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Extreme Veteran 594   Austin, TX | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread YEAHHH!!!!!!!!! GO JACOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Extreme Veteran 406 Frisco, Texas | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread YEAH JACOB!!! CONGRATULATIONS!! |
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Master 1292 Houston | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread Great job Jacob!!!! Fantastic effort out there today!!! |
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| Master 1662 Flagstaff and Phoenix, AZ | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread The guy who won the M 30-35 AG is from my hometown in Germany, Lemgo! Yeah! 1 1526 Coenen, Clemens 30 Lemgo GER 55:18 2:06 4:50:17 2:33 3:02:24 8:52:36 |
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| Regular 109 Florence, Arizona | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread Our local guy, Milos, just crossed the finish line....now I can go to bed! What an exciting event, I wish I was there....I am thinking maybe I can sneak in the training for another ironman for 2009...will my family notice? hahahha. |
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Champion 9430  No excuses! | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread Common, who's sticking it out til 6 AM in the East  |
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| Expert 696 Sugar Hill, GA | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread I'm impressed, a soldier just finished wearing his combat boots and camo pants. Good for him. |
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| Expert 931 Smyrna, GA | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread Jonathan is in!!! Congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Member 29 Arlington, TN | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread Just woke back up -- have a half marathon race this am! What a way to get fired up for the race. Watching the finishers! Oldest woman just crossed....Chrissie W gave her the lei. Class. |
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| Queen BTich 12411 , | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread I was up to watch the finish. The last 2 were good, and the poor woman who missed the cutoff by almost 3 minutes.
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| Extreme Veteran 481 The Land of Mickey-Orlando | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread I woke up at 500am to watch...was really tired from training yesterday. Have to do a 20 mile run today. Since I am pushing the cut off times for Ironman Florida, it was really important for me to watch the final finishers!! Boy..Im definitely pumped to go do my workout now  Incredible race..incredible finishes...and Chrissie Wellington is an amazing lady |
| 2008-10-12 10:27 AM in reply to: #1723894 |
| Champion 6931 Bellingham, Washington | Subject: TV date and time. 13 December The event saw 1,731 athletes officially start the 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike and 26.2-mile run on the Big Island of Hawaii. NBC will air the 2008 Ford Ironman World Championship on December 13, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. EST. Please check your local listings for specific details. Also from the Ironman.com recap. This year’s Timex Ironman Watch Bonuses, totaling $20,000, were awarded to: Bike – Torbjorn Sindballe and Chrissie Wellington Run – Normann Stadler and Chrissie Wellington Why does Norman get a watch for the run? In addition to a highly competitive professional field, a variety of inspirational age group athletes competed including Major League Baseball veteran, Jeff Conine, with a time of 14:43:45, and Sean Swarner, a two-time cancer survivor with one lung, who crossed the line at 11:44:15. In addition, Keith Davids, Commanding Officer of Navy SEAL Team One, completed the event in 11:24:00. Edited by BellinghamSpence 2008-10-12 10:30 AM |
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| Expert 1379 Woodland, California | Subject: RE: Kona watching thread One lung??? Talk about HTFU!!! |
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| Regular 87 London | Subject: RE: TV date and time. 13 December BellinghamSpence - 2008-10-12 4:27 PM The event saw 1,731 athletes officially start the 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike and 26.2-mile run on the Big Island of Hawaii. NBC will air the 2008 Ford Ironman World Championship on December 13, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. EST. Please check your local listings for specific details. Also from the Ironman.com recap. This year’s Timex Ironman Watch Bonuses, totaling $20,000, were awarded to: Bike – Torbjorn Sindballe and Chrissie Wellington Run – Normann Stadler and Chrissie Wellington Why does Norman get a watch for the run? The bonuses were awarded for the first athletes to pass the 2 timex points on the bike and run courses as long as they went on to finish, which both Normann and Chrissie did for the run bonus and Torbjorn and Chrissie did for the bike bonuses. In addition to a highly competitive professional field, a variety of inspirational age group athletes competed including Major League Baseball veteran, Jeff Conine, with a time of 14:43:45, and Sean Swarner, a two-time cancer survivor with one lung, who crossed the line at 11:44:15. In addition, Keith Davids, Commanding Officer of Navy SEAL Team One, completed the event in 11:24:00. |
| 2008-10-12 10:48 PM in reply to: #1736735 |
| Champion 6931 Bellingham, Washington | Subject: RE: TV date and time. 13 December bigAL99 - 2008-10-12 9:04 AM Oh! ok ,thanks for the info. Makes sense now.BellinghamSpence - 2008-10-12 4:27 PM The event saw 1,731 athletes officially start the 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike and 26.2-mile run on the Big Island of Hawaii. NBC will air the 2008 Ford Ironman World Championship on December 13, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. EST. Please check your local listings for specific details. Also from the Ironman.com recap. This year’s Timex Ironman Watch Bonuses, totaling $20,000, were awarded to: Bike – Torbjorn Sindballe and Chrissie Wellington Run – Normann Stadler and Chrissie Wellington Why does Norman get a watch for the run? The bonuses were awarded for the first athletes to pass the 2 timex points on the bike and run courses as long as they went on to finish, which both Normann and Chrissie did for the run bonus and Torbjorn and Chrissie did for the bike bonuses. In addition to a highly competitive professional field, a variety of inspirational age group athletes competed including Major League Baseball veteran, Jeff Conine, with a time of 14:43:45, and Sean Swarner, a two-time cancer survivor with one lung, who crossed the line at 11:44:15. In addition, Keith Davids, Commanding Officer of Navy SEAL Team One, completed the event in 11:24:00. |
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