Ironman Hawaii Men

The Hawaii Ironman Triathlon is the oldest, longest and most prestigious thriathlon in the world. It has its origin in 1978 when John Collins, a competitor of a Hawaii running race proposed combining three existing races together in order to know who is more fit (swimmers, runners or other athletes). These three competitions were the Waikiki Roughwater Swim (2.4 miles), the Around-Oahu Bike Race (112 miles) and the Honolulu Marathon (26.2 miles) and should be completed in succession. The winner will be called the Ironman. The first editions were at Waikiki, but from 1981 on the site changed to Kona, on the Big Island of Hawaii, the Saturday closest to the full moon in October. To get there, one must have finished in the top 10 the year before, or have qualified at a different race during the year.

El Hawaii Ironman Triathlon es el más antiguo, largo y prestigioso triathlon del mundo. Tiene su origen en 1978, cuando John Collins, un participante en una carrera en Hawaii propuso combinar tres competiciones ya existentes para saber qué atletas eran mejores (nadadores, corredores u otros deportistas). Las competiciones eran la Waikiki Roughwater Swim de natación (2.4 millas / 4 km), la Around-Oahu Bike Race de ciclismo (112 millas / 180 km) y el Marathon de Honolulu (26.2 millas / 42 km 195 m) y deberían hacerse las tres seguidas. El ganador sería considerado el "Ironman" (hombre de hierro). Las primeras ediciones eran en Waikiki, pero en 1981 la sede se trasladó a Kona, en la Isla Grande de Hawaii. La fecha es el sábado de octubre más cercano a luna llena.

Year	Name	Country	Total	Swim	Bike	Run
1978	Gordon Haller	USA	11h46:40	1:20:40	6:56:00	3:30:00
1979	Tom Warren	USA	11h15:56	1:06:15	6:19:00	3:51:00
1980	Dave Scott	USA	9h24:33	51:00	5:03:00	3:50:33
1981	John Howard	USA	9h38:29	1:11:12	5:03:29	3:23:48
1982*	Scott Tinley	USA	9h19:41	1:10:45	5:05:11	3:03:45
1982*	Dave Scott	USA	9h08:23	50:52	5:10:16	3:07:15
1983	Dave Scott	USA	9h05:57	50:52	5:10:48	3:04:16
1984	Dave Scott	USA	8h54:20	50:21	5:10:49	2:53:00
1985	Scott Tinley	USA	8h50:54	55:13	4:54:07	3:01:33
1986	Dave Scott	USA	8h28:37	50:53	4:48:32	2:49:11
1987	Dave Scott	USA	8h34:13	50:57	4:53:48	2:49:26
1988	Scott Molina	USA	8h31:00	51:28	4:36:50	3:02:42
1989	Mark Allen	USA	8h09:15	51:17	4:37:52	2:40:04
1990	Mark Allen	USA	8h28:17	51:43	4:43:45	2:52:48
1991	Mark Allen	USA	8h18:32	50:14	4:46:07	2:42:09
1992	Mark Allen	USA	8h09:08	51:27	4:35:23	2:42:18
1993	Mark Allen	USA	8h07:45	50:40	4:29:00	2:48:05
1994	Greg J Welch	AUS	8h20:27	50:22	4:41:07	2:48:58
1995	Mark Allen	USA	8h20:34	51:50	4:46:35	2:42:09
1996	Luc van Lierde	BEL	*8h04:08	51:36	4:30:44	2:41:48
1997	Thomas Hellriegel	GER	8h33:01	53:08	4:47:57	2:51:56
1998	Peter Reid	CAN	8h24:20	52:04	4:42:23	2:47:31
1999	Luc van Lierde	BEL	8h17:17	50:38	4:41:26	2:42:46
2000	Peter Reid	CAN	8h21:01	51:46	4:39:33	2:48:11
2001	Tim DeBoom	USA	8h31:15	52:01	4:48:17	2:45:54
2002	Tim DeBoom	USA	8h29:56	52:02	4:45:21	2:50:22
2003	Peter Reid	CAN	8h22:35	50:36	4:40:04	2:47:38
2004	Normann Stadler	GER	8h33:29	54:27	4:37:58	2:57:53
2005	Faris Al-Sultan	GER	8h14:17	49:54	4:25:24	2:54:51
2006	Normann Stadler	GER	8h11:56	54:05	4:18:23	2:55:03
2007	Chris McCormack	AUS	8h15:34	51:48	4:37:32	2:42:02

Ps	NAME, CNT	Times	01 02 03 04 05 06
1.	Dave Scott, USA	6	80 82 83 84 86 87
.	Mark Allen, USA	6	89 90 91 92 93 95
3.	Peter Reid, CAN	2	98 00 03
4.	Scott Tinley, USA	2	82 85
.	Luc van Lierde, BEL	2	96 99
.	Tim DeBoom, USA	2	01 02
.	Normann Stadler, GER	2	04 06

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