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2016 Ironman 70.3 Miami

Terenzo Bozzone made a decisive move on the bike, while Ellie Salthouse was out front from start to finish.

Photo: Wagner Araujo

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Athletes prepare in the dark against the Downtown Miami Backdrop.
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Athletes prepare in the dark against the Downtown Miami Backdrop.
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Athletes wait for the sun to come up.
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Getting ready to dive into Biscayne Bay.
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A calm moment before the start.
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Ready to race!
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The elite athletes kick off the action in Miami.
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The pro field included several top names, including a couple of former Ironman 70.3 world champions.
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Brazil’s Santiago Ascenco
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New Zealand’s Terenzo Bozzone decided to come to Ironman 70.3 Miami after a disappointing performance in Kona.
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American Ben Collins
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American Rudolphe Von Berg
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Germany’s Michael Raelert has had another frustrating year of injuries.
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The two-time Ironman 70.3 world champion raced his way to fourth.
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Bozzone used a 1:57:33 bike split to build a lead to start the run.
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Ellie Salthouse led from start to finish.
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Great Britain’s Leanda Cave raced the Ironman World Championship for the final time earlier this month.
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Guatemala’s Raul Tejada on his way to a ninth-place finish.
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Ben Collins on his way to a sixth-place finish.
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ITU specialist Sven Riederer giving 70.3 a try.
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Leanda Cave ran a 1:27:45 half-marathon on her way to a third-place finish.
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Canada’s Taylor Reid fights for positioning on the run.
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Canada’s Antoine Jolicoeur Desroches on the run.
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Melanie McQuaid at last month’s Ironman 70.3 Miami. Photo: Wagner Araujo
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Bozzone capped off his day with a 1:15:00 run split.
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Bozzone crosses the finish line in 3:42:10.
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Von Berg grabs second in 3:44:45.
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Germany’s Franz Loeschke grabs the final podium spot.
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Salthouse was spectacular in Miami, turning in a 29:58 swim, a 2:17:35 bike and a 1:22:25 run to take the win in 4:12:44.
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American Jennifer Spieldenner runs from fourth off of the bike to second at the finish line.
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The run course takes athletes around Biscayne Bay
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Terenzo Bozzone made a decisive move on the bike, while Ellie Salthouse was out front from start to finish at the City Bikes Ironman 70.3 Miami. Read the recap at Ironman.com

All photos: Wagner Araujo

2016 Ironman 70.3 Miami
Miami, Fla. – Oct. 23, 2016
1.2-mile swim, 56-mile bike, 13.1-mile run

Men
1. Terenzo Bozzone (NZL) 3:42:10
2. Rudolphe Von Berg (USA) 3:44:45
3. Franz Loeschke (GER) 3:45:29
4. Michael Raelert (GER) 3:46:32
5. Sven Riederer (SUI) 3:49:14

Women
1. Ellie Salthouse (AUS) 4:12:44
2. Jennifer Spieldenner (USA) 4:17:27
3. Leanda Cave (GBR) 4:17:27
4. Astrid Stienen (GER) 4:18:25
5. Katrien Verstuyft (BEL) 4:18:57

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