70.3 Muncie, Indiana

Friday 11 July 2014
Experience true Hoosier hospitality in Muncie, a welcoming, family-friendly environment for athletes and spectators. From boating, fishing and swimming to campground facilities, the reservoir presents over 750 acres of land to explore. During your stay, be sure to visit one of many local attractions such as the Muncie Children’s Museum, Cardinal Greenway, Minnetrista and the White River Greenway. Scotty’s Brewhouse is a favorite local spot and has a diverse menu with something for everyone to enjoy. 

Athletes will begin with a 1.2-mile swim in the calm waters of Prairie Creek Reservoir. The 56-mile bike course takes athletes onto closed state highways for a flat ride through rural Indiana. The race finishes with a challenging run around the south side of Prairie Creek Reservoir over rolling country roads.

There are 40 age group qualifying slots for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, Canada.

MALE PROS
1.Andrew Starykowicz USA
2.Josh Amberger AUS
3.Richie Cunningham AUS
4.Paul Ambrose AUS (DNS)
5.Jordan Rapp USA (DNS)
6.Chris McDonald AUS
7.David Kahn USA
8.Mike Caiazzo USA
9.Joe Umphenour USA
10.Santiago Ascenco BRA
11.Daniel Bretscher USA
12.Tony White USA
13.Ryan Bates USA
14.Blake Becker USA
15.Adam Bohach USA
16.Guy Crawford NZL
17.Mario de Elias ARG
19.Patrick Evoe USA
21.Mike Hermanson USA
22.Mike Holtham CAN
23.Jimi Minnema USA
24.Ryan Rau USA
25.Lionel Sanders CAN
26.Jonathan Shearon USA
27.Martin Van Barneveld NZL

FEMALE PROS
35.Magali Tisseyre CAN
36.Mary Beth Ellis USA
37.Ashley Clifford USA
38.Beth Shutt USA
39.Hallie Blunck USA
40.Anna Cleaver NZL (DNS)
41.Jocelyn Cornman USA
42.Shannon Florea USA
43.Malaika Homo USA
44.Andrea Hutchins USA
46.Missy Kuck USA
47.Ariane Monticeli BRA
48.Tami Ritchie USA
49.Darbi Roberts USA
50.Lesley Smith USA
51.Jennifer Spieldenner USA
52.Laurel Wassner USA
53.Kyla Chapman USA
54.Kate Bevilaqua AUS
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