Here's the top 15 male and female from xtri.com

http://www.xtri.com/...d=imhi&year=1993

wow, they were freaking fast.

was that the same bike course as it is now? smokin fast bike splits..

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fiddlesandbikes,

Good job searching but I'm really looking for results from a large contingent of local triathletes we sent over that year. They finished in from ~10 hours to 15 hours time.



Thanks for looking.....bet someone has the info an a web page I haven't found yet.



SciGuy

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Genetics load the gun, lifestyle pulls the trigger.

Nope, the bike start and finish have changed a few times in recent years, although the bulk of it is still the same (up the Queen K to the turnaround at Hawi, back down the Queen K).

In '93 T2 was still at the Kona Surf Hotel (I believe that was the name back then, I think it changed to the Keahou Kona Resort) in Keahou and the run started with an uphill slog out of the hotel grounds, then took a right turn on Alii and you had to run down into the infamous "Pit" before turning around and running back UP. That was still the layout in '98 when I did the race the first time, and it's a fairly foul way to start an Ironman marathon! :D But of course, that was part of the fun...ouch!

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TriBaby
"The rule is, jam yesterday, and jam tomorrow, but NEVER jam today." ---The White Queen

That was one of the deepest most, competitive and fastest overall IMH races of all time. Check the times. I rode a 5:00 flat bike split that day and was not even in the top 100 bike splits! Part of it had to do with the conditions. It does not get "better" than that in Kona - almost zero wind on the bike. A little rain out near Hawi and then some cloud on the run. Conditions change from year to year, but that year my final time was 9:45( after a big blow-up on the run) and I finished in 200th place. In many recent years, that sort of time would have had me in the top 100, which is what my goal was in '93. Ahh the good old days!!

Fleck

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To be sure. Stadler's "dominating" performance from last year would have netted him 10th in 1993.