Guillaume, Donavan Win Inaugural Ironman Mont-Tremblant
Romain Guillaume and Jessie Donavan earned the victories at the Ironman Mont-Tremblant in the Quebec region of Canada.
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France’s Romain Guillaume and the United States’ Jessie Donavan earned the victories at the inaugural Ironman Mont-Tremblant in the Quebec region of Canada.
Guillaume swam in 51:22, biked in 4:35:17 and ran in 3:09:09 to take the 8:40:48 victory. Spain’s Alejandro Santamaria finished second. The United States’ Matthew Russel had a slow swim and spent the day chasing the other pros. Despite a field-leading 2:53:29 marathon, Russel had to settle for third.
The United States’ Jessie Donavan took her second Ironman title of the year (she also won Ironman Lake Placid) thanks to a 1:07:33 swim, 5:06:31 bike and a 3:11:35 marathon. Germany’s Uli Bromme earned second.
Ironman Mont-Tremblant
Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, Canada
2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, 26.2-mile run
Men*
1. Romain Guillaume (FRA) 8:40:48
2. Alejandro Santamaria (ESP) 8:46:58
3. Matthew Russel (USA) 8:48:12
4. Martin Lamontagne Lacasse (CAN) 9:04:59
5. Ryan Cain (CAN) 9:06:08
Women
1. Jessie Donavan (USA) 9:30:46
2. Uli Bromme (GER) 9:42:45
* Includes pro finish times only.
