Oschner Ironman 70.3 New Orleans
- Men’s Professional Field (Tentative)
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2 Terenzoc Bozzone
3 Paul Amey
4 Frederik Van Lierde
5 Timothy Odonnell
6 Richie Cunningham
7 Luke Mckenzie
8 Paul Matthews
9 Bryan Rhodes
10 Tj Tollakson
11 Jozsef Major
12 Torsten Abel
13 Weslie Anderson
14 Chris Boudreaux
15 Massimo Cigana
16 Alessandro Degasperi
17 Markus Fachbach
18 John Flanagan
19 Romain Guillaume
20 Stephen Hackett
21 Andrew Hodges
22 Sebastian Kienle
23 Philippe Kozub
24 Kyle Leto
25 Ian Mikelson
26 Justin Park
27 Kyle Pawlaczyk
28 Zach Ruble
29 Matthew Russell
30 Brad Seng
31 Cesar Valera
32 Nick Waninger
33 Tony White
34 Chris Wichert
35 Trevor Wurtele
36 Axel Zeebroek
37 Ethan Brown
38 Jimmy Archer
74 Damon Barcnett - Late addition
41 Dirk Bockel - Late addition
40 Salvatore Cali - Late addition
42 James Cotter - Late addition
43 John Kenny - Late addition
39 Bret Poulsen - Late addition
44 Markus Ressler - Late addition - Women’s Professional Field (Tentative)
45 Samantha Warriner
46 Linsey Corbin
47 Julie Dibens
48 Lauren Harrison
49 Heather Jackson
50 Dede Griesbauer
51 Michellie Jones
52 Yvonne Vlerken
53 Jessica Meyers
54 Nina Kraft
55 Sofie Goos
56 Jackie Arendt
57 Kelzie Beebe
58 Uli Bromme
59 Terra Castro
60 Morgan Chaffin
61 Tine Deckers
62 Sara Gross
63 Amy Kirkham
64 Amy Kloner
65 Amie Krasnozon
66 Heather Leiggi
67 Amanda Mckenzie
68 Tyler Stewart
69 Christie Sym
70 Sonja Tajsich
72 Kristin Andrews - Late addition
71 Heather Gollnick - Late addition - Course Records
Andy Potts: 3:43:44 (2010)
Samantha Warriner: 4:16:44 (2010) 
Ochsner Ironman 70.3 New Orleans Preview
IronmanLive previews this weekends Ironman 70.3 racing in the Big Easy
New Orleans, one of America's most unique cities, will host close to 2,000 athletes participating in the third edition of the Ochsner Ironman 70.3 New Orleans this weekend. The cities cross-cultural and multilingual heritage, with its famous cuisine, music and its annual celebrations and festivals (Mardi Gras, anyone?) make it a instant hit for those visiting the city to race
Read More: Click Here- Welcome to the third addition of the Ochsner Ironman 70.3 New Orleans.
The weather forecast is calling for sunny conditions, temperatures in the 75F/25C range with winds in the 6-12 mph throughout race day on Sunday.
Our professional race will start at 7:00 a.m. Central Time, (8:00 a.m. Eastern Time/5:00 a.m. Pacific Time, with the men's race, and the professional women’s field scheduled to hit the water at 7:04 a.m. local time.
For race day, IronmanLive will have live athlete tracking and periodic text updates of the action from the course.
Come back Sunday morning and enjoy the race here on Ironman.com. 
The sign says it all
- Good morning from the Oschner Ironman 70.3 New Orleans.
Due to the high winds on Lake Pontchartrain, the swim portion of the race has been canceled. The race will now be a bike-run race. We will have more details for you shortly. - Race is starting in a few minutes here. The Pro's will leave on 30 second intervals.
- The pro race has started here in New Orleans. Terenzo Bozzone, 2010 Ironman 70.3 New Orleans champion, started first and will be the early rabbit for the remainder of the field.
- The bike-run format should change the dynamics of this race. To what degree, we will just have to wait. On the Women’s side, someone like Julie Dibens will be giving back some huge time to the not as strong swimmers. The likes of Heather Jackson and Yvonne van Vlerken were five to six minutes in arrears to the swim leader last year in New Orleans.

Bike Course
- At mile 7 of the bike, it looks like Julie Dibens and Heather Jackson are making up their deficits due to the TT start, and are now about to overtake Sam Warriner, who was the first women sent off this morning.
- We will have not have any official times until the end of the 56-mile bike portion of the race.
- Late in the bike, Terenzo Bozzone is leading the men’s field. Bozzone started first this morning and has held off all challengers who started behind him up until this point.
- The Bozzone advantage may be as much as 5:00 up on a chase pack behind him
- Bozzone first into transition with a bike time of 2:06:57.
- Men - Run Start
* Sebastian Kienle (#22) is in the lead.
* Terenzo Bozzone (#2) at 2:23
* Massimo Cigana (#15) at 5:29
* Timothy Odonnell (#5) at 6:02
* Frederik Van Lierde (#4) at 6:42
* Richie Cunningham (#6) at 6:59
* Paul Amey (#3) at 7:09 - Adjusted men's run start times - Top 10
1 2:03:43 22 Sebastian Kienle Hohenklingen DEU
2 2:07:05 3:23 2 Terenzo Bozzone Auckland NZL
3 2:09:20 5:37 15 Massimo Cigana Mestre-Venezia ITA
4 2:09:45 6:02 5 Timothy Odonnell Boulder CO USA
5 2:09:57 6:15 24 Kyle Leto Walnut Creek CA USA
6 2:10:24 6:42 4 Frederik Van Lier Menen BEL
7 2:10:42 6:59 6 Richie Cunningh Austin TX USA
8 2:10:52 7:09 3 Paul Amey Santa Monica CA USA
9 2:11:50 8:08 19 Romain Guillaum Montmorot FRA
10 2:11:57 8:15 7 Luke McKenzie Sunshine Beach - This should be our last adjusted top-10 men at the run start as all the pro men have been through transition now.
MEN:
* Sebastian Kienle (#22) currently leads the men's field . Behind him are:
* Terenzo Bozzone (#2) at 2:23
* Massimo Cigana (#15) at 5:29
* Timothy Odonnell (#5) at 6:02
* Kyle Leto (#24) at 6:15
* Axel Zeebroek (#36) at 6:16
* Frederik Van Lierde (#4) at 6:42
* Richie Cunningham (#6) at 6:59
* Dirk Bockel (#41) at 7:04
* Paul Amey (#3) at 7:09 - Julie Dibens hits the run with a 19 second advantage over Sam Warriner, However, with the adjusted time, Dibens lead is really 1:19 over the New Zealander.
- Heather Jackson has just hit the run 4:07 in arrears to Dibens
- Yvonne van Vlerken heads out on the run 4:48 down and Linsey Corbin is 7:48. These time are adjusted.
- Adjusted women's run start times - Top 9
* Julie Dibens (#47) Leader
* Samantha Warriner (#45) at 1:19
* Heather Jackson (#49) at 4:07
* Yvonne Van Vlerken (#52) at 4:47
* Tine Deckers (#61) at 5:40
* Heather Leiggi (#66) at 6:51
* Linsey Corbin (#46) at 7:48
* Jessica Meyers (#53) at 9:19
* Lauren Harrison (#48) at 10:05 - This should be our last adjusted top-10 women at the run start as all the pro women have been through transition now.
* Julie Dibens (#47) is the current leader. Behind her are:
* Samantha Warriner (#45) at 1:19
* Heather Jackson (#49) at 4:07
* Yvonne Van Vlerken (#52) at 4:47
* Tine Deckers (#61) at 5:40
* Heather Leiggi (#66) at 6:51
* Linsey Corbin (#46) at 7:48
* Kristin Andrews (#72) at 7:58
* Jessica Meyers (#53) at 8:19
* Amy Kloner (#64) at 9:27 - Men at 3.14 Miles - Time adjusted
1 2:19:49 0:00 22 Sebastian Kienle Hohenklingen DEU
2 2:24:09 4:21 2 Terenzo Bozzone Auckland NZL
3 2:25:48 6:00 5 Timothy Odonnell Boulder CO USA
4 2:26:22 6:33 15 Massimo Cigana Mestre-Venezia ITA
5 2:26:26 6:37 3 Paul Amey Santa Monica CA USA
6 2:27:06 7:18 24 Kyle Leto Walnut Creek CA USA
7 2:27:10 7:21 36 Axel Zeebroek Ostend BEL
8 2:27:14 7:26 6 Richie Cunningh Austin TX USA
9 2:27:31 7:42 41 Dirk Bockel LUX
10 2:27:56 8:07 4 Frederik Van Lier Menen BEL - Men 7.7 Miles - Time adjusted
1 2:44:59 0:00 22 Sebastian Kienlec Hohenklingen DEU
2 2:51:29 6:31 3 Paul Amey Santa Monica CA USA
3 2:51:32 6:34 2 Terenzo Bozzone Auckland NZL
4 2:52:47 7:49 5 Timothy Odonnell Boulder CO USA
5 2:53:20 8:22 6 Richie Cunningh Austin TX USA - Women at 3.14 Miles - Time adjusted
1 2:35:16 0:00 47 Julie Dibens Boulder CO USA
2 2:36:11 0:56 45 Samantha Warriner Whangarei NT NZL
3 2:39:36 4:21 49 Heather Jackson Carlsbad CA USA
4 2:40:06 4:51 52 Yvonne Van Vler Schwarzach AUT
5 2:43:01 7:46 46 Linsey Corbin Missoula MT USA - Looks like Warriner is reeling in Dibens at 3 miles into the run. Warriner has clawed back 24 seconds on the Dibens.
- Men's race leader, Sebastian Kienle won the 2009 Ironman 70.3 European Championships in Wiesbaden Germany. At that race he beat Michael Raelert.
- Top 10 men at 7.7 miles - Time adjusted
1 2:44:59 0:00 22 Sebastian Kienle Hohenklingen DEU
2 2:51:29 6:31 3 Paul Amey Santa Monica CA USA
3 2:51:32 6:34 2 Terenzo Bozzone Auckland NZL
4 2:52:47 7:49 5 Timothy Odonnell Boulder CO USA
5 2:53:20 8:22 6 Richie Cunningh Austin TX USA
6 2:53:46 8:48 15 Massimo Cigana Mestre-Venezia ITA
7 2:53:50 8:52 36 Axel Zeebroek Ostend BEL
8 2:53:55 8:57 8 Paul Matthews Casuarina NS AUS
9 2:53:55 8:57 41 Dirk Bockel LUX
10 2:54:50 9:52 35 Trevor Wurtele Kelowna BC CAN - Dibens lead is now down to 42 seconds to Warriner at 7.7 miles into the run.
- Men's Finish - Tentative
* Sebastian Kienle (#22) 3:18:08
* Paul Amey (#3) at 3:23:08
* Paul Matthews (#8) at 3:25:24
* Richie Cunningham (#6) at 3:25:54
* Terenzo Bozzone (#2) at 3:26:15 - Women's Finish - Tentative results
1 2:15:17 47 Julie Dibens
2 2:16:44 1:27 45 Samantha Warriner - Heather Jackson has crossed the finish line in third, in adjusted time. No standings can be determined until all the pro women have finished.
- Top 10 Men - Finish
1 22 Sebastian Kienle 26 Hohenklingen DEU 2:02:19 1:14:26 3:18:08
2 3 Paul Amey 37 Santa Monica CA USA 2:09:30 1:12:17 3:23:08
3 8 Paul Matthews 28 Casuarina NS AUS 2:09:43 1:13:21 3:25:23
4 6 Richie Cunningham 37 Austin TX USA 2:08:57 1:15:13 3:25:54
5 2 Terenzo Bozzone 26 Auckland NZL 2:05:44 1:19:10 3:26:14
6 41 Dirk Bockel 34 LUX 2:09:29 1:15:36 3:26:22
7 36 Axel Zeebroek 32 Ostend BEL 2:08:10 1:17:18 3:27:15
8 29 Matthew Russell 28 Austin TX USA 2:12:19 1:13:41 3:27:24
9 35 Trevor Wurtele 31 Kelowna BC CAN 2:09:54 1:16:33 3:28:01
10 24 Kyle Leto 25 Walnut Creek CA USA 2:08:33 1:18:16 3:28:11 - Women's Finish - Tentative results
1 3:40:16 47 Julie Dibens Boulder CO USA
2 3:41:32 1:16 45 Samantha Warriner Whangarei NT NZL
3 3:44:30 4:14 52 Yvonne Van Vler Schwarzach AUT
4 3:46:19 6:04 46 Linsey Corbin Missoula MT USA
5 3:46:24 6:08 61 Tine Deckers Kessel Lo BEL
6 3:48:32 8:17 49 Heather Jackson Carlsbad CA USA
7 3:48:56 8:41 58 Uli Bromme Boulder CO USA
8 3:50:00 9:45 70 Sonja Tajsich Sinzing DEU
9 3:52:12 11:56 55 Sofie Goos Antwerp BEL
10 3:53:09 12:53 64 Amy Kloner Albuquerque NM USA 
Sebastian Kienle

Julie Debins


