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They Said It: How the Top 5 Men Thought They Raced in Nice - Slowtwitch News (opens the original)
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New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde won the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Nice, France, on Sunday, beating Norway’s Kristian Blummenfelt to the line in a very close, very exciting finish. Third went to Jelle Geens of Belgium, followed by another Norwegian, Gustav Iden, and Lasse Nygaard Priester of Germany. A few hours after making their way down the finishing chute, the top five sat down for a post-race press conference to share their thoughts on an amazing day of racing. Priester’s last race in 20
Hayden Wilde Wins 70.3 World Championship in Thrilling Finish - Slowtwitch News (opens the original)
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New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde won the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Nice, France, on Sunday, two years after narrowly missing out on a world title on home soil. After exiting the water with a big lead group and riding at the front of the race for much of the trip between T1 and T2, Wilde flew to the win on the run course, posting an overall time of 3:50:51. Norway’s Kristian Blummenfelt barely missed out on an incredible comeback with an incredible 1:05:12 half-marathon, but he had to settle f
They Said It: What the Top 5 Women Thought of the Race in Nice - Slowtwitch News (opens the original)
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Saturday kicked off the first of two days of racing at the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Nice, France. The women had the honour of going first, and the pros put on quite the show. American Taylor Knibb flew to her fourth 70.3 world title, followed by Switzerland’s Julie Derron in second and Alanis Siffert in third. Fourth and fifth place went to Norway’s Solveig Løvseth and French hometown hero Marjolaine Pierré. Those top five women sat down for a post-race press conference just hours afte
Taylor Knibb Wins 70.3 World Championship for the Fourth Time - Slowtwitch News (opens the original)
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Taylor Knibb won the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Nice, France, on Saturday. She crossed the line in 4:19:24 to take her fourth world title at the distance. Knibb executed a near-perfect race, exiting the water among the leaders, breaking away from the field and putting six minutes between herself and second place on the bike climb, and finally hammering out a 1:17:56 half-marathon to break the tape. Second place went to Switzerland’s Julie Derron in a gutsy 4:23:30 performance, with her c
Faces of Nice: Inspiring Age Groupers Headline 70.3 World Championship - Slowtwitch News (opens the original)
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There are more than 6,500 athletes set to race in Nice, France, at the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship on Saturday and Sunday, meaning there are more than 6,500 unique stories to be told. Unfortunately, it’s impossible to single out each individual athlete to share their journeys, but IRONMAN always makes sure to highlight a handful with their world championship ambassadors. This year in Nice, there are many incredible stories. Slowtwitch has already covered Rob Sears, a visually impaired triath
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