Tim Don gets the second best record in history at Ironman Brazil with 7: 40: 23
He has completed the 3,8 km of swimming, 180 km of cycling and 42 km of running in 7: 40: 23
Today, the South American Ironman Championship was held in Brazil Ironman Brazil where the triathlete Tim Don has achieved the second best mark that has been made in an Iroman by completing an ironman with a total time of 7: 40: 23.
His partials have been in swimming 00: 44: 16, in Cycling: 04:06:56 where it has stayed close to the world record achieved by Andrew Starykowicz this April at the Ironman of Texas with 4: 01: 15, and 2: 44: 46 in the 42 km of foot race
The record in an Ironman test has it Jan Frodeno with 7: 35: 39 achieved last year in the Ironman Roth.
Best times in Ironman history
| Jan Frodeno | Roth | 2016 | 7:35:39 |
| Tim Don | Brazil | 2017 | 7:40:23 |
| Andreas Raelert | Roth | 2011 | 7:41:33 |
| Lionel Sanders | Arizona | 2016 | 7:44:29 |
| Marino Vanhoenacker | Klagenfurt | 2011 | 7:45:58 |
| Brent McMahon | Brazil | 2016 | 7:46:10 |
| Ivan Rana | Klagenfurt | 2014 | 7:48:43 |
| Marino Vanhoenacker | Klagenfurt | 2015 | 7:48:45 |
* The brands in Ironman are not homologated
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