C’mon you guys, you should have been able to see throught he OP’s intent. Anyone with a friggin calculator can compute the times.
“200 people didn’t make the bike cutoff today?”
No they didn’t. Tough day, tough conditions and for perhaps many a sobering reminder of what the IM distance is all about—respect. Respect for the distance itself, respect for the training that goes into it (or should, anyway), respect for the pacing you need to hold on the Big Day and respect for the fact that one needs always to stay in the moment. If you’re having a rough go of it, regroup and re-strategize for the rest of the day. Don’t get caught up in “damn, now I’m ‘x’ (minutes/hours/mph/etc.) behind where I should be at this point”. Just go.
2600 people signed up, less than 2100 show up and under, what, 1700 finish? Percentage-wise, tough one. But that’s still a lot of Ironmen crossing the finish line. Congrats to all who did, and to those that had the courage to start out and lost it somewhere on the course.