEL
5 3:52:48 2:12 41 Ben Hoffman USA
6 3:52:56 2:20 46 Romain Guillaume FRA
7 3:52:58 2:23 43 Nils Frommhold DEU
8 3:54:29 3:53 6 Tim O'Donnell USA
9 3:54:31 3:56 20 Tim Van Berkel AUS
10 3:54:36 4:01 50 Tim Reed AUS
11 3:54:38 4:02 38 Cyril Viennot FRA
12 3:54:39 4:04 17 Igor Amorelli BRA
13 3:54:41 4:05 15 Andy Potts USA
14 3:54:43 4:07 21 Daniel Halksworth GBR
15 3:54:44 4:09 30 Paul Matthews AUS
16 3:54:45 4:10 54 Andreas Raelert DEU
17 3:56:40 6:05 47 Marko Albert EST
18 3:56:54 6:19 11 Craig Alexander AUS
19 3:57:50 7:15 9 Jan Frodeno DEU
20 3:57:53 7:18 35 Christian Kramer DEU
21 3:59:10 8:35 19 Joe Gambles AUS
22 3:59:30 8:54 34 Richie Cunningham AUS
23 3:59:46 9:10 2 Luke McKenzie AUS
24 4:01:18 10:42 5 Tyler Butterfield BMU
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [ianpeace]
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Callum Millward tweet: "Faris is out. On the side of the road icing inner thighs. Obviously a speedo related issue."
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [wardestroyer]
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wardestroyer wrote:
I'd say the small number under the rank in the leaderboard is rank change since last split.Was just going to post the same thing...
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [knighty76]
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All the men runners are suffering big time. The bikers are taking it to them this year, Potts is the closest runner at just over 4 minutes. Looks to me that it is going to be won on the bike this year, unless you expect every one of the top 10 right now are going to blow on the run. I figure at least a couple of them will have sub 2;55 runs, probably all it will take to win this year from the looks of it..
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [ianpeace]
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ianpeace wrote:
The Ironmanlive.com Leaderboard has an entertaining column entitled "estimated finish time". Maik (currently leading at 9:59 and Paul Matthews (currently 4min back) at 7:33.And showing the top guys pace at ~31 MPH....
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [callidus]
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WTF is with these guys? Maui wowie? Even *I* knew that was Mary Beth...
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [knighty76]
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Hearing Frodo 7 mins back..He had to serve a penalty.
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [monty]
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Oh shit. Looks like Frodo flat cost a lot being 7 back. Riding with Crowie. So they're going to have to run 2:40. That is a big ask.
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [Tri-Banter]
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Are these splits accurate? How does Frodeno go from 1:08 back at race time 3:20 to 7:15 back at race time 3:59?? And the others he was riding with are still in the same spots. Another flat??
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Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [rhys]
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rhys wrote:
Oh shit. Looks like Frodo flat cost a lot being 7 back. Riding with Crowie. So they're going to have to run 2:40. That is a big ask.Nope a penalty. The morons on the IM stream just focus too much on choclate milk instead of contacting race directors about what's going on. The GermanTV figured it out already ;)
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [Staer]
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Staer wrote:
Are these splits accurate? How does Frodeno go from 1:08 back at race time 3:20 to 7:15 back at race time 3:59?? And the others he was riding with are still in the same spots. Another flat??7:15 minus ~ 3:20 is ~ 4 min. Yellow tent seems like the detour he took
Re: Official Ironman Hawaii Race Day Discussion [Staer]
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When one dude has the tailwind and going downhill while the other is climbing, the time differential is greater. He makes it up and gets his tail/ down while the first dude flattens out, he catches up.
Edit: That. or a penalty
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Tri-Banter: Oct 11, 14 13:43
That's the best hypothesis that I've heard! I sure don't have anything better.
Are they updating the age group leaderboard, to reflect present position at the last mat? It sure doesn't match "estimated finish time".
Are they updating the age group leaderboard, to reflect present position at the last mat? It sure doesn't match "estimated finish time".