Patrick Lange Ironman World Champion with record included: 7: 52: 39

Recital of the German, who achieves his second consecutive World Championship with the best time in history, lowering than 8 hours Today the expected Ironman World Championship was held in Kona, with the debut in the test of Javier Gómez Noya, the media star in all the world this week. Iván Raña and Gurutze Frades completed the Spanish representation in the World Cup. Today the women's swimming records have been broken with Lucy Charles, the women's (Daniela Ryf) and men's (Cameron Wurf) cycling records and the test with Patrick Lange The test began at 18:35 (Spanish time) with the 3,8 .9 km of swimming, where Josh Amberger, who led the segment at all times, was breaking the main group, to reach the start in the lead with a group of 20 units in XNUMX seconds. Javier Gómez Noya started in fifth position, 7 seconds behind the South African, while the other Spaniard Iván Raña started in tenth position, 42 seconds behind. Frederic Van Lierde did it at 2:51, Tim Don at 2:55, Patrick Lange at 2:59 and Sebastian Kienle at 3:03 behind the head. Lionel Sanders was leaving at 6:20 The Pro Men are off and swimming as the 2018 IRONMAN World Championship brought to you by Amazon is officially underway. #IMWChttps://t.co/DXuvIe35sI pic.twitter.com/zkF4g0VEH9 — IRONMAN Triathlon (@IRONMANtri) October 13, 2018 In the cycling sector, the group of favorites quickly formed in the lead with the first in swimming, until at kilometer 31 of the Starykowicz segment, Costes, Wurf and Amberger passed together with a 30-second lead over Noya's group. This group, with the idea of achieving the best bottom time, was increasing the gap to pass by km 50 with a 2-minute lead over Noya's group and 2:50 over Lange and Van Lierde, who were closing the gap behind. Lionel Sanders passed 5:39 behind the head. Sebastian Kienle, who suffered a puncture, trailed at this point at 5:45. In the passage through km 80, the leaders continued to increase their advantage with more than 4 minutes over a group of 9 units with Noya, Patrick Lange and Dreitz. Sebastian Kienle and Sanders passed at 5:50 while Tim Don at 6:07 and Iván Raña at 7:57. In the Hawi's turn, the leading group with Wurf, Starykowicz and Amberger led Noya and Lange's group by just over 4:30, 6 over Sanders while Kienle trailed one minute and passed 7 behind. Cameron Wurf, who achieved the cycling record last year with 4:12:54, showed that he wanted to beat it again, leaving first Amberger and then Starykowicz with the goal of beating it again. Wurf flew in the final kilometers to complete the 180 km course in a time of 4:09:06, shattering his previous record of 4:12:54. Starykowicz was second at 2:10 and Amberger was third at 6:25. A look at the Pro Men's lead @cameronwurf and the chase pack behind him. #IMWCTune in to the live coverage streaming now to catch all the action on the bike: https://t.co/qCGpR8XFkG pic.twitter.com/FCiHSuFJso — IRONMAN Triathlon (@IRONMANtri) October 13, 2018 Javier Gómez Noya se He trailed off a bit in the final kilometers, reaching T2 with 45 seconds behind Patrick Lange and 7:29 behind the leader of the race Cameron Wurf. Tim Don entered at 9:56 while Lionel Sanders and Sebastian Kienle at 10:59. The latter withdrew as soon as he started running. In the first 3 kilometers of the race, Wurf was still first, while behind him Lange's group was cutting the gap. Javier Gómez Noya cut positions and rose to eleventh, passing 30 seconds behind Lange. Little by little Lange was gaining distance with respect to Wurf to go through kilometer 15 with only 1 minute difference. Tim O'donnel was third at 1:17. In that step, Javier Gómez Noya was sixth, 3:04 behind the head. Shortly after, Lange, who was going like a bullet, overtook Wurf, leaving alone as the leader of the event. In the passage through the half marathon Lange was the leader with an advantage of 1:30 over the Belgian Bart Aernouts and 1:36 over Wurf. Behind Noya he was sixth although he was closing the gap on his rivals, approaching podium positions less than Lange, who was still 3:12 ahead of him. At kilometer 30, Lange continued to increase the advantage passing with 2:08 over Aernouts, 5:48 over McNamee, Currie and O'donnel who were together. Noya was seventh at 7:26 Finally, Patrick Lange got the victory and his second consecutive world championship with a time of 7:52:39, breaking the record and becoming the fastest World Champion in history. Bart Aernouts (7:56:41) was second followed by David Mcnamee (8:01:09) occupying the final third position. Javier Gómez Noya has finally entered the eleventh position. We only congratulate him and I am sure that the next edition will be on the podium of the test, it was only the first contact with Iván Raña, the other participant in the test, he finished in 25th position, making a comeback in the foot race of Marathon 11 Place Pro Men - Finish - Top 25 1 7:52:39 Patrick Lange 2 7:56:41 4:03 Bart Aernouts 3 8:01:09 8:31 David McNamee 4 8:03:17 10: 39 Tim O'Donnell 5 8:04:41 12:03 Braden Currie 6 8:04:45 12:07 Matt Russell 7 8:05:54 13:16 Joe Skipper 8 8:09:34 16:56 Andy Potts 9 8:10:32 17:54 Cameron Wurf 10 8:11:04 18:26 Michael Weiss 11 8:11:41 19:03 Javier Gomez Noya 12 8:13:47 21:09 Tim Van Berkel 13 8:14: 02 21:24 Andreas Dreitz 14 8:14:31 21:53 Ruedi Wild 15 8:15:58 23:20 Philipp Koutny 16 8:17:54 25:16 Mike Phillips 17 8:18:18 25:40 James Cunnama18 8:19:13 26:35 Tim Reed 19 8:19:40 27:02 Maurice Clavel 20 8:21:52 29:14 Giulio Molinari 21 8:23:33 30:55 David Plese 22 8:25:30 32:52 Cameron Brown 23 8:26:01 33:23 Kyle Buckingham 24 8:27:03 34:24 Jan Van Berkel 25 8:27:52 35:14 Ivan Rana Daniela Ryf gets her fourth world title, breaking the record of the test in 20 minutes In the women's test, Lucy Charles managed to break the segment record with a time of 48:14, beating the one achieved in 1999 by Jodi Jackson (0:48:43). Overall, she has achieved the tenth fastest time. The second to come out of the water was Lauren Brandon at 2:52 followed by Teresa Adam at 3:45. Daniela Ryf started 9:12 minutes behind Lucy Charles in the water. It was commented that he might have suffered a jellyfish sting in the water. Gurutze Frades started the 36 at 16:48, 10 minutes from the top 10. Once on the bike, Lucy Charles increased her lead to go through the 31st kilometer with 7:31 ahead of Brandon and Crowley. Daniela Ryf was 12th, 10 minutes behind the British. Little by little Ryf was tracing positions for the one in kilometer 70 to pass already in second position along with Crowley to 8 minutes of Lucy Charles. The Swiss was still cutting differences, passing 6 minutes in the descent of Hawi (km 111), where last year he rallied at this point about 5 minutes compared to the British. In the rest of the segment we could see how Ryf was cutting time with each passing kilometer to finally surpass her in the last kilometers of the segment and reach T2 as the leader and achieving the segment record with a time of 4:26:07. Snatching it from Karin Thuerig (04:44:19) achieved in 2011. Lucy Charles entered second, 1:38 behind the Swiss. Yet another record broken! @danielaryf has just set a new @ventumracing Bike Course Record at the 2018 IRONMAN World Championship brought to you by Amazon with a time of 4:26:07. The previous record was 4:44:19 set by Jodi Jackson in 1999. #IMWC pic.twitter.com/8dAEBi0Ocy - IRONMAN Triathlon (@IRONMANtri) October 13, 2018 As a fact, the first four women (Ryf, Charles, Abraham, Crowle) have rolled below Thuerig's time in the cycling sector. In the race sector Daniela Ryf had no rival, increasing her lead to win in a time of 8:26:16 Lucy Charles (8:36:32) was second followed by Anne Haug (8:41:57). occupying the third final position.

Patrick Lange Ironman World Champion with record included: 7: 52: 39

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