The Xterra race results have finally been published. The timing company has them here and Xterra here. Bizarrely, neither company list entrant nationalities for this international event! They also fail to list distances which changed on the Sunday to become a duathlon (run, bike, run), rather than a triathlon (swim, bike, run).
Bike Ride 35k Enduro (amended to 27k) 53 finishers
Pos | Name (Sex) | Time
1. C Rhodes (M) 01:19:47
2. J Mant (M) 01:26:11
3. D Cooper (F) 01:30:56
Bike Ride 75k Enduro 40 finishers
1. G Beetham (M) 03:08:37
2. P Cooper (M) 03:18:54
3. P Turnball (M) 03:24:42
Sport Duathlon 106 finishers
Run | 17k bike | 5k run | Total
1. R Bowles (M) 00:09:14 00:53:20 00:12:15 01:14:50
2. M Barclay (M) 00:09:44 00:52:18 00:13:09 01:15:12
3. D Knespl (M) 00:09:41 00:55:07 00:14:20 01:19:09
49.L Woodman(M) 00:12:54 01:09:55 00:19:23 01:42:13 (Tredz contributor)
Xterra Duathlon 193 finishers
Run | 32k bike | 10k run | Total
1. S Wealing (M) 00:08:34 01:23:47 00:40:16 02:12:38
2. E Llanos (M) 00:08:42 01:26:06 00:41:00 02:15:48
3. K Hoehler (M) 00:08:34 01:26:24 00:41:15 02:16:24
36.P Marland (M) 00:09:47 01:41:48 00:51:59 02:42:35 (Tredz contributor)
For the record, the Xterra champion was an American, followed by a Spaniard and a German. Well done to everyone who took part in the extreme races in the extremely tough conditions that the course and the weather threw at them.
