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St George Start List: British & Irish Age-Group Women racing at IM WC

The British and Irish Age-Group women of the delayed 2021 IRONMAN World Championship in St George
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While the headline focus ahead of the delayed 2021 IRONMAN World Championship taking place on May 7 is on the Pro races (for which you can find the start lists here: Women | Men), it’s also a big event for an entry of more than 3,000 age-group athletes.

While the digital medium allows us to have global view on the sport, we also enjoy following the progress of athletes closer to our physical location. With that in mind – as we have for many years now in Kona – here are the full listings of all of the British and Irish Age-Group WOMEN set to race in St George.

(You can find the Age-Group Men on this link)

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A few names to note

Rebecca Duxbury (F25-29) will be racing in her first IRONMAN World Championship, qualifying all the way back in September 2019 when she won her category at IRONMAN Wales. Rebecca has won an ITU Long Distance title (2019), and she will have the support in St George from being part of the Zwift Academy Tri Team.

In good form – she won the AG race at IRONMAN 70.3 Lanzarote this year – she will have podium hopes.

Rebecca Duxbury / Outlaw Half Bowood 2021
Rebecca Duxbury winning Outlaw Half Bowood 2021

Jo Wright (F30-34) was a consistent performer in 2021, including second at the Outlaw X and and sixth a the Outlaw Half Nottingham. She also won her age-group at both IRONMAN Lanzarote and IRONMAN Mallorca, and will be racing in Kona later this year too.

Outlaw X Triathlon 2021 - Emma Cowper, Jo Wright, Debbia Greig
Jo Wright – on the right – at the Outlaw X

Jordan Blanco (F50-54) will be one of a select few athletes racing who has experience of racing a full IRONMAN event in St George, winning her category there 12 years ago. She has also be a regular at IRONMAN World Championship events for well over a decade now.

Best wishes to everyone racing from all at TRI247!

*** NOTE *** The athlete information below was extracted from the official race start lists, based on data as at April 5, 2022. Therefore, if there are any errors then that is probably the source!

However, we would like to ensure we have the correct information, so if you do spot any mistakes then please do get in touch with us via editor@tri247.com and we will amend.

UK and Ireland Age-Group Women St George

BIBNAMECATEGORYCOUNTRY
3635Jasmine Holmes18-24GBR
3638Hannah Gillespie18-24GBR
3601Remi Simpson25-29GBR
3607Rebecca Duxbury25-29GBR
3608Laura Rothwell25-29GBR
3313Jo Wright30-34GBR
3353Roxy Woodfield30-34GBR
3247Marie Llewellyn35-39GBR
3237Hilary Hughes35-39IRL
3024Jenny Evans-Hill40-44GBR
3049Zoe Savage40-44GBR
3077Laura Fairhurst40-44GBR
3096Lorna Hopkin40-44GBR
3123Claire Harrison40-44GBR
3722Andri De Wit45-49GBR
3493Tracie Mcguire50-54GBR
3494Jordan Blanco50-54GBR
3522Susan Dawson50-54GBR
3540Emma Yates50-54GBR
3483Paula Cook50-54IRL
3516Felicia Long50-54IRL
3411Marie Staunton55-59IRL
3168Elizabeth Gannon60-64GBR
3178Deb Munton60-64GBR
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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