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Two  Ambassadors for Powerman International.

Both are wellknown athletes in their region and people with big heart for our Powerman Duathlon sport. The Ambassordor title is a title of honour for people that do a lot for our sport in their free time.    

Africa: Chrispine Omondi Onyango. Lives in Kenya and got a degree in Physical Education and Geography at the University in Kenya. Chrispine will help to promote the Duathlon sport in Africa. To start in  his own country Kenya. At the moment working hard, together the the International Powerman Association, on a social development programm. Also on the option of a 2009 Powerman Kenya 

Germany: Norbert Braun. Lives in Germany and every Duathlete knows him in Germany. For all information it's best to say: "look at his website".     info@nb-sports.de.   www.nb-sports.de  

May 28, 2008

New USA Powerman Event in Florida on October 4, 2008 

The World’s Most Formidable Duathlon is coming to Florida. Boca Raton,

Contact: Scott Langen 561.241.3801x106 scott@exclusivesports.com

What: Powerman Florida Duathlon www.PowermanFlorida.com

When: October 4, 2008

Where: San Antonio, FL, USA

Summary: The World’s Most Formidable Duathlon is coming to Florida. Boca Raton,

Divisions: (Individual, Overall & Relay)

The Organizer: Exclusive Sports Marketing was established in 1986 based in Boca

ESM’s mission is to manage and create the most exciting and challenging recreational lifestyle sporting events in the country and meet the passion of our athletes.

Seri Manjung, Malaysia, 12 November 2007  

It was good weather for the Elites racing here in Malaysia this year but the heat did pick up by late morning to a scorching 35 degrees celcius.The 2-lap run and cycle course gave spectators at the Majlis Perbandaran Stadium a good idea on who the leaders were throughout the race. Crispine Omondi Onyango, Kenya’s top duathlete, ITU Duathlon World Champion, Joerie Vanstealant and Miguel Capo Soler from Spain were the first three back into transition after the run. They were followed closely by Armand van der Smissen, national champion of Netherlands and Rob Woestenborghs, another strong Belgian elite. They all ran a faster 1st lap before slowing down on the 2nd lap. The Asian leader was clearly Ryan Mendoza from Philippines followed by Shahrom Abdullah, Malaysia’s top duathlete who will be representing our country at the upcoming South East Asian Games in Thailand this December. Joerie had the fastest bike split for the race at 1:27:50 for 64km, widening his lead by nearly 4 minutes after the bike leg coming into transition with a strong lead and Canadian, Luke Dragstra was trying to compensate for his run by cycling fast and hard to catch up. Armand remained a serious contender but Rob was out of the race after a flat. Shahrom tried to put some leg power into his bike but Ryan being an equally strong cyclist maintained his lead among the Asians.       It was a clear victory for Joerie who finished at 2hrs 39mins with over 5 minutes ahead of Armand who came in 2nd at 2hrs 45mins and Luke just seconds behind at 3rd placing.

1 Joerie Vansteelant Belgium  2:39:49-2 Armand Van der Smissen Netherlands  2:45:14-3 Luke Dragstra Canada  2:45:49-4 Miguel Capo Soler Spain  2:49:54

5 Oliver Mott United Kingdom  2:50:27-6 Ryan Mendoza Philippines  2:55:05-7 Shahrom Abdullah Malaysia  3:00:08-8 Wong Ah Thiam Malaysia  3:11:53

9 Glenn MacNamara South Africa  3:16:04

The Women’s race saw Erika Csomor from Hungary, Michelle Parsons from United Kingdom and Reka Brassay from Hungary defend their titles respectively. The women kept close together during the 1st run but despite Michelle clocking a slightly faster bike split, Erika who has a slightly stronger run ran her way to victory once again.                                   Our Malaysian representative, Mariana Mohamad had been preparing for her South East Asia games debut and made us proud by improving her race times from last year and also beating Analiza Dysangco from Philippines who will be one of her contenders in the upcoming December race.

1 Erika Csomor Hungary  3:07:39-2 Michelle Parsons United Kingdom  3:09:09-3 Reka Brassay Hungary  3:11:31-4 Mariana Mohammad Malaysia  3:23:51

5 Analiza Dysangco Philippines  3:34:31-6 Monica Torres Philippines  3:41:35-7 Jeanette Wang Singapore  3:42:33-8 Sally O'Dea Australia  3:48:33

For more information: www.powerman.com.my

October 23: Chrispine Omondi (Kenya) Powerman Athletes Africa ambassador

The International Powerman Association is delighted to announce that Chrispine Omondi will be the Powerman Africa Athletes Ambassador from now.

Chrispine Omondi has a university degree in Physical Education and Geography and is currently working as a teacher in Kenia.

Mr. Chrispine Omundi is regarded as a professional/elite athlete in the sport of Duathlon. Chrispine Omondi has shared race history and successes in Duathlon and Cycling. For instant he was member of the Kenyan Cycling team for the Commonwealth in the past and on 11 November in 2006 Powerman Malaysia he finished 3 rd . The number 1 and 2 who finished before him are actually also the number 1 and 2 in the World Ranking.  

Chrispine’s  commitment to excellence and the sport of Duathlon is admired. As a good sportsman and teacher he is also a shining example for the youth.

We look forward working close together Chrispine Omondi. 

October 20:FIRST 2008 POWERMAN WORLD SERIE DATES. GO TO POWERMAN INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR

2007 Powerman Ohio & USAT LONG COURSE DUATHLON NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS THIS WEEKEND

Top U.S. Athletes Compete for TEAM USA Spots

LUCAS, OH (September 24, 2007)-  Athletes from around the United States will compete this Sunday, September 30 to be the USA Duathlon National Champion at Powerman Ohio.  Athletes will also be competing for open age division spots on Team USA and the right to compete for USA at the World Duathlon Championships next month in Richmond, VA.

Powerman Ohio features a pro division where elite athletes from around the world will compete for a cash prize purse.  The 2007 pro division lineup is led by the No. 2 ranked international duathlete, Joerie Vansteelant from Belgium, 2006 Duathlon National Champion, Tom Jeffrey from Virginia, and top Canadian Kevin Smith.  Challenging Vansteelant, Jeffrey, and Smith for the men’s titles include South Africa’s Glen MacNamara, Denmark’s Aksel Nielson, and several other top U.S. athletes. A strong women’s field is paced by the U.S.’s Anne Curi-Preisig, Brianna Boehmer, and Deanne Frank Czech Republic’s Gabriella Loskotova. 

Powerman Ohio is also qualifier for the Powerman Series Finale and World Championships in Zofingen, Switzerland in August 2008

Powerman Ohio will take place at Malabar Farm State Park in Pleasant Valley Ohio.  Powerman Ohio consists of an 8K run, 58K bike, 8K run has gained the reputation among athletes as a great event to test their fitness and to toe the line with some of the world’s best. The two-loop bike course contains a mixture of rolling terrain, several steep climbs and a fast flat ride into the Mohican Valley. The pair of 8K runs that bookend the bike feature a 1.0 mile grade 9 climb up Mt. Bromfield and rolling looping terrain that are certain to test the strongest of runners.

For more information about the event contact: Craig Thompson, Fat Rabbit Racing. www.powermanohio.com  ; www.fatrabbitracing.com                              

M:001- 614.306.1996 ;          E: craigthompson@powermanohio.com

Benny Vansteelant left us on the 14 September 2007.

We are shocked.

For more information please go to the special page at the left.

Powerman Benny Vansteelant(BEL) involved in a collision with a car during his training.

Benny Vansteelant, many times EC and WC Duathlon, was hit by a car during a normal training in the surrounding of his home. At the moment, after several surgeries, he is at intensive care in hospital. The situation stabilised and there is no live threat.  The family wants people to be aware of this and give him time to recover and the family to be with Benny.

As soon as we know more we will publish it on this website.Our thoughts are with Benny and his family.

Benny is mentally very strong and everybody, who really knows him, will know what Benny will think, even now: "I will be back"

Next Powerman races are:

 +Powerman Ohio, a excellent option to do a well organised Powerman race and get used to the USA time just before the ITU WC

Race date September 23.   www.powermanohio.com

+ Powerman Malaysia the most exotic Powerman race in the world.

Race date November 11. www.powerman.com.my

Some news dates for 2008 already available. Look at Powerman International Calendar 

Joeri Vansteelant(BEL) and Michelle Parson(GBR) win at Powerman Austria 

Belgium Joerie Vansteelant , dominated the whole race, wins in a new track record with – a surprising Michelle Parson wins the woman race. Perfect weather conditions and an amazing crowd encouraged athletes to high-performance. Like last year the Belgium was in the lead from gun to the tape. “Powerman Austria is just my race with the perfect course” 

The 24-year old broke the his last course record  (14km-78km- 7km) of 3:07:20  by 1 minute 53 sec. and celebrated his first win in the Powerman World Series with a time of 3:05:27. “I didn’t expect it to be faster again this year”, said the two time U23 Duathlon World Champion. “The course was hard, but the crowd was really fantastic.”

Altogether almost 1,000 participants from more than 20 nations have named themselves to take part in the various events of the Powerman race weekend. The eleventh edition of Powerman Austria with great athletes and a great atmosphere has proved to be another success for the event.” 

Women´s race was really sensational. The Belgium girl Veerle Dhaese and Reka Brassey(HUN) came in first after the first run. Maria Penker(AUT), Maud Golsteyn (NED ) ,Monika Feuersinger(AUT) were looking strong as well following within around a minute. Michelle Parsons(GBR) lost 4 min.After 1 lap()38km) on the bike nothing changed except Michelle Parsons(GBR) lost time on the bike being 7 min behind the leading two Veerle Dhaese(BEL) and Reka Brassey(HUN). When she heard this she didn’t accept this as being not recovered from her 5^th place at the Powerman WC last weekend. The got her killer instinct back and really kicked off showing again that the bike leg is her thing coming in Transition first with Monica Feuersinger(AUT). Michelle Parsons : “Coming in first just before Monica I just ran and ran and ran because I knew she is strong on the run”      

Further information: Please contact Mathias Mayer (Press-Officer) at ++43 650 7319388 (mobile phone) or by E-Mail office@powerman.at ; www.powerman.at  ; www.powerman.org  

2007 Powerman Austria –Weyer, 02 September

Results PowerWOman

5.Golsteyn Maud(NED) 3:50:24; Brassey Reka(HUN) 3:56:07

Results PowerMan

Joeri Vansteelant(BEL) and Ulrike Schwalbe(GER) are the ones to beat in 2007 Powerman Austria in Weyer and Grossraming

At the moment Duathletes from over 18 nations will participate at Powerman Austria on Sunday Spetember 01. In the Powerman race(14 km Lauf/ 76 km Rad/ 7 km Lauf) will be the battle for the victory and the points for Powerman World Series. Last year winner Joeri Vansteelant (BEL),  will need to be aware of the participation of Hans Fischer Mogensen (DEN) and Rafael Baugh (AUS), Andy Sutz(SUI).

Former Duathlon-WC Ulrike Schwalbe (GER), will get strong resistance to win this year fromMaria Elisabeth Penker(AUSTRIA)Michelle Parsons (GBR) and Reka Brassey (HUN)

For thw latest new: www.powerman.at

Particpants Powerman Races are booming.

This years we see in every European Powerman a lot more participants. Not only more elite but especially the youth, all comers and company teams. Powerman Holland/Horst, Belgium/Geel, Switzerland/Zofingen and Austria/Weyer/Grossraming see it also as result of delivering the quality Duathletes and Companies want. The International Powerman Association is also in process with many new options for 2008. But the selection process requires a lot of time.  

Koen Maris (BEL) and Erika Csomor (HUN) new World Champions Powerman Long Distance 2007

For Koen Maris it was a dream come true. His first Powerman World Championship. Erika Scomor is the first woman to win Powerman Zofingen four times in a row.  Koen Maris completed the race in a new record time of 6 hours 21 minutes. He beat Olivier Bernhards record, 6 hours 24 minutes and 37 seconds from 2002. Erika Csomor missed the record by 1 minue and 30 seconds. We all think the surprise of the day was Urs Dellsperger (SUI) finishing in fourth place overall at the age of 44 in a time of 6 hours, 35 minutes and 27 seconds. His best time ever. Benny Vansteelant had to stop  in leading postion and chased by Koen Maris,11km before the finish because of phycical problems..

Results Overall Long Distance Women

1. Erike Csomor (HUN)                     7:06.38

2. Eva Nyström (DEN)                     7:22.06

3. Maja Jacober (SUI)                      7:38.42

4. Stephanie Vollenweider (SUI)    7:41.24

5. Michelle Parsons (GB)                7:46.24

Results Overall Long Distance Men

1. Koen Maris (BEL)                        6:21.00

2. Aksel Nielsen (DEN)                    6:32.21

3. Loïc Hélin (BEL)                            6:34.10

4. Urs Dellsperger (SUI)                    6:35.27

5. Dominique Duchene (FRA)         6:36.06

For the latest information go to the website of Powerman Zofingen :www.powerman.ch

2007 WC Powerman Long Distance this weekend in Zofingen(SUI)

The small scenic town Zofingen in Switzerland welcomes the Power(Wo)man athletes from all over the world. The Powerman Zofingen organisationteam will do everything to guerantee you a great weekend and................. this year is looks like we will have a sunny and dry weekend. For more latest news go to:  Website: www.powerman.ch

Benny Vansteelant(BEL) and Mariska Kramer best in 2007 Powerman Geel/ ITU World Cup.

On Sunday afternoon, under excellent weather conditions( 23 C), we saw especially a lot of unexpected frontrunners in the Mensrace like Rafel Baugh(AUS ) and Russian Champion Sergey Yakolev but both did not finish. Immediate after the first run the brothers Benny and Joeri Vansteelant(BEL) showed that they are the strongest long distance Duathletes in the World, finishing 1st and 2nd. Aksel Nielsen (DEN) came in  3rd, with the fastest 2nd run, showing he is ready for his first WC Powerman in Zofingen(SUI) on August 25.     

Mariska Kramer(NED) is back. In the womens race Mariska Kramer did her first race after a hip operation 3 month ago. For the first time in years she had a "painless" race. Her running is just too strong for the other women. Michelle Felsing(DEN) was close to her first Powerman victory, coming of the bike 1st. Michelle Parson(GBR) was of course the fastest on the bike but could not make a serious gap. Michelle Parsons(GBR) showed to be ready for the WC Powerman with a good 2nd run and finished 3rd.

For all splittimes go to:  website: www.powerman.be

The Powerman Geel organisers are ready to welcome all particpants and friends for the 2007 Powerman Geel/ITU World Cup

For the latest news go to:  website: www.powerman.be

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We had a great 2007 Powerman WC Classic Distance.

all information on www.powerman.nl 

Updated Powerman World Ranking.

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April 17

For Immediate Release

Article by:  Nicole McCarthy

Contact:  Team Magic, 205-595-8633, races@team-magic.com

Powerman Alabama and Whistlestop Duathlon
Sunday, April 15, 2007 
Irondale, Alabama
Powerman: 8k run, 53k bike, 8k run

Whistlestop: 4k run, 27.5k bike, 4k run
For complete race results, visit www.team-magic.com

Alisha Lion and David Thompson Capture the Overall Wins at the 12^th Annual Powerman Alabama    

Irondale, AL -- Epic.  That is the word used by professional triathletes, Josiah Middaugh and Alisha Lion to describe the 12^th annual Powerman Alabama Duathlon held Sunday, April 15, 2007 in Irondale, AL, a suburb of Birmingham.  Undoubtedly everyone else who competed in this year’s race will agree.  This year athletes faced temperatures in the upper 30s and low forties, but that wasn’t the worst part.  There was also the occasional brief rain storm that came through the area.  Cold and wet don’t make for a fun combination when riding a bike, but even the rain could be tolerated.  The icing on the cake for Mother Nature this year was the unrelenting wind.  Along with the challenging rolling hills on the course, racers had to face wind gusts up to 45 mph.  All who competed will remember the wind.

Luckily the cold, rain and wind held off long enough on Saturday for some younger competitors to show their skills.  New to Powerman Alabama weekend this year were the PowerKids Duathlon and the Irondale Presidential Fitness One Mile Kids Run.  Twenty-seven children ages five to thirteen competed in the PowerKids races which ranged in distances for three different age categories.   

Over 500 racers were part of the Powerman Alabama weekend events.  Participants came from twenty-two states and five different countries.  27% of the racers were women and 73% were men.  The most represented age categories were 35-39 years and 40-44 years respectively.  

The 2007 Powerman Alabama race was a world qualifier for the 2007 Short Course Duathlon World Championship being held in Gyor, Hungary on May 20, 2007.

Professional Men
David Thompson of St. Paul, MN won the professional men’s race with a time of 2:16:31.  Powerman Alabama’s 2005 and 2006 champion Tom Jeffrey of Richmond, VA was just six seconds behind Thompson taking the 2^nd place prize.  Birmingham’s own Ty Stanfield turned in an outstanding performance finishing 5^th overall in his second year competing at the professional level.

Professional Women

While the women’s race was exciting in its own rights, it wasn’t quite as nail biting as the men’s.  Alisha Lion of Holly Springs, NC was the first female finisher with a time of 2:37:57, nearly five minutes faster than her nearest competitor.  Birmingham’s home-town female pro athlete Deanna Frank had a stellar race again this year finishing 4^th overall in the pro women’s field.

Amateur Winners

Amy Kloner of Norcross, GA repeated her victory as top amateur female, winning with a time of 2:47:17.  The top amateur male was Eric Bell of Knoxville, TN with a time of 2:22:41. 

In the shorter distance Whistlestop Duathlon held along with Powerman, the winners were Lisa Marshall of Alpharetta, GA and Clayton Tillery of Cumming, GA. 

The next Team Magic race of the year is the new Alabama Coastal Triathlon which will be held Sunday May 6, 2007 in Orange Beach / Gulf Shores, AL. 

Female – Professional
Pos	Bib	Name	City	State	Country	Total Time
1	15	Alisha Lion	Holly Springs	NC	USA	2:37:57
2	16	Gabriela Loskotova	Prague		CZE	2:42:45
3	22	Rachel Sears	Richmond	CA	USA	2:44:11
4	6	Deanna Frank	Birmingham	AL	USA	2:44:49
5	12	Kathryn Kasischke	San Diego	CA	USA	2:45:06
6	11	Marjan Huizing	Kensington	MD	USA	2:47:11
7	24	Bianca Simpson	Chester Springs	PA	USA	2:48:20
8	10	Gabriela Hnilkova-Jenks	Albuquerque	NM	USA	2:50:22
9	13	Christine Knight	Craig	CO	USA	2:57:11
10	27	Alicia Weber	Clermont	FL	USA	3:27:54
Male – Professional
Pos	Bib	Name	City	State	Country	Total Time
1	26	David Thompson	St. Paul	MN	USA	2:16:32
2	1	Tom Jeffrey	Richmond	VA	USA	2:16:37
3	19	Josiah Middaugh	Vail	CO	USA	2:17:16
4	14	Greg Krause	Littleton	CO	USA	2:17:44
5	25	Tyler Stanfield	Homewood	AL	USA	2:18:36
6	5	Billy Edwards	Virginia Beach	VA	USA	2:20:26
7	28	Todd Wiley	Doylestown	PA	USA	2:23:11
8	4	Josh Beck	Carlisle	PA	USA	2:23:36
9	3	Jonas Baumann	Bottenwil		GER	2:29:20
10	9	Silvio Guerra	Golden	CO	USA	2:34:03
11	7	Ryan Giuliano	Schaumburg	IL	USA	2:37:28
12	21	Patrick Nesbitt	Powell River	BC	CAN	2:39:05
13	20	Greg Mueller	South Bend	IN	USA	2:39:07

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April 12                                        Team Magic geared up for the 12^th Annual Powerman Alabama

April 15, 2007 – Irondale, Alabama

 

Team Magic, Inc. is gearing up for another great year for Powerman in the USA in 2007.   The 2007 Powerman Alabama has been selected as a world championship qualifier for the 2007 Short Course Duathlon World Championship, being held in Gyor, Hungary on May 20, 2007. Powerman Alabama and the Whistlestop duathlon qualify the top 10 percent or top finisher (whichever is greater) in each age-group for the USAT National Triathlon Championship on June 30th in Portland, Oregon.Powerman Alabama is one of two USA races in the Powerman International Duathlon Series and qualifies our participants for the series finale in Zofingen Switzerland in August of 2007. 

 

Powerman Professional Racers Meet With Irondale Youth to Talk Fitness – Friday, 2 pm

 

International professional racer Glenn Macnamara of South Africa and Birmingham’s local professional female racer Deanna Frank will conduct a talk about fitness and multisport with Irondale youth at the Irondale Community School on 16^th Street in Irondale on Friday at 2 pm to kick off race weekend. 

 

NEW in 2007, the City of Irondale and Jefferson County are supporting Team Magic to host a Youth One Mile Fitness Run and PowerKids Duathlon on Saturday open to all youth 14 and under. 

Proceeds of the Fitness Run benefit the Irondale Community School programs.

 

About the Races

The Powerman Alabama Duathlon weekend started twelve years ago with the Whistlestop Duathlon – named for the internationally famous Irondale Café – known to movie goers as the Whistlestop Café.  The race drew international media exposure when top professionals arrived to compete for a then rare professional prize purse.  The following year Team Magic was invited to host one of a series of International duathlons that qualify racers for the mecca of duathlon in Switzerland.  Today, both races live on and continue to host the largest number of racers in duathlon in the USA.   

The Powerman race distance is an 8k run, 53k bike, and 8k run.  The Whistlestop Duathlon is half that distance and welcomes more new comers, recreational racers and short course specialists. 

Team Magic thanks our host city of Irondale and host county Jefferson County for making this event possible.  Other local sponsors include Birmingham Coca Cola, Bike Link, Max Bynum, Tracy’s Cafeteria, and the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitor’s Bureau.

Saturday PowerKids and running races begin at 10:00 am and will conclude by 11:30 am.

Sunday races begin at 7:30 am and will conclude by 12:30 pm. 

All races are staged from the Irondale Community School on 16^th Street in Irondale.

 

The professional racers are vying for a $5000 cash purse. 

2006 winner Tom Jeffrey of Richmond, VA is back for another win, although his competition is stiff with USA’s Josh Beck coming off of a fresh win at the most recent USA duathlon in Virginia.  Locals are also looking to Birmingham professional racer Tyler Stanfield to put on a good show.

Local professional Deanna Frank has a great chance for victory coming off a 2^nd place position at this race in 2006.

Race results will be available Sunday evening at www.team-magic.com. 

For more information, contact Therese Bynum at 205-222-3564 or Faye Yates at 615-415-3520.

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March 01

2007 Powerman World Championship, Classic Distance  

On Sunday April 22 the first Powerman World Championship Classic Distance will be held in the Netherlands. Distances are: 15 km run - 60km bike - 7,5 km run. Many athletes have already registrated and even more athletes are training towards this unique WC. The new venue and the Price Purse of $ 50,000 will also attract  topathletes from all over the world. For more information or registration just go to www.powerman.nl  Of course you can also enter this WC through www.ActiveEurope.com

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ActiveEurope.Com new internet partner of the International Powerman Association .

ActiveEurope.Com will show want they can do for the Powerman races to make entry and payment more easy for everybody who wants to compete in a Powerman Race.

For the Powerman World Championship, classic distance, on 22 April 2007 in Horst aan de Maas it is possible to fill in your entry form in your native language.

 Do you want to participate? Just go to www.powerman.nl

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We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and.......if you're tough enough.........we will see you doing Powerman races

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Planning your races for 2007?

Do you want to do a Non- drafting race. Yes

with a 10 m Non-drafting zone. Yes

just like all real duathletes prefer. Yes

Do a Powerman race!

What the athletes want....

Is what the Powerman organisers realise!   

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POWERMAN KASTERLEE/BELGIUM victory for Bart van der Water(BEL) and Allieke Griffoen (BEL)

 “A HELL OF A RACE TO FINISH AT”

 Result at 22:34 CET:      17 December  

Position MALE	Name	Run1	Bike	Run2	Total
1	Van de Water Bart	00:53:10	04:26:44	02:16:37	07:36:31
2	Vranckx Jef	00:55:26	04:38:34	02:17:12	07:51:12
3	Coopmans Benny	00:53:15	04:38:26	02:25:28	07:57:09
4	Parein Filiep	00:55:24	04:55:50	02:10:12	08:01:26
5	Van De Velde John	00:55:27	04:47:19	02:19:29	08:02:15
6	Byloos Marc	00:53:05	04:59:04	02:10:30	08:02:39
7	Lamberix Alex(NED)	00:56:11	04:49:47	02:16:46	08:02:44
8	Willems Ludwig	01:01:35	04:32:12	02:30:14	08:04:01
9	Van Campfort Peter	00:55:41	04:47:09	02:26:19	08:09:09
10	Vermeiren Dirk