Alistair Brownle warns by winning the Ho'ala IRONMAN Training Swim

The British triathlete Alistair Brownlee has won this morning the swimming crossing that takes place a few days before the IRONMAN World Championship, Ho'ala IRONMAN Training Swim

The test consisting of a 3,8 kilometers swim crossing From Kailua to Kamakahonu, in a setting much like the one you swim in the IRONMAN test, it ends up on the opposite side of the pier in Kamakahonu Bay, instead of Dig Me Beach.

On the starting list, there was a good batch of professional triathletes, where Alistair Brownleand has achieved victory in a time of 46: 07.4 followed by Tim Brautigan to 2 seconds. Josh Amberger The winner in the last two editions has been fourth.

MALE CLASSIFICATION

1st - Alistair Brownlee (GBR) - 46: 07.4
2nd - Tim Brautigam (GER) - 46: 09.6
3rd - Gordon Benson (GBR) - 46: 11.9
4th - Josh Amberger (AUS) - 46: 13.5
5th - Daniel Bakkegard (DEN) - 46: 18.7
6th - Andi Bocherer (GER) - 49: 20
7th - David Bartlett (GBR) - 49: 22.2

In the women's event he highlighted the absence of Lucy Charles, winner of the 3 last editions. The winner has been Sara Crowley with a time of 49: 40.4

FEMALE CLASSIFICATION

1st - Sarah Crowley (AUS) - 49: 40.4
2nd - Katherine Renouf (GBR) - 51: 48.3
3rd - Sonia Bracegirdle (NZL) - 51: 59.7
4th - Jeanni Seymour (RSA) - 52: 14.4
5th - Maggie Walsh (USA) - 52: 19.4
6th - Tanja Slater (GBR) - 54: 03.8
7th - Kim Morrison (GBR) - 54: 32.8

Other triathletes to consider

Tim Don - 49: 42.7
Mark Threlfall - 51: 50.2
Will Clarke - 51: 54.1
Lionel Sanders - 51: 55.7
Cameron Wurf - 52: 24.1

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