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Two-time IRONMAN World Champion Tim DeBoom ran in service as a fine anchor leg on a relay team.
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Any guesses which way the wind was blowing?
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Support from volunteers is essential. Support from fellow athletes sure does help though.
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Nothing like the feeling of crossing the finish line. It's a world unto itself.
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Aruba is a small island with a tiny population, but there were still loads of volunteers and spectators.
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Yes, it was hot. And yes it was windy. But it's also Aruba. What's not to love?
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The magical red carpet, seen from the sky.
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Mission accomplished.
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Finding somewhere to relax after the race is not an issue. Perhaps the beach?
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Or maybe a trip on a sailboat?
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Or maybe another bike ride? Nah...
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Some people's day got off to a rough start, but the medical team was there to fix them up.
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Heather Jackson was one of many pros who came out to support the first year race.
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Davide Giardini led for much of the day, but in the end was 9 seconds short of victory.
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How much ice did Linsey Corbin want? All of it please!
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How tough were the conditions in October in the tropics? Chris McDonald's face tells the story.
