Mika Noodt & Paula Findlay Claim Titles at 70.3 Augusta

Monday 25 September 2023

Historic Augusta and scenic Savannah River played host to the 2023 edition of IRONMAN®?70.3® Augusta triathlon. The event saw Mika Noodt (DEU) capture the overall victory with a time of 3:37:14, while in the women’s race, Paula Findlay (CAN) secured the win with a finishing time of 4:05:32. In depth race coverage was shown live on Outside Watch, and was the eighth in a series of 12 IRONMAN 70.3 triathlons from across globe broadcast exclusively on the platform. To watch a replay of the race, visit watch.outsideonline.com/live-events/ironman-70-3.
 
Finishing in second place in the men’s race was Jackson Laundry (CAN) who finished with a time of 3:39:39, while Lionel Sanders (CAN) claimed the third spot on the podium with a time of 3:41:23. In the professional women’s race, Tamara Jewett (CAN) took second behind Findlay with a time of 4:06:53, while Jackie Hering (USA) secured third place with a time of 4:14:24.
 
Top five professional men’s results:
SWIM    BIKE    RUN    FINISH
1. Mika Noodt DEU    00:20:55    01:59:08    01:12:33    03:37:14
2. Jackson Laundry CAN    00:21:41    01:58:50    01:14:39    03:39:39
3. Lionel Sanders CAN    00:23:01    02:01:05    01:12:34    03:41:23
4. Trevor Foley USA    00:23:36    02:00:35    01:15:09    03:43:50
5. Ari Klau USA     00:23:44    02:06:59    01:12:53    03:48:27
                          
 
Top five professional women’s results:
SWIM    BIKE    RUN    FINISH
1. Paula Findlay CAN    00:22:24    02:17:16    01:20:35    04:05:32
2. Tamara Jewett CAN    00:23:16    02:20:57    01:17:38    04:06:53
3. Jackie Hering   USA    00:23:13    02:21:10    01:25:01    04:14:24
4. Grace Alexander USA    00:22:13    02:21:56    01:26:53    04:16:20
5. Anne Strehlow USA     00:25:47    02:20:11    01:26:27    04:17:27
 
 
The IRONMAN?70.3 Augusta triathlon, saw more than 1,800 athletes start the race, which included competitors from 28 countries, regions, and territories, and 47 U.S. States on Sunday, September 24. Athletes began their IRONMAN 70.3-mile journey with one of America’s fastest down-river swim. Point-to-point, the 1.2-mile swim in the Savannah River was followed by a 56-mile bike ride starting in the Augusta Downtown area. The bike course had a mix of some slow inclines and fast downhill descents through the lush green woods of Georgia. Athletes capped off their race with a 13.1-mile run through the streets of historic Augusta Downtown with a beautiful view of the Savannah River. The 2023 IRONMAN 70.3 Augusta triathlon offered 40 Age Group Qualifying slots and 15 Women for Tri Qualifying slots to the 2024 VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship taking place on December 14 & 15, 2024 in Taupo, New Zealand.

IRONMAN Triathlon (Photo: Meg Oliphant/Getty Images)


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