#GBKona 2019: ALL of the UK & Ireland Female Age-Group results

How did the #GBKona Age-Group WOMEN perform on Saturday in Hawaii?

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

Have you recovered from Saturday night / Sunday morning, if long-course triathlon viewing was your weekend following the 2019 IRONMAN World Championship? Some great performances from the Pro athletes as always, which you can read about if you haven’t already, on these links: MEN | WOMEN. Huge congratulations to the German duo of Jan Frodeno (for the third time) and Anne Haug, the new IRONMAN World Champions.

The end of the race doesn’t mean the end of our extensive 2019 coverage – and here I take a look at the UK and Ireland Female Age-Group results from the Big Island. ALL of them!

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 their coveted Umeke trophies at the Awards Banquet – and the after-parties will be in full swing!

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

For the second consecutive year, the fastest British athlete was Ruth Purbrook. Winner of 25-29 12 months ago, she repeated that this year in F30-34. Not only that… she beat every other female Age-Group athlete too, delivering in style on her pre-race target.

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Nothing better than setting your sights high, and achieving everything you hoped for! . Taking the win yesterday was pretty special after the last few months – bit of blood, sweat, tears and hard work and anything is possible!! . 📷 @jeff_thoren . #triathlon #triathlete #triathlonlife #swimbikerun #triathlontraining #fitness #fitfam #womenwhotri #womenwhoride #ironman #instatriathlete #triathlonmotivation #chasing9hours #instatriathlon #wahooligan #rideon #zwiftacademytri #fuelledbyscience #findfaster #swimshivrun #roadtokona #kona2019 #IMWC #konaspam #thatwinningfeeling

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Another case of deja vu with the second fastest Brit, as once again that was Katherine Renouf (25-29). She was able to cut five and half minutes from her 2018 finish time, which took her under the ten hour mark. That also meant that she made the Awards Dinner stage, collecting a third place trophy.

Third quickest – and another podium finisher – was Corinne Clark. A first time in Kona, she excelled in the F35-39 to take the final podium slot (podiums run to fifth in Hawaii)

Massive congratulations to @SouthWestSwim sponsored athlete Corinne Clark @Corinne_Vitfor . 5th in the @IRONMANtri Kona world champs. Amazing performance and a dedicated athlete. #celebrate pic.twitter.com/ptsMV7FUQA

— SouthWestSwim (@SouthWestSwim) October 13, 2019

More details coming soon in a separate piece to celebrate all of the 2019 #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 UK and Ireland Age-Group Female Entrants – Fastest First

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