Caroline Steffen looking for fourth title at 70.3 Sunshine Coast

Thursday 05 September 2019

A world class course taking in highlights of the region. Competitors will take in the best that Mooloolaba has to offer, starting with a swim off the surf beach followed by a fast bike course and a two lap run course along the Esplanade cheered on by spectators. A spectacular location with everything you need just steps from the beach, including an amazing surfside transition. Enjoy the experience of finishing on Mooloolaba Esplanade then wander to recovery on the beach to relax after your big day.

Athletes will enjoy the experience of a rolling start to kick off the swim course at Mooloolaba’s spectacular surf beach! The 90km bike course has been extended over Alex Hill riding along the beachfront to Maroochydore and back then heading out for a second loop before riding into the Mooloolaba Transition. Runners will head north and onto the iconic Mooloolaba Esp. After heading over the scenic Alexandra Headland hill athletes will follow the same route for the second lap along striking shores and a spectator lined course before finishing in the heart of Mooloolaba. 

MALE PRO:
1 Alexander Craig AUS (AUSTRALIA)
2 Currie Braden NZL (NEW ZEALAND)
3 Van Berkel Tim AUS (AUSTRALIA) 
4 Bowstead Mark NZL (NEW ZEALAND)
5 Jacobs Pete AUS (AUSTRALIA)
6 Betten Sam AUS (AUSTRALIA)
7 Fettell Clayton AUS (AUSTRALIA)
8 Maxwell Levi AUS (AUSTRALIA)
9 Anderson-Voigt Leigh AUS (AUSTRALIA)
10 Coleman Travis AUS (AUSTRALIA)
11 Foot Alister AUS (AUSTRALIA)
12 Ghosh Justin AUS (AUSTRALIA)
14 Hearn Simon AUS (AUSTRALIA)
15 Johnson Brett AUS (AUSTRALIA)
16 Lawry Lindsey AUS (AUSTRALIA)
17 Lewis Matt AUS (AUSTRALIA)
18 Mckay Connor AUS (AUSTRALIA)
19 Mckenna Steven AUS (AUSTRALIA)
20 Salazar Ezquerra Jose Pablo CHL (CHILE)
21 Shaw Olly NZL (NEW ZEALAND)
22 Slee Matt AUS (AUSTRALIA)
23 Stein Daniel AUS (AUSTRALIA)

FEMALE PRO:
31 Steffen Caroline CHE
32 Wells Hannah NZL
33 Seidel Kirralee AUS
34 Dennis Laur  AUS
35 Gilfillan Courtney AUS
36 Sansome Kierra AUS
37 Wilson Amanda AUS
38 Hill Meredith AUS
39 Hockley Krystle AUS
40 Davis Claire AUS
41 Armstrong Laura NZL
42 Brown Maighan AUS
43 Khan Holly AUS

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