At the Races Karen Aydelott finished 48 seconds past the cutoff, but had
the full support of the crowd for her inspiring effort.
O’DONNELL, SNOW LEAD AMERICANS AT GOPRO IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
T
he 35th year of Kona wrapped up in one of the closest championship races that the race has seen. The U.S.
combined for a total of four top-10 elite finishes, led by Timothy O’Donnell and Caitlin Snow, while 12 U.S. age-groupers won world titles at the event. Frederik Van Lierde of Belgium won with a finishing time of 8:12:29 while Australian Mirinda Carfrae took first in the women’s field with a time of 8:52:14, setting a new course record.
2013 GOPRO IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Kailua-Kona, Hawaii • 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, 26.2-mile run
MEN 1. Frederik Van Lierde (BEL), 8:12:29 2. Luke McKenzie (AUS), 8:15:19 3. Sebastian Kienle (GER), 8:19:24 4. James Cunnama (RSA), 8:21:46 5. Timothy O’Donnell (Boulder, Colo.), 8:22:25 6. Ivan Rana (ESP), 8:23:43 7. Tyler Butterfield (BER), 8:24:09 8. Bart Aernouts (BEL), 8:25:38 9. Timo Bracht (GER), 8:26:32 10. Faris Al-Sultan (GER), 8:32:13
WOMEN 1. Mirinda Carfrae (AUS), 8:52:14 2. Rachel Joyce (GBR), 8:57:28
3. Liz Blatchford (GBR), 9:03:35 4. Yvonne Van Vlerken (NED), 9:04:34 5. Caroline Steffen (SUI), 9:09:09 6. Caitlin Snow (Brockton, Mass.), 9:10:12 7. Meredith Kessler (San Francisco, Calif.), 9:10:19 8. Michelle Vesterby (DEN), 9:11:13 9. Gina Crawford (NZL), 9:14:47 10. Linsey Corbin (Missoula, Mont.), 9:17:22
AGE-GROUP WORLD CHAMPIONS F18-24: Samantha Morrison (Goldsboro, N.C.), 9:38:26 F40-44: Susanne Davis (Carlsbad, Calif.), 9:41:40 F45-49: Lisbeth Kenyon (Barrington, R.I.), 10:03:26
F55-59: Jeni Winegarner (Kailua-Kona, Hawaii), 10:33:10 F70-74: Cheryl Woodworth (Pewaukee, Wis.), 15:47:37 F75-79: Harriett Anderson (San Carlos, Calif.), 16:56:51 Female HC: Minda Dentler (New York, N.Y.), 14:39:14 M25-29: Clay Emge (Tyler, Texas), 8:47:36 M60-64: Oakes Ames (New Canaan, Conn.), 10:19:08 M65-69: William Wren (Arlington, Va.), 10:44:31 M75-79: John Weber (New York, N.Y.), 15:54:08 Male PC: Eric McElvenny (San Diego, Calif.), 11:54:29
XTERRA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Kapalua, Maui, Hawaii • 1.5k swim, 30.4k mountain bike, 9.5k trail run
ELITE MEN 1. Ruben Ruzafa (ESP) 2:34:34 2. Asa Shaw (GBR) 2:36:01 3. Ben Allen (AUS) 2:36:24 4. Josiah Middaugh (USA) 2:37:44 5. Braden Currie (NZL) 2:39:05 6. Conrad Stoltz (RSA) 2:39:31 7. Nicolas Lebrun (FRA) 2:40:57 8. Marvin Gruget (FRA) 2:42:03 9. Leonardo Chacon (CRC) 2:42:08 10. Brice Daubord (FRA) 2:43:00
ELITE WOMEN 1. Nicky Samuels (NZL) 2:57:48 2. Lesley Paterson (GBR) 3:00:14 3. Flora Duffy (BER) 3:00:19 4. Barbara Riveros (CHL) 3:01:43 5. Emma Garrard (USA) 3:01:49 6. Chantell Widney (CAN) 3:04:36 7. Helena Erbenova (CZE) 3:05:16 8. Shonny Vanlandingham (USA) 3:05:43 9. Jacqui Slack (GBR) 3:05:52 10. Suzie Snyder (USA) 3:08:32
50 USA TRIATHLON WINTER 2014
AGE GROUP WORLD CHAMPIONS F15-19: Hannah Rae Finchamp (Altadena, Calif.), 3:11:02 F20-24: Elizabeth Gruber (Redding, Calif.), 3:29:13 F25-29: Kara Lapoint (Roseville, Calif.), 3:28:34 F30-34: Debby Sullivan (Roseville, Calif.), 3:37:46 F35-39: Jennifer Todd (Newbury Parks, Calif.), 3:39:33 F40-44: Mimi Stockton (Stevensville, Mich.), 3:33:09 F50-54: Anne Gonzales (Aspen, Colo.), 3:23:53 M50-54: Tim Sheeper (Menlo Park, Calif.), 3:13:38 F55-59: Lucia Colbert (Cordova, Tenn.), 4:11:16 M55-59: Tom Monica (Thousand Oaks, Calif.), 3:28:18 M60-64: John Royson (Albany, Calif.), 3:34:51 F65-69: Wendy Minor (Kamuela, Hawaii), 6:09:21 M70-74: Peter Wood (La Jolla, Calif.), 5:07:59 M75-79: Ron Hill (Hayden, Idaho), 7:12:11 M PC: Ed Fattoumy (Honolulu, Hawaii), 3:52:13
Nils Nilsen/XTERRA
Josiah Middaugh of Vail, Colo., placed fourth at the 2013 XTERRA World Championship in Kapalua, Maui, Hawaii.
Paul Phillips/Competitive Image
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