IRONMAN UK 2019: Kona Qualifiers

Who qualified for the IRONMAN World Championships from IRONMAN UK 2019 - and how fast did they have to go? Here are the 50 athletes who have made it to Kona via Bolton
IRONMAN UK 2019 / Kona Qualifiers
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Who qualified for Kona at IRONMAN UK 2019?

Ok, I’ve finally managed to get hold of this information (thank you to those who had been in touch, asking if we would be publishing it!), here are the details of the 2019 IRONMAN World Championship qualifiers from this years edition of IRONMAN UK.

For the 2019 race there were 50 slots on offer; 40 through the regular Age-Group qualification process, and a further 10 that were new this year, specifically added as a qualification race for the Military Division in Kona. Details of all 50 of those places are provided below.

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You can see more details on the Age-Group champions from Bolton HERE.

Bolton is clearly a race that is dominated by British athletes in terms of seeking Kona slots. 37 of the 50 slots went to British athletes, with only Italy and the USA (two each) collecting more than one place for that nation.

In terms off rolldown, three categories saw slots go to athletes that finished outside the top-10 in their Age-Group;

  • M35-39: 4 slots available, 4th slot taken by position 15th
  • M40-44: 5 slots available, 5th slot taken by position 12th
  • M50-54: 3 slots available, 3rd slot taken by position 14th

You can see IRONMAN UK Kona qualifiers from recent years on these links:

Click HERE for the details on IRONMAN Wales Kona Qualifiers
Click HERE for the details on IRONMAN Ireland Kona Qualifiers

Age-Group Kona 2019 Qualifiers from IRONMAN UK: 14th July 2019

BIBFirst NameLast NameCategoryAG PositionCountrySwimBikeRunFinish Time
437JasmineHolmesF18-241GBR00:55:0207:33:2404:35:5213:18:32
370EmilyFreemanF25-291GBR00:55:3006:43:5603:30:2511:18:39
148SophieNeedhamF30-342GBR01:11:0606:45:5803:59:1012:08:14
149ClaireWaltonF35-391GBR01:01:4807:00:0103:39:5511:49:04
150AngelaFogarolliF40-442ITA01:15:5706:32:3003:53:5011:48:53
179KerryOldfieldF40-443GBR01:01:3607:10:2703:58:5112:21:57
533CatherineLabrianidisF45-491GBR01:02:5406:55:3303:45:2611:55:32
152LouellaO'HerlihyF50-541GBR01:12:1006:58:0004:04:1212:23:39
583BenteNorlyk-GouldingF55-591DEN01:21:2407:27:0204:33:4613:37:52
587JeanPerkinsF60-641GBR01:10:3807:44:5705:14:1114:29:38
239JustinLippertM18-241USA00:54:2705:49:4803:03:5409:53:00
770AaronTomaszM25-291GBR00:55:4405:55:1503:06:1010:03:50
646WilliamTennentM25-292NZL00:59:2006:07:1803:10:3510:23:32
184RossHarperM25-295GBR00:58:2106:10:2503:22:3210:36:30
795TomRigbyM30-342GBR00:59:2905:35:1303:20:2410:00:38
189DuncanChedburnM30-343GBR00:59:4805:42:4003:09:1310:10:42
190JohnThelwellM30-344GBR00:59:0305:26:1103:33:1910:06:51
955MatthewSmithM30-346GBR00:57:4306:01:1203:46:3010:54:00
194AndreaMiasciarelliM35-393ITA01:02:0305:43:4003:23:3010:17:03
191DavidBartlettM35-395GBR00:49:0006:02:2403:36:1610:33:03
193JohnLenehanM35-396IRL00:59:3906:12:3403:22:3410:44:57
983GrantCarter-MooreM35-3915GBR01:07:3406:07:5003:50:0611:14:58
195PhilipEllisonM40-441GBR00:59:3805:44:4003:21:0810:12:11
160DanielNagelM40-442NED00:56:0405:43:5503:26:0610:12:31
1330MarcoEglinM40-443SUI01:07:2905:47:3603:14:1010:17:55
1362EddieHirstM40-447GBR01:05:3906:16:0903:44:3611:14:21
159MathewMatontiM40-4412GBR01:18:0406:22:5803:38:1711:25:26
1499PatricEngstromM45-492SWE01:09:2006:06:3103:29:0510:52:03
1720CarlShawcrossM45-494GBR01:01:3106:16:5803:38:5311:03:40
258JamieMcIntyre-BrownM45-495GBR01:08:3806:24:4203:27:1811:08:43
1553RichardAllenM45-496GBR01:04:1306:39:3603:27:5911:21:50
1700JosefPavlikM45-497CZE01:06:4106:35:4703:25:3211:23:01
217AndrewLeyM50-543GBR01:09:5406:20:3003:35:0511:10:48
1769MartinHowieM50-547GBR01:01:4506:34:2804:02:5911:48:00
1816DavidClementsM50-5414GBR01:30:4206:14:2504:05:3612:03:46
226HolgerWilmsmannM55-591GER01:10:4706:14:5803:47:2711:23:09
1947BarryHarrissM55-593GBR01:08:3806:46:4904:15:1712:23:13
2026GeorgeBurnsM60-641GBR01:07:4207:15:4404:12:3412:45:25
2039MikeAnthonyM65-691GBR01:21:4208:35:3906:23:5816:46:44
167GrahamLloydM70-741USA01:33:0007:34:3906:58:5716:22:49

Military Category Kona 2019 Qualifiers from IRONMAN UK: 14th July 2019

BIBFirst NameLast NameCategoryAG PositionCountrySwimBikeRunFinish Time
378IsabellePettitMilitary F18-291GBR01:10:2807:12:0503:58:1912:28:14
102EmmaWardallMilitary F30-391GBR01:01:4006:10:0803:22:0910:39:48
462CatherineMaslingMilitary F40-491GBR01:36:4308:04:3605:38:2015:37:30
759WilliamShenton-BrownMilitary M18-292GBR01:06:1306:45:0403:33:3011:41:32
122CraigHartleyMilitary M30-391GBR01:02:1406:06:5703:49:2811:04:42
157SamThompsonMilitary M30-392GBR01:03:2506:23:0003:57:0511:29:06
141YannPayenMilitary M40-491GBR01:12:1305:53:5003:32:0410:47:20
132MichalIvancoMilitary M40-492SVK01:13:4106:15:1703:44:3711:23:27
139TerryHarveyMilitary M50+1GBR01:11:1706:50:2404:24:5612:37:54
138AllanYoupMilitary M50+2GBR01:22:5107:29:3704:08:0213:16:19

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John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

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