Cody Beals CAN Sarah True USA Victorious at IRONMAN Lake Placid

Sunday 24 July 2022

The Adirondack Mountains once again provided a picturesque backdrop for athletes from around the world for the 2022 ViewSPORT IRONMAN Lake Placid North American TriClub Championship triathlon on Sunday, July 24. This year's version of the event saw athletes swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles and run 26.2 miles through the region culminating in an exciting finish along Main Street just outside of the Olympic Oval. The event saw Cody Beals overcome a large deficit in the running portion of the triathlon to take the victory with a finishing time of 8:15:11. Second place finisher, Michael Weiss (AUT), made the finish interesting as he closed the gap to Beals in the final stretch of the 140.6-mile race. In the women’s professional race, it was Sarah True who outpaced the second place finisher, Heather Jackson (USA), in the running portion, to win with a time of 9:00:22. The 2022 ViewSPORT IRONMAN Lake Placid North American TriClub Championship triathlon also featured live event coverage that was on IRONMAN Now and can be viewed on Facebook Watch, YouTube and Twitch.
 
With approximately seven miles remaining in the run portion, then-leader, Justin Metzler (USA), began dealing with muscle cramps, proving Beals’ path to the top of the podium eminent. Eventual race runner-up, Weiss also stormed past the struggling Metzler to finish with an overall time of 8:17:04. Pamphiel Pareyn (BEL) rounded out the podium in third with a time of 8:23:25. In the professional women’s race, Heather Jackson (USA) took second behind True with an overall time of 9:16:23 while Jodie Robertson (USA) finished in third with a time of 9:22:02.

MALE PRO:
1 Cody Beals CAN 8:15:11
2 Michael Weiss AUT +1:53
3 Pamphiel Pareyn BEL +8:15
4 Justin Metzler USA +12:16
5 Matt Russell USA +13:43

FEMALE PRO:
1 Sarah True USA 9:00:22
2 Heather Jackson USA +16:01
3 Jodie Robertson USA +21:40
4 Rachel Zilinskas USA +32:11
5 Melanie McQuaid CAN +34:10

The 2022 IRONMAN Lake Placid North American TriClub Championship triathlon saw more than 2100 athletes start the race leading athletes along a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike and 26.2-mile run through Lake Placid. The swim took place in beautiful Mirror Lake, which serves as one of the best IRONMAN swim courses in the world. Once out of the water, athletes transitioned over to the 112-mile bike portion. The two-loop bike course traveled through the surrounding hills of the Adirondacks. Athletes were challenged with the 11-mile climb up the “notch” from Wilmington back to the transition area at Northwood School. Runners experienced a two-loop course that traveled through city center. Athletes were able to view the famed Olympic ski jumps before heading down scenic River Road and ending on Main Street for the finish line. The 2022 ViewSPORT IRONMAN Lake Placid North American TriClub Championship offered qualifying slots to 2022 VinFast IRONMAN World Championship taking place in Kailua-Kona Hawai`i on Oct. 6 & 8, 2022.

IRONMAN Triathlon (Photo: Patrick McDermott/Getty Images IRONMAN)


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