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Video: Anne Haug Gave It Everything She Had

The 2019 Ironman world champion talks about how the race unfolded, the tough course, and why she's happy with her finish

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Germany’s Anne Haug took third place at Ironman World Championship St. George, behind a nearly unbeatable Daniela Ryf and the fleet-footed Kat Matthews. Moments after the race, Haug talks about why the run was so hard, and why it doesn’t necessarily matter if you’re the former world champion.