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#GBKona 2018: ALL of the GB & Ireland Female Age-Group results

How did the #GBKona British and Irish athletes perform at the IRONMAN World Championship on Saturday? Here are the results of ALL of the Female Age-Group athletes who raced the 2018 IRONMAN World Championship in Hawaii
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How did the #GBKona Age-Group WOMEN perform on Saturday in Hawaii?

Here are ALL of the results of the GB & Ireland entrants

If you followed the races live or have since read our Pro reports (MEN ! WOMEN), you’ll know that it was quite a day at the IRONMAN World Championship in Hawaii on Saturday.

Our extensive coverage continues – and here we take a look at the British and Irish Age-Group results from the Big Island. ALL of them!

(CLICK HERE FOR THE GB & IRELAND MALE AGE-GROUP RESULTS)

Below you will find two tables featuring the results of every entrant, ordered initially by overall time, and then by category in the second table. As I’m typing this, a select few have been collecting the coveted Umeke trophies at the Awards Banquet – and the after-party at Huggo’s on the Rocks will be going on late into the night!

The fastest #GBKona female overall was Ruth Purbrook. We interviewed Ruth before the race (HERE), who – after third place last year – was fully aiming to win this year, having “…invested so much (mentally, emotionally, hours wise, financially!), that I want to see the hard work pay off”. That investment paid off, and Ruth is now the Female 25-29 Age-Group World Champion. Ruth was also the third fastest female across al Age-Group categories.

The second fastest #GBKona athlete was also in that F25-29 category, with Katherine Renouf (9th, 10:04:39), while the third fastest Brit was another athlete we profiled before the race, Tara Grosvenor (13th, F30-34, 10:08:09).

More details coming soon in a separate piece to celebrate the 2018 #GBKona podium finishers.

(EDITORS NOTE: The full listing of GB & Ireland entrants was extracted from the official participants list. If there is an error or you are missing, then a) apologies (!), and b) that is probably why. Please do get in touch if that is the case (editor@tri247.com) and I’ll get things updated for you.)

All Great Britain and Ireland Age-Group Female Entrants – Fastest First

BibNameCategoryCountryCat PositionTime
2330Ruth PurbrookF25-29GBR1st09:33:47
2341Katherine RenoufF25-29GBR9th10:04:39
2173Tara GrosvenorF30-34GBR13th10:08:09
2353Helena HayesF25-29IRL10th10:16:04
1550Victoria HillF40-44GBR12th10:19:10
2358Josie RawesF25-29GBR13th10:23:22
1596Lucy WoollacottF40-44GBR19th10:26:34
1915Zoe SmithF35-39GBR26th10:35:19
2445Anna LawsonF18-24GBR7th10:42:53
1943Rebecca RimmingtonF35-39GBR34th10:47:36
2194Hannah SaitchF30-34GBR37th10:49:24
1898Kelly StokesF35-39GBR39th10:52:46
2171Claire WaltonF30-34GBR41st10:57:56
1549Lisa HancoxF40-44GBR44th11:02:24
2174Michelle HeneghanF30-34IRL49th11:10:57
2360Milly Wade-WestF25-29GBR39th11:16:09
1249Annemarie PowerF45-49IRL35th11:18:10
564Maxine Jane MckinnonF55-59GBR4th11:19:43
1592Joanna ShallcrossF40-44GBR56th11:25:36
2184Rebecca BennettF30-34GBR58th11:41:50
374Jane WileyF60-64GBR2nd11:42:55
1172Jordan BlancoF45-49GBR52nd11:52:46
535Elizabeth GannonF55-59GBR12th12:06:37
1230Helen PlatelF45-49GBR59th12:14:21
2372Lucinda JukesF25-29GBR49th12:20:27
552Siobhan KennedyF55-59IRL16th12:22:49
1252Lucy TomlinsonF45-49GBR62nd12:23:54
872Emma WheelerF50-54GBR37th12:24:22
379Glenda GoscombF60-64GBR12th13:26:22
869Anna WedgwoodF50-54GBR60th13:45:18
1226Felicia LongF45-49IRL71st14:05:49
389Deb MuntonF60-64GBR27th14:07:09
115Liz McternanHCGBR1st14:21:13
367Jackie HardmanF60-64GBR28th14:24:53
2375Carly RiceF25-29GBR54th14:54:47
273Janet WatsonF65-69GBR15th15:39:51
1877Sophie BubbF35-39GBRDNFDNF
2370Becky HoareF25-29GBRN/ADNS
2179Simone MitchellF30-34GBRN/ADNS
839Gill FullenF50-54GBRN/ADNS
271Linda SpillaneF65-69GBRN/ADNS
193Linda AshmoreF70-74GBRN/ADNS

All Great Britain and Ireland Age-Group Female Entrants – By Category

BibNameCategoryCountryCat PositionTime
2445Anna LawsonF18-24GBR7th10:42:53
2330Ruth PurbrookF25-29GBR1st09:33:47
2341Katherine RenoufF25-29GBR9th10:04:39
2353Helena HayesF25-29IRL10th10:16:04
2358Josie RawesF25-29GBR13th10:23:22
2360Milly Wade-WestF25-29GBR39th11:16:09
2372Lucinda JukesF25-29GBR49th12:20:27
2375Carly RiceF25-29GBR54th14:54:47
2370Becky HoareF25-29GBRN/ADNS
2173Tara GrosvenorF30-34GBR13th10:08:09
2194Hannah SaitchF30-34GBR37th10:49:24
2171Claire WaltonF30-34GBR41st10:57:56
2174Michelle HeneghanF30-34IRL49th11:10:57
2184Rebecca BennettF30-34GBR58th11:41:50
2179Simone MitchellF30-34GBRN/ADNS
1915Zoe SmithF35-39GBR26th10:35:19
1943Rebecca RimmingtonF35-39GBR34th10:47:36
1898Kelly StokesF35-39GBR39th10:52:46
1877Sophie BubbF35-39GBRDNFDNF
1550Victoria HillF40-44GBR12th10:19:10
1596Lucy WoollacottF40-44GBR19th10:26:34
1549Lisa HancoxF40-44GBR44th11:02:24
1592Joanna ShallcrossF40-44GBR56th11:25:36
1249Annemarie PowerF45-49IRL35th11:18:10
1172Jordan BlancoF45-49GBR52nd11:52:46
1230Helen PlatelF45-49GBR59th12:14:21
1252Lucy TomlinsonF45-49GBR62nd12:23:54
1226Felicia LongF45-49IRL71st14:05:49
872Emma WheelerF50-54GBR37th12:24:22
869Anna WedgwoodF50-54GBR60th13:45:18
839Gill FullenF50-54GBRN/ADNS
564Maxine Jane MckinnonF55-59GBR4th11:19:43
535Elizabeth GannonF55-59GBR12th12:06:37
552Siobhan KennedyF55-59IRL16th12:22:49
374Jane WileyF60-64GBR2nd11:42:55
379Glenda GoscombF60-64GBR12th13:26:22
389Deb MuntonF60-64GBR27th14:07:09
367Jackie HardmanF60-64GBR28th14:24:53
273Janet WatsonF65-69GBR15th15:39:51
271Linda SpillaneF65-69GBRN/ADNS
193Linda AshmoreF70-74GBRN/ADNS
115Liz McternanHCGBR1st14:21:13

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John Levison
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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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