Brent McMahon removes Ivan Raña the fastest second time in history at Ironman

The Canadian has won the Ironman Brazil with a time of 7: 46: 10

This weekend the Ironman Championship of South America was held in Brazil, where the Canadian Brent McMahon has beaten the record of the test and has achieved the second fastest mark in Ironman history

McMahon finished the test in a time of 7:46:10, where it took him 47:47 to complete the 3,8 km of swimming, 4:11:54 to complete the 180 km of cycling and doing 2:42:42 in the marathon.

Brent McMahon moves with this victory to Ivan Raña who held that position since 2014 where he got a time of 7:48:43 at the Austrian Ironman

The record of the fastest race shows him  Mario vanhoenacker from 2011 with a time of 7: 45: 58 in the Ironman of Austria.

* In the data of the article we refer to Wanda-Ironman circuit tests. In Ironman distance triathlons the best brand is German Andreas Raelert s el Roth Challenge where you have 7h41min

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