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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [fulla] [ In reply to ]
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The woman’s race has usually been a distraction

Having their own day is FANTASTIC

I would definitely pay to watch next year if we had to

This is GREAT!!


Agreed!
This has been awesome.


Is it a bad thing I watched every minute of the entire race instead of working out lol

I did PT on my broken shoulder while watching. I'll be there next year.

Sodaro. OMG. WTF?! Amazing.


I'm watching at work with a fractured shoulder - fractured in 3 places. Cycling crash last weekend. How did you break yours?
Faceplanted trail running in Cascade mountains. Trail was not much more than a goat path. A tough hike. My dumbass had no business running it. If you are guessing I ran fine up and faceplanted on the way down you'd be right.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [Dilbert] [ In reply to ]
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Dilbert wrote:
fulla wrote:
Dilbert wrote:
MrTri123 wrote:
desert dude wrote:
MrTri123 wrote:
The woman’s race has usually been a distraction

Having their own day is FANTASTIC

I would definitely pay to watch next year if we had to

This is GREAT!!


Agreed!
This has been awesome.


Is it a bad thing I watched every minute of the entire race instead of working out lol

I did PT on my broken shoulder while watching. I'll be there next year.

Sodaro. OMG. WTF?! Amazing.


I'm watching at work with a fractured shoulder - fractured in 3 places. Cycling crash last weekend. How did you break yours?
Faceplanted trail running in Cascade mountains. Trail was not much more than a goat path. A tough hike. My dumbass had no business running it. If you are guessing I ran fine up and faceplanted on the way down you'd be right.

Questionable decisions like that are what keep therapists like me in business. Hope each of you have a speedy recovery.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [ In reply to ]
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Are they not going to show an interview with the winner?
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [Parkland] [ In reply to ]
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Great! We managed to miss the winners interview!
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [test] [ In reply to ]
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Are they not going to show an interview with the winner?
I think they did the interview but cameras were elsewhere at that moment.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [Changpao] [ In reply to ]
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Does anyone think the announcers are forbidden from mentioning the PTO? They talk a lot about athletes’ performances at IM-branded races but nothing about the PTO. Sodoro ran her way to the podium in Edmonton, if I’m not mistaken. It seems like it would be a relevant fact to mention. She also had a disappointing Collins Cup, which makes today’s result even more remarkable. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that I haven’t heard mention of any non-IM race.

They also code ITU athletes as “runners” or “swimmers”. I’m fine with that, they are competing businesses.

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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [Dilbert] [ In reply to ]
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Dilbert wrote:
test wrote:
Are they not going to show an interview with the winner?

I think they did the interview but cameras were elsewhere at that moment.
Here's the interview finally.
But they didnt show any of the finishers after 3rd cross the finishline.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [test] [ In reply to ]
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Great day for Dan Plews and the Endure IQ team. Chelsea's coach.

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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [42point2] [ In reply to ]
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Can anyone guess why Sodaro and LCB both turned their hats backwards in the finishing straight? Can only guess it was to show a sponsors logo![/quote]
Often it’s remove the glasses and spin the hat backwards so your face and emotions can be seen as you finish

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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [test] [ In reply to ]
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I didn’t know who Chelsea was but after watching that interview I’m a huge fan.
As a dad of young kids it just hit me when she talked.
Kristen, Iden and Lionel etc have no idea.

What this woman just did inspired me.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [iron_mike] [ In reply to ]
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Has a mom ever won Kona? I thought the commentators would've said something, but didn't mention it.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [mattchrbt] [ In reply to ]
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Has a mom ever won Kona? I thought the commentators would've said something, but didn't mention it.


They said she’s the 2nd after Natascha Badmann
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [velox canis] [ In reply to ]
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A parochial post ... Sarah Crowley was outside the top 10 until just before halfway on the run, worked her way up to seventh, passing Ryf in the last kilometre or so.

Her pre-race comment ...

"I'm a bit of a bulldog when I race. I'm greedy. I will be there."

And so she was.

"Find a way, not an excuse". Goony, Kona, 2009
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [Canuck1] [ In reply to ]
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Canuck1 wrote:
I didn’t know who Chelsea was but after watching that interview I’m a huge fan.
As a dad of young kids it just hit me when she talked.
Kristen, Iden and Lionel etc have no idea.

What this woman just did inspired me.

Well said. I agree completely. Seemed so genuinely shocked to be there in that position. Amazing performance.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [teaandstuff] [ In reply to ]
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A parochial post ... Sarah Crowley was outside the top 10 until just before halfway on the run, worked her way up to seventh, passing Ryf in the last kilometre or so.

Her pre-race comment ...

"I'm a bit of a bulldog when I race. I'm greedy. I will be there."

And so she was.

Any word from Ryf? She never looked comfortable on the run. Assuming just not her day.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [Parkland] [ In reply to ]
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Is it just me, or has the coverage stopped?
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [NAB777] [ In reply to ]
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It's not just you.

Anybody know if there's a live finish line camera somewhere?

I can't find it, but I'd like to watch the AGers finish.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [craigj532] [ In reply to ]
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It's not just you.

Anybody know if there's a live finish line camera somewhere?

I can't find it, but I'd like to watch the AGers finish.

I just found it via the Facebook IronmanNow page, but someone has turned the camera around & we are currently looking at a man sitting doing nothing. Seriously.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [craigj532] [ In reply to ]
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Never mind, I think it's here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QsyyIVU71Y

(I don't know what the camera is focusing on right now)
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [teaandstuff] [ In reply to ]
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A parochial post ... Sarah Crowley was outside the top 10 until just before halfway on the run, worked her way up to seventh, passing Ryf in the last kilometre or so.

Her pre-race comment ...

"I'm a bit of a bulldog when I race. I'm greedy. I will be there."

And so she was.

She got that dawg in her

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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [42point2] [ In reply to ]
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Thanks, I missed that. I remember them mentioning Natascha Badmann a few times and wondered why as I was making dinner. I was glued into the screen the last mile or so and just wondered why the announcers didn't say much about it, or bring it up again for that matter.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [mattchrbt] [ In reply to ]
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Thanks, I missed that. I remember them mentioning Natascha Badmann a few times and wondered why as I was making dinner. I was glued into the screen the last mile or so and just wondered why the announcers didn't say much about it, or bring it up again for that matter.

Natasha won all six titles as a mom. Actually her whole career as a triathlete was as a mom as she had her daughter at something like 17 years of age.
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [Diabolo] [ In reply to ]
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I am just catching up and saw that there were a few bike penalties given…

Any commentary?
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [J] [ In reply to ]
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Still thinking about how much I enjoyed the split-race format. Stating the obvious, but all post-Kona content is highlighting the women and Chelsea’s amazing accomplishment. Even 36 hours of not having to compete for bandwidth with results and postmortem analysis from the men’s race is so meaningful, and honestly much more fun to digest as a fan of the sport. My attention feels so much less fragmented. Probably better for sponsors too. Looking forward to the men’s race!
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Re: Kona Women's Race-Day Thread [timr] [ In reply to ]
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I thought she was purple patch with matt dixon. Did she change?
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