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Ironman World Championship 2008

	Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, United States	View Larger Map
	Saturday 11 October 2008 6:45AM
	ironman.com/worldchampionship
	2.4mi swim + 112.0mi bike + 26.2mi run = 140.6mi
	(3.8km swim + 180.2km bike + 42.2km run = 226.2km)
	Qualifying race for
	Ironman World Championship 2009

Results

Statistics (1,731 athletes, 51 countries) Status % Gender % Country Rep % Finished 94.4 Men 72.6 Domestic 41.7 Did Not Finish 5.4 Women 27.4 International 58.3 Disqualified 0.2 Unknown Unknown

Ironman Reports KonaQ 2009 - Qualified Athletes KonaSQ 2009 - Slowest Qualified Athletes IronFast 2009 - Fastest Ironman Athletes IronStat 2009 - Ironman Statistics

	Fastest			Midpoint			Slowest
Men	Craig Alexander		8:17:45	Dean Warhaft		10:44:01	Joe Marinucci		16:58:17
Women	Chrissie Wellington		9:06:23	Monika Heindl		11:55:19	Lydia Holly		16:57:24
Overall				Kevin Nicholson		11:07:09

Ironman World Championship 2008 Weather (details)

Temperature		Wind		Gust High	Rain	Humidity
Low	High	High	Avg			Low	High	Avg
76.1 F	81.6 F	11.0 mph	1.6 mph	13.0 mph	0.00 in	56%	71%	67%
24.5 C	27.6 C	17.7 kph	2.6 kph	20.9 kph	0.0 mm

Ironman World Championship 2008 Results - Top 10 Men

Ovr Pos	Gdr Pos	Cat Pos	Time	Bib No	Athlete	Links	Cat	Country Rep	Swim	T1	Bike	T2	Run	Q I	Q I7
1	1	1	8:17:45	2	Craig Alexander		M PRO	Australia	51:43	1:41	4:37:19	2:04	2:45:01	World Champ 2009
2	2	2	8:20:50	7	Eneko Llanos Burguera		M PRO	Spain	51:39	1:48	4:33:27	2:10	2:51:49	World Champ 2009
3	3	3	8:21:23	41	Rutger Beke		M PRO	Belgium	54:44	1:50	4:34:45	2:16	2:47:49	World Champ 2009
4	4	4	8:21:46	31	Ronnie Schildknecht		M PRO	Switzerland	54:56	1:58	4:34:26	2:08	2:48:20	World Champ 2009
5	5	5	8:26:17	25	Cameron Brown		M PRO	New Zealand	51:50	2:04	4:36:47	1:59	2:53:39	World Champ 2009
6	6	6	8:30:23	10	Patrick Vernay		M PRO	New Caledonia	51:58	1:52	4:42:49	2:06	2:51:40	World Champ 2009
7	7	7	8:33:50	36	Andy Potts		M PRO	United States	48:40	1:48	4:46:00	2:51	2:54:31	World Champ 2009
8	8	8	8:34:02	53	Mathias Hecht		M PRO	Switzerland	51:42	1:46	4:36:55	2:28	3:01:13	World Champ 2009
9	9	9	8:34:47	9	Michael Lovato		M PRO	United States	52:58	1:52	4:45:21	2:27	2:52:12	World Champ 2009
10	10	10	8:36:53	13	Eduardo Sturla		M PRO	Argentina	54:47	2:02	4:34:27	2:20	3:03:19	World Champ 2009

Ironman World Championship 2008 Results - Top 10 Women

Ovr Pos	Gdr Pos	Cat Pos	Time	Bib No	Athlete	Links	Cat	Country Rep	Swim	T1	Bike	T2	Run	Q I	Q I7
40	1	1	9:06:23	101	Chrissie Wellington		F PRO	United Kingdom	56:20	2:06	5:08:16	1:59	2:57:44	World Champ 2009
74	2	2	9:21:20	156	Yvonne Van Vlerken		F PRO	Netherlands	1:06:49	1:50	5:05:34	2:42	3:04:27	World Champ 2009
80	3	3	9:22:52	127	Sandra Wallenhorst		F PRO	Germany	1:03:21	2:33	5:14:57	3:28	2:58:36	World Champ 2009
84	4	4	9:24:49	110	Erika Csomor		F PRO	Hungary	59:09	2:19	5:18:12	2:06	3:03:05	World Champ 2009
102	5	5	9:28:51	140	Linsey Corbin		F PRO	United States	1:00:35	2:22	5:14:33	2:07	3:09:16	World Champ 2009
105	6	6	9:29:15	135	Virginia Berasategui		F PRO	Spain	58:50	2:10	5:22:17	2:12	3:03:48	World Champ 2009
116	7	7	9:34:08	128	Bella Comerford		F PRO	United Kingdom	59:02	2:27	5:21:46	2:25	3:08:31	World Champ 2009
126	8	8	9:36:53	118	Gina Ferguson		F PRO	New Zealand	54:45	2:15	5:26:29	2:07	3:11:19	World Champ 2009
127	9	9	9:37:06	116	Gina Kehr		F PRO	United States	54:45	2:00	5:21:46	4:02	3:14:36	World Champ 2009
140	10	10	9:39:53	107	Dede Griesbauer		F PRO	United States	54:52	2:06	5:20:52	2:48	3:19:17	World Champ 2009

Ironman World Championship 2008 Blogroll

Ovr Pos	Gdr Pos	Cat Pos	Time	Bib No	Athlete	Links	Cat	Country Rep	Swim	T1	Bike	T2	Run	Q I	Q I7
11	11	11	8:39:32	11	Faris Al-Sultan		M PRO	Germany	51:43	2:02	4:33:25	2:23	3:10:02
14	14	14	8:48:37	26	Maik Twelsiek		M PRO	Germany	54:40	1:59	4:35:00	3:11	3:13:48
18	18	18	8:49:38	29	Stephen Bayliss		M PRO	United Kingdom	51:41	1:53	4:51:58	2:08	3:02:01
22	22	21	8:53:14	5	Marino Vanhoenacker		M PRO	Belgium	54:41	1:45	4:46:20	2:08	3:08:22
23	23	22	8:53:35	35	Bryan Rhodes		M PRO	New Zealand	51:26	1:38	4:36:23	2:09	3:22:01
28	28	26	8:57:56	6	Chris Lieto		M PRO	United States	51:48	2:13	4:31:48	2:27	3:29:41
34	34	31	9:04:42	46	Petr Vabrousek		M PRO	Czech Republic	58:51	2:24	4:56:38	2:18	3:04:32
45	44	37	9:09:57	84	Paul Fritzsche		M PRO	United States	56:06	2:18	4:56:39	2:48	3:12:08
48	47	39	9:12:02	180	Brad Seng		M PRO	United States	59:17	2:54	5:17:55	2:40	2:49:17
58	57	44	9:14:43	3	Torbjorn Sindballe		M PRO	Denmark	51:49	2:04	4:27:41	2:30	3:50:42
99	95	12	9:28:18	94	Thomas J Vonach		M35-39	Austria	58:18	3:00	5:03:09	4:16	3:19:37
163	152	27	9:42:07	1190	Matt Lewis		M35-39	Australia	1:11:54	2:57	5:10:04	2:55	3:14:20
175	163	23	9:44:16	1699	Andrew Beazley		M25-29	Australia	58:22	2:15	4:59:38	2:22	3:41:40
186	14	14	9:45:33	104	Joanna Lawn		F PRO	New Zealand	59:00	2:21	5:16:45	2:20	3:25:10
207	193	57	9:47:16	166	Sergio Marques		M PRO	Portugal	59:07	1:42	5:31:38	5:19	3:09:32
267	19	17	9:56:01	109	Belinda Granger		F PRO	Australia	56:09	2:18	5:15:24	2:25	3:39:48
268	20	18	9:56:01	106	Rebekah Keat		F PRO	Australia	56:19	2:10	5:26:40	2:26	3:28:28
399	29	24	10:12:00	136	Heleen Bij De Vaate		F PRO	Netherlands	1:09:54	2:04	5:27:04	2:49	3:30:12
410	31	25	10:13:26	103	Kate Major		F PRO	Australia	58:45	2:14	5:21:27	2:01	3:49:00
491	40	29	10:24:11	155	Tyler Stewart		F PRO	United States	1:10:56	2:33	5:19:06	2:30	3:49:08
567	515	135	10:31:50	1100	Steven Lord		M35-39	United Kingdom	55:29	2:34	5:29:50	3:30	4:00:28
597	60	35	10:35:10	158	Hillary Biscay		F PRO	United States	54:35	2:41	5:43:27	4:20	3:50:08
598	538	65	10:35:12	60	Blake Becker		M PRO	United States	56:19	2:04	5:23:42	7:00	4:06:10
731	92	38	10:53:16	149	Yasuko Miyazaki		F PRO	Japan	1:06:51	2:14	5:49:55	3:02	3:51:17
918	774	187	11:21:26	1304	Tim Stutzer		M35-39	Germany	1:06:35	3:27	5:30:34	5:16	4:35:36
1318	986	189	13:01:54	903	Chris Aylen		M40-44	Australia	1:24:35	9:59	6:39:44	10:55	4:36:43
			DNF	108	Leanda Cave		F PRO	United Kingdom	54:51	1:57	5:29:26	27:56
			DNF	119	Nina Kraft		F PRO	Germany	54:46	2:06
			DNF	57	Werner Leitner		M PRO	Austria	56:09	2:00	5:17:58	3:04
			DNF	1	Chris Mccormack		M PRO	Australia	51:45	1:46
			DNF	105	Rebecca Preston		F PRO	Australia	59:00	2:12
			DNF	8	Luc Van Lierde		M PRO	Belgium	51:27	1:45	4:55:43
			DNF	27	Stephan Vuckovic		M PRO	Germany	51:59	1:44	5:12:04

Chris Aylen
Ironman World Championship 2008
(Australia, M40-44, 13:01:54)
With Ken Glah - who was lining up for his.... wait for it..... 25th Hawaii Ironman!! Amazing.	So who's a happy boy to finish the swim??	Well it was terrific for the first 50k. Sitting on 42kph and having a ball. Ninety seconds later the wind had changed 180 degrees and I was doing 22kph wondering what the hell had just happened.	A dream come true.... finishing the Hawaii Ironman.... emerging from the darkness into the corridor of noise and light on Ali'i Drive. Just brilliant.

Andrew Beazley
Ironman World Championship 2008
(Australia, M25-29, 09:44:16)
I was amazed how silent the highway gets. Concentrating on keeping the hr down, being aero, and with few people around, I was drifting into la la land. Luckily the buzzing past of the draft motorbike scared me into focus. Feeling a tough patch come on I concentrated on form and getting back to my supporters. "you look great, how you feeling?" they yelled. "Strong... Great" I replied. Blatant lies.		My number one priority became to not walk until I got to the entrance of the energy lab. It took forever but I got there ready to walk my first ever steps in 4 Ironman races. Then I saw Peter Reid cheering people on. No way was I stopping there.