Ironman Hawaii 2008 - the top 15 men and their bikes popular
Written by: Herbert Krabel and Timothy Carlson
Date: Wed Oct 15 2008
1. Craig Alexander (AUS)
bike: Orbea Ordu
bike split: 4:37:19

2. Eneko Llanos (ESP)
bike: BH Global Concepts Aero
bike split: 4:33:26

3. Rutger Beke (BEL)
bike: Cervelo P3C
bike split: 4:34:44

4. Ronnie Schildknecht (SUI)
bike: BMC TT01
bike split: 4:34:25

5. Cam Brown (NZL)
bike: Pinarello FT3
bike split: 4:36:46

6. Patrick Vernay (NCL)
bike: Look 596
bike split: 4:42:49

7. Andy Potts (USA)
bike: Felt DA
bike split: 4:46:00

8. Mathias Hecht (SUI)
bike: Kuota Kueen K
bike split: 4:36:55

9. Michael Lovato (USA)
bike: Javelin Lugano
bike split: 4:45:20

10. Eduardo Sturla (ARG)
bike: Cervelo P3C
bike split: 4:34:26

11. Faris Al Sultan (GER)
bike: Cannondale Slice
bike split: 4:33:24

12. Normann Stadler (GER)
bike: Scott Plasma 2
bike split: 4:29:56

13. Ain Alar Juhanson (EST)
bike: Scott Plasma 2
bike split: 4:26:14 *

14. Maik Twelsiek (GER)
bike: Kuota Kueen K
bike split: 4:35:00

15. Timothy Marr (USA)
bike: Ceepo Venom
bike split: 4:47:39

* = fastest bike split overall
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Comments
Areo bars
Reviewed by: MightMike, Oct 26 2008 1:37PM
Awesome
Reviewed by: Jason, Oct 17 2008 1:30AM
bottles
Reviewed by: dhorstman, Oct 15 2008 2:25PM
Potts rides Felt, not Orbea
H. James Wilson
Reviewed by: H. James Wilson, Oct 14 2008 8:11PM



