Brasil teve cinco atletas nos pódios amadores, sendo três campeões mundiais
No Ironman Hawaii, realizado nos dias 6 e 8 de Outubro, o Brasil obteve bons resultados na categoria amadora, inclusive com três campeões mundiais: Julia Iglesias (18/24), Ana Augusta Soares (35/39) e José Belarmino (45/49), além dos pódios com Roberto Fonseca (45/49) e Roberto Sena (70/74). Confira abaixo todos os pódios amadores do Mundial de Ironman (lembrando que, no Hawaii, tradicionalmente o pódio é composto por cinco atletas):
GERAL AMADOR MASCULINO
- 1. Christian Storzer (ALE) – 8:31:26
- 2. Matthew Marquardt (EUA) – 8:35:49
- 3. Miao Hao (CHN) – 8:41:11
- 4. Philipp Stadter (ALE) – 8:41:31
- 5. Julien Hoeksema (FRA) – 8:45:15
GERAL AMADORA FEMININA
- 1. Magdalena Lenz (POL) – 9:37:29
- 2. Henrike Guber (ALE) – 9:40:14
- 3. Annamarie Strehlow (EUA) – 9:42:17
- 4. Ana Augusta Soares (BRA) – 9:53:34
- 5. Anna Lawson (GBR) – 9:56:55
18-24 Masc.
- 1. Andoni Valencia (MEX) – 8:59:58
- 2. Jameson Plewes (CAN) – 9:11:09
- 3. Lukas Stahl (ALE) – 9:13:27
- 4. Sven Theis (ALE) – 9:17:05
- 5. Karl Mell (EST) – 9:26:22
18-24 Fem.
- 1. Julia Iglesias (BRA) – 10:26:30
- 2. Amber Rombaut (BEL) – 10:34:12
- 3. Erin Oliphant (EUA) – 10:58:36
- 4. Clara Debiassi (ARG) – 10:59:35
- 5. Chelsea Seymour (AUS) – 11:02:50
25-29 Masc.
- 1. Matthew Marquardt (EUA) – 8:35:49
- 2. Devin Volk (EUA) – 8:48:18
- 3. Timmo Jeret (EST) – 8:49:16
- 4. Pierre Balty (BEL) – 8:56:34
- 5. Justin Riele (EUA) – 9:03:58
25-29 Fem.
- 1. Henrike Guber (ALE) – 9:40:14
- 2. Anna Lawson (GBR) – 9:56:55
- 3. Fabia Maramotti (ITA) – 10:04:34
- 4. Laura Kjaer (DIN) – 10:15:58
- 5. Anna Weinhardt (HUN) – 10:28:56
30-34 Masc.
- 1. Mia Hao (CHN) – 8:41:11
- 2. Philipp Stadter (ALE) – 8:41:31
- 3. Julien Hoeksema (FRA) – 8:45:15
- 4. Yannick Matejicek (FRA) – 8:45:49
- 5. Gonzalo Fuentes (ESP) – 8:47:12
30-34 Fem.
- 1. Magdalena Lenz (POL) – 9:37:29
- 2. Annamarie Strehlow (EUA) – 9:42:17
- 3. Mena Suter (SUI) – 9:58:57
- 4. Cindy Friebel (ALE) – 10:01:43
- 5. Sera Sayar (TUR) – 10:04:50
35-39 Masc.
- 1. Tom De Bruyn (BEL) – 8:41:30
- 2. Guillaume Montoisy (BEL) – 8:49:05
- 3. Eric Engel (EUA) – 8:51:31
- 4. Johan Jvalun (FRA) – 8:52:45
- 5. Fritz Ferner (ALE) – 8:59:45
35-39 Fem.
- 1. Ana Soares (BRA) – 9:53:34
- 2. Pierangela Dezerega (CHI) – 9:58:24
- 3. Alina Hanschke Busch (MEX) – 10:05:37
- 4. Evgenia Boulmeti (GRC) – 10:09:10
- 5. Eulali Gouws (RSA) – 10:09:40
40-44 Masc.
- 1. Christian Storzer (ALE) – 8:31:26
- 2. Sergio Marques (POR) – 8:46:13
- 3. David Clark (AUS) – 8:48:17
- 4. Lars Petter Stormo (NOR) – 8:51:09
- 5. Saso Kocar (SVN) – 8:52:29
40-44 Fem.
- 1. Jana Richtrova (EUA) – 10:02:31
- 2. Valerie Van Hauwaert (BEL) – 10:13:22
- 3. Laura Jalasto (FIN) – 10:17:31
- 4. Jessica Jones Lasley (EUA) – 10:18:46
- 5. Sato Suuronen (FIN) – 10:19:51
45-49 Masc.
- 1. José Belarmino (BRA) – 9:02:31
- 2. Brice Williams (EUA) – 9:03:57
- 3. Kimmo Tuunanen (FIN) – 9:06:59
- 4. Roberto Fonseca (BRA) – 9:10:54
- 5. Benoit Marcolini (FRA) – 9:12:07
45-49 Fem.
- 1. Liza Rachetto (EUA) – 10:23:36
- 2. Amy Farrell (EUA) – 10:26:21
- 3. Sharon Schmidt-Mongrain (EUA) – 10:30:08
- 4. Constance Mochar (AUT) – 10:37:25
- 5. Beate Zschorlich (ALE) – 10:41:09
50-54 Masc.
- 1. Ulrik Jespersen (DIN) – 9:28:24
- 2. Marcin Konieczny (POL) – 9:36:22
- 3. Stefano Bortolami (ITA) – 9:38:04
- 4. Olaf Kasten (ALE) – 9:39:25
- 5. John Hughes (AUS) – 9:42:45
50-54 Fem.
- 1. Sandra Daenzer (SUI) – 10:45:05
- 2. Trine Brask (DIN) – 10:46:48
- 3. Edina Jung (SUI) – 10:49:08
- 4. Tanja Tschech (ALE) – 10:50:10
- 5. Jennifer Smith (EUA) – 10:56:57
55-59 Masc.
- 1. Anton Walter Elie (HOL) – 9:51:23
- 2. Mathieu Aguerre (FRA) – 9:55:29
- 3. Jean Guinchard (SUI) – 10:00:34
- 4. Renaud de Pury (SUI) – 10:01:36
- 5. Kevin Cutjar (AUS) – 10:01:52
55-59 Fem.
- 1. Yvonne Timewell (CAN) – 11:07:19
- 2. Donna Kay-Ness (EUA) – 11:13:02
- 3. Genelle van der Riet (AFS) – 11:17:39
- 4. Caroline Anderson (AUS) – 11:18:02
- 5. Margareth Boogert (HOL) – 11:18:27
60-64 Masc.
- 1. Tim Bradley (EUA) – 10:30:14
- 2. Jason George (SUI) – 10:39:38
- 3. Wilhelm Schweiger (ALE) – 10:43:50
- 4. Wolfgang Schmatz (ALE) – 10:54:33
- 5. Alan Bremner (GBR) – 10:54:50
60-64 Fem.
- 1. Sharon MacKinnon (CAN) – 12:25:47
- 2. Sharon McDowell-Larsen (CAN) – 12:26:57
- 3. Siobhan Kennedy (IRL) – 12:37:35
- 4. Marie-Josee Cossette (CAN) – 12:38:15
- 5. Elizabeth Gannon (GBR) – 13:00:57
65-69 Masc.
- 1. Martin Gannon (GBR) – 10:55:21
- 2. John Hill (AUS) – 11:40:11
- 3. Carlo Meier (SUI) – 11:41:48
- 4. McKee Simon (AUS) – 11:48:07
- 5. Ned Daily (EUA) – 11:15:15
65-69 Fem.
- 1. Donna Smyers (EUA) – 12:22:38
- 2. Jane MacLeod (CAN) – 12:35:09
- 3. Michele Allison (NZL) – 12:46:14
- 4. Ellen Camp (EUA) – 13:29:13
- 5. Patricia Harris (CAN) – 13:54:38
70-74 Masc.
- 1. Fred Skinner (EUA) – 12:48:54
- 2. Rick Simpson (EUA) – 13:20:34
- 3. Bobby Smale (AUS) – 13:30:02
- 4. Roberto Sena (BRA) – 13:32:42
- 5. Charlie Cowan (EUA) – 13:41:57
70-74 Fem.
- 1. Missy Lestrange (EUA) – 13:54:22
- 2. Francine Comeau (CAN) – 14:32:59
- 3. Cullen Goodyear (CAN) – 14:40:46
- 4. Diane Tracy (EUA) – 15:27:52
- 5. Sunny McKee (EUA) – 16:06:19
75-79 Masc.
- 1. Max Hochstrasser (SUI) – 14:12:22
- 2. Roger Freeman (EUA) – 15:47:36
- 3. Even Evensen (EUA) – 16:10:08
- 4. Fred Lambright (CAN) – 16:26:47
- 5. Christopher George (GBR) – 16:43:41
75-79 Fem.
- 1. Cherie Gruenfeld (EUA) – 16:20:07
- 2. Natalie Grabow (EUA) – 16:48:53
80-84 Masc.
- 1. Hiroshi Nakata (JAP) – 15:41:51
- 2. Warren Hill (NZL) – 16:16:25
- 3. George Hudson (EUA) – 16:56:23
