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    IRONMAN Austria: The Hall of Fame

    Stefan LeitnerBy Keine Kommentare
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    Der erste Ironman Austria fand im Jahre 1998 mit 124 Teilnehmern statt. Damals noch nicht unter der Dachmarke „IRONMAN“. In den weiteren Jahren boomte der Bewerb am Wörthersee und hat aktuell bei 2.400 Startern das Limit erreicht.

    Wir bringen einen Rückblick auf die Sieger und Siegerinnen in der Geschichte des IRONMAN Österreich und die jeweils besten Österreicher und Österreicherinnen.

    Beginnen wir mit den Damen. 2003, 2005 und 2010 gab es heimische Sieger beim IRONMAN Österreich. Zwei mal Kate Allen (2003 und 2005) und Eva Dollinger (2010) konnten die Bewerbe jeweils für sich entscheiden.

    2014
    1. Linsey Corbin USA 08:42:42 00:53:02 04:47:02 02:56:52
    2. Simone Brändli CHE 08:49:16 00:45:51 04:57:15 03:01:14
    3. Lisa Hütthaler AUT 08:53:20 00:52:05 04:48:55 03:07:26
                   

    2013
    1. Erika Csomor HUN 08:59:31 00:51:57 04:58:03 03:04:04
    2. Asa Lundstrom SWE 09:04:42 00:51:49 05:00:15 03:07:14
    3. Eimear Mullan IRL 09:05:46 00:54:43 05:02:42 03:03:53
    6. Simone Helfenschneider-Ofner AUT 09:19:36 00:57:53 05:07:54 03:08:20
                   

    2012
    1. Linsey Corbin USA 09:09:58 00:59:18 04:54:09 03:11:07
    2. Erika Csomor HUN 09:12:09 00:57:01 05:00:11 03:09:55
    3. Michaela Rudolf AUT 09:44:37 01:07:26 05:02:47 03:28:22
                   

    2011
    1. Mary Beth Ellis USA 08:43:34 00:48:07 04:48:10 03:01:29
    2. Erika Csomor HUN 08:51:10 00:52:06 04:53:59 02:59:53
    3. Diana Riesler GER 08:53:34 00:58:20 04:43:50 03:05:41
    5. Eva Dollinger AUT 09:05:13      
                   

    2010       
    1. Eva Dollinger AUT 09:18:50 00:52:06 05:02:02 03:20:14
    2. Karina Ottosen NOR 09:34:50 00:54:54 05:13:56 03:20:48
    3. Beate Görtz GER 09:38:56 01:05:34 05:05:34 03:20:45
                   

    2009       
    1. Bella Bayliss GBR 08:50:13 00:54:04 04:49:42 03:00:21
    2. Sonja Tajsich GER 08:59:45 00:56:32 04:49:06 03:09:05
    3. Lucie Zelenková CZE 09:07:24 00:47:32 04:58:05 03:17:25
    4. Eva Dollinger AUT 09:23:17      
                   

    2008
    1. Sandra Wallenhorst GER 08:47:26 00:57:19 04:50:43 02:54:45
    2. Bella Comerford GBR 08:51:17 00:53:11 04:48:13 03:04:50
    3. Edith Niederfriniger ITA 08:59:45 00:49:05 05:04:17 03:01:16
    6. Marlies Penker AUT 09:18:49      
                   

    2007       
    1. Edith Niederfriniger ITA 09:08:47 00:50:57 05:06:18 03:07:26
    2. Veronika Hauke AUT 09:09:33 00:53:42 04:59:43 03:11:43
    3. Rebecca Preston AUS 09:15:55 00:52:30 05:00:11 03:19:23
                   

    2006       
    1. Rebecca Preston AUS 09:12:09 00:53:37 05:01:50 03:12:11
    2. Lori Bowden CAN 09:14:59 00:53:28 05:12:38 03:04:44
    3. Veronika Hauke AUT 09:28:56 00:55:26 05:00:52 03:27:33
                   

    2005       
    1. Kate Allen AUT 09:07:04 00:51:40 05:07:55 03:03:12
    2. Edith Niederfriniger ITA 09:33:24 00:52:30 05:24:13 03:11:42
    3. Veronika Hauke AUT 09:35:05 01:07:04 04:55:31 03:27:32
                   

    2004       
    1. Erika Scomor HUN 09:12:03 01:01:06 04:57:20 03:08:01
    2. Andrea Brede GER 09:20:46 00:56:12 05:07:30 03:12:32
    3. Jess Draskau-Petersson GBR 09:24:18 01:08:00 05:08:03 03:00:51
    6. Monika Stadlmann AUT 09:58:40      
                   

    2003       
    1. Kate Allen AUT 08:54:01 00:49:14 05:03:28 02:57:12
    2. Edith Niederfriniger ITA 09:11:44 00:49:13 05:09:04 03:08:22
    3. Wendy Ingraham USA 09:24:21 00:47:56 05:06:40 03:23:54
                   

    2002       
    1. Lori Bowden CAN 08:51:22 00:55:46 04:50:58 02:59:55
    2. Kate Allen AUT 08:58:27 00:51:11 04:55:12 03:06:38
    3. Imke Schiersch GER 09:39:47 01:02:29 05:01:16 03:30:08
                   

    2001       
    1. Lori Bowden CAN 08:59:41 00:54:44 04:57:59 03:02:55
    2. Wendy Ingraham USA 09:19:00 00:47:53 05:02:06 03:23:55
    3. Ariane Gutknecht SUI 09:28:38 00:56:11 05:08:44 03:19:33
                   

    2000       
    1. Wendy Ingraham USA 09:12:54 00:47:45 05:01:49 03:17:45
    2. Tamara Kozulina LET 09:25:53 00:58:29 05:14:48 03:07:31
    3. Leach Lori-Lyn CAN 09:30:47 00:50:59 05:10:28 03:25:01
    10. Monika Stadlmann AUT 10:12:41      
                   

    1999       
    1. Wendy Ingraham USA 09:02:25 00:48:19 04:55:12 03:15:09
    2. Beth Zinkand USA 09:18:33 00:48:31 05:02:01 03:25:24
    3. Beth Thomson GBR 09:29:10 00:52:06 05:11:09 03:21:19
    11. Carina Lilge-Leutner AUT 10:49:00      
                   

    1998 
    1. Wendy Ingraham USA        
    2. Katja Mayer GER        
    3. Raeleigh Tennant AUS        

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    Bei den Männern müssen wir in Österreich noch auf den Sieg eines Österreichers warten.

    2014
    1. Ivan Rana ESP 07:48:43 00:44:36 04:15:57 02:43:43
    2. Christian Kramer DEU 07:54:31 00:44:30 04:18:26 02:46:46
    3. David Plese SVN 08:02:54 00:49:57 04:23:52 02:44:06
    4. Andreas Giglmayr AUT 08:09:06 00:44:40 04:20:10 02:59:23
                   

    2013
    1. Andreas Raelert DEU 07:59:51 00:44:25 04:30:40 02:40:07
    2. Maik Twelsiek DEU 08:11:36 00:45:05 04:27:11 02:54:05
    3. David Plese SVN 08:19:13 00:49:05 04:25:49 02:59:29
    7. Georg Swoboda AUT 08:27:25 00:50:43 04:24:23 03:06:42
                   

    2012       
    1. Faris Al-Sultan GER 08:11:31 00:50:57 04:25:38 02:50:38
    2. Daniel Fontana ITA 08:20:37 00:50:57 04:26:52 02:58:23 
    3. Pedro Gomes POR 08:26:31 00:54:05 04:31:58 02:55:52 
    4. Franz Höfer AUT 08:28:41      
                   

    2011       
    1. Marino Vanhoenacker BEL 07:45:59 00:46:49 04:15:36 02:39:24
    2. Michael Weiss AUT 07:57:40 00:52:52 04:16:25 02:42:27
    3. Marko Albert EST 08:08:18 00:45:27 04:30:56 02:47:18
                   

    2010 
    1. Marino Vanhoenacker BEL 07:52:05 00:47:49 04:18:30 02:42:03
    2. Dennis Devriendt BEL 08:12:51 00:47:57 04:34:45 02:45:45
    3. Michael Weiss AUT 08:14:50 00:55:34 04:19:13 02:55:38
                   

    2009      
    1. Marino Vanhoenacker BEL 08:01:38 00:47:36 04:20:13 02:50:14
    2. James Cunnama RSA 08:14:18 00:51:08 04:28:29 02:50:17
    3. Stephen Bayliss GBR 08:17:06 00:47:32 04:32:32 02:53:20
    4. Bernhard Hiebl AUT 08:22:08      
                   

    2008       
    1. Marino Vanhoenacker BEL 08:06:11 00:48:42 04:28:53 02:45:12
    2. Stephen Bayliss GBR 08:13:53 00:46:03 04:39:38 02:44:33
    3. Hannes Hempel AUT 08:16:56 00:53:34 04:31:41 02:46:58
                   

    2007       
    1. Marino Vanhoenacker BEL 08:06:39 00:48:30 04:21:14 02:53:28
    2. Norbert Langbrandtner AUT 08:19:58 00:48:33 04:34:44 02:52:17
    3. Maximilian Longrée GER 08:20:13 00:51:18 04:41:08 02:43:51
                   

    2006       
    1. Marino Vanhoenacker BEL 08:07:59 00:47:59 04:27:08 02:49:24
    2. Hektor Llanos ESP 08:13:43 00:45:41 04:36:45 02:47:04
    3. Eneko Llanos ESP 08:15:11 00:45:39 04:33:59 02:51:21
    4. Nobert Langbrandtner AUT 08:21:05      
                   

    2005       
    1. Raynard Tissink RSA 08:14:37 00:49:25 04:26:48 02:54:27
    2. Norbert Langbrandtner AUT 08:24:14 00:49:04 04:36:34 02:54:49
    3. Werner Leitner AUT 08:24:54 00:49:05 04:36:30 02:55:26
                   

    2004       
    1. Viktor Zyemtsev UKR 08:12:58 00:50:53 04:33:30 02:44:55
    2. Raynard Tissink RSA 08:17:48 00:50:56 04:33:05 02:49:54
    3. Olaf Sabatschus GER 08:21:54 00:51:10 04:33:15 02:53:28
    8. Werner Leitner AUT 08:29:18      
                   

    2003       
    1. Viktor Zyemtsev UKR 08:11:09 00:47:56 04:38:23 02:41:13
    2. Bruno von Flüe SUI 08:16:44 00:49:15 04:26:38 02:56:45
    3. Tibor Lehmann HUN 08:17:19 00:48:03 04:37:52 02:47:05
    4. Alexander Frühwirth AUT 08:19:07      
                   

    2002       
    1. Viktor Zyemtsev UKR 08:16:44 00:49:58 04:33:22 02:49:33
    2. Norbert Langbrandtner AUT 08:24:03 00:50:01 04:33:12 02:56:48
    3. Olaf Sabatschus GER 08:27:05 00:50:24 04:35:00 02:57:02
                   

    2001       
    1. Jügen Zäck GER 08:06:58 00:48:41 04:19:56 02:54:25
    2. Rainer Müller-Hörner GER 08:17:41 00:47:49 04:33:06 02:53:43
    3. Petr Vabrousek CZE 08:21:32 00:51:01 04:39:57 02:47:05
    8. Alexander Frühwirth AUT 08:36:29      
                   

    2000      
    1. Jürgen Zäck GER 08:07:16 00:50:54 04:14:54 02:57:34
    2. Tim DeBoom USA 08:08:55 00:47:44 04:33:29 02:43:59
    3. Rainer Müller-Hörner GER 08:12:38 00:47:41 04:33:20 02:47:59
    9. Alexander Frühwirth AUT 08:24:39      
                   

    1999      
    1. Peter Reid CAN 07:51:56 00:48:28 04:25:08 02:35:21
    2. Olaf Sabatschus GER 08:07:45 00:52:00 04:31:03 02:41:10
    3. Stefan Holzner GER 08:09:29 00:48:25 04:28:43 02:49:41
    9. Norbert Domnik AUT 08:36:54      
    13. Adolf Hanel AUT 08:49:12      
                   
     

    1998 
    1. Stefan Holzner GER        
    2. Attila Fazekas HUN        
    3. Jason Shortis AUS        

     

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    Stefan Leitner ist Herausgeber der Zeitschrift Trinews. Als aktiver Age Group Triathlet konnte er sich mehrmals für den IRONMAN Hawaii qualifizieren und internationale Medaillen in seiner Altersklasse gewinnen. Als Inhaber der Sport und Event Agentur Leitner organisiert Stefan Leitner mit seinem Team die ALOHA SPORT Events. Er ist Inhaber und Geschäftsführer der Sport und Event Agentur Leitner.

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