Lauren Brandon got out of the water with Britain’s Lucy Charles and the two put five minutes on the great Daniela Ryf during the bike ride. Eventually Ryf caught and passed them, but Charles was able to hang on and take second. Lauren dropped all the way to 26th place. Don’t be surprised to see the swim and bike play out this year the same way as it did last year, but Lauren is ready to run much faster this time around.
Lucy Charles-Barclay, the best swimmer in the women’s field, loves to lead the Ironman World Championship and looks to spend a lot of time off the front here in Kona for the third year in a row. She has finished second to Daniela Ryf in both 2017 and 2018. After a huge win at Challenge Roth this ...
Jan Frodeno was having a magical season where he knocked off Lionel Sanders at Oceanside 70.3, Patrick Lange at Ironman Frankfurt and Javier Gomez and Alistair Brownlee at the Ironman 70.3 World Championship. Then, not long after 70.3 Worlds, he was forced to pull out of Kona with an injury. What...
Linsey Corbin is coming off a big win at Ironman Wisconsin and will be starting her 13th Ironman World Championship on October 12th. She talked with us about how much she loves this race and how it suits her so well.
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