Jocelyn McCauley swam 57:40 and finished 12th pro woman in 9:27:42.

Jodie Robertson began her day with a 1:02:31 swim – 13:39 behind swim leader Lauren Brandon.

Lauren Brandon led the pro women and pro men with a 48:52 swim split which gave her a 4:01 lead. Brandon held that lead until Mile 10 of the run.

Celine Schaerer of Switzerland was the 14th fastest pro woman on the bike – 5:08:12.

After her dominating swim, Lauren Brandon held on to the lead through T2 with a 5th-fastest 4:53:03 bike split.

Leslie Miller rode 5:01:34 on her way to a 9th place pro woman finish.

Alicia Kaye of the U.S. biked a pro women’s 7th-fastest 4:55:34 split on her way to 4th place.

Maja Stage-Nielsen of Denmark ran a pro women’s 6th-fastest 3:07:45 marathon.

Alicia Kaye ran 3:11:00 on her way to 4th place pro woman.

Tine Deckers of Belgium, a 5-time Ironman France winner, ran 3:12:24 to finish 5th place pro woman.

Jocelyn McCauley of the U.S. ran 3:12:40 on her way to 12th place pro woman.

Kelly Williamson of Austin, Texas blitzed the run in 2:56:30 – pro women’s fastest split – to finish 7th.

After her pro women’s-best 4:43:45 bike split, Jodie Robertson finished off her victory with a pro women’s 4th-best 3:03:41 run.

After her bravura swim and bike, Lauren Brandon held on to the lead until Mile 10 of the run. She finished the day with a 3:19:25 marathon for 6th place.

Michaela Herlbauer of Austria combined a 57:57 run, 4:53:47 bike split and a 3:03:41 run to finish 2nd pro woman in 8:59:31 – 2:59 behind Robertson.

Maja Stage-Nielsen of Denmark looks grateful at the finish of 3rd place 9:01:00 day.

Jodie Robertson sprinted the last few meters of her sub-9 hour day.

The Voice of Ironman – Mike Reilly – interviews Jodie Robertson at the finish line.