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Magnus Ditlev’s 7:19:17, the fastest full-distance race ever recorded, Alanis Siffert’s course record — and what 2,013 age-groupers did on the same course
Magnus Ditlev led from the first bike checkpoint, rode 3:51:16 and finished in 7:19:17 — nobody has covered the distance faster. Alanis Siffert ran down the women’s race inside five miles of the marathon. Behind them, 2,013 age-groupers finished; here is their day in the numbers, with no names attached.
Race analysis · 97 race days17,763 athletes who raced on a cooler and a hotter day: every degree costs about half a percent of the marathon, and almost nothing on the bike
Heat hits one leg of an Ironman. Comparing 17,763 age-groupers’ cooler and hotter races, a degree of race-day high costs 0.53% of marathon time and 0.05% of bike time. Here is the whole database, no names, on what the forecast does to your day.
Race analysis · Kona 2026Vincent Luis’s first (and last?) dance, and Taylor Knibb’s redemption — by the splits
Vincent Luis came off the bike sixth on his Kona debut and won with the second-fastest marathon. Taylor Knibb led from the bike, lost the lead at mile 21 and won it back a kilometre from the line. Here is the race in the official splits.
The athletes who finished around you, ranked at every timing point.
Every leg against the winner, the top 10 and the median.
Each leg against athletes who finished within five minutes of you.
Bike hunter, closer, fader, front-runner: computed, not guessed.
Your run against what athletes who rode your bike split ran that day.
Current form on any upcoming course, and after a year of training.
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