Siesta Beach triathlon attracts athletes from afar


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  • | 4:00 a.m. August 5, 2013
Athletes get ready to mount their bikes and take off during the transition of the Siesta Key triathlon this weekend.
Athletes get ready to mount their bikes and take off during the transition of the Siesta Key triathlon this weekend.
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Athletes swam, biked and ran Saturday, Aug 3, during the Siesta Beach Olympic and Sprint Triathlon.

About 400 people participated in the duathlon, 1-mile run, 12.4-mile bike and 3.1-mile run; Olympic Triathlon 1.5-km swim, 40-km bike, and 10-km run; and the Triathlon Sprint, 0.25-mile swim, 12.4-mile bike and 3.1-mile run.

Nathan Nevid came in first place overall for the Olympic triathlon with a swim time of 25:13; bike time of 1:03:26; and run time of 44:22. His overall event time was 2:14:22.

Oscar Corredor came in second place in the Olympic triathlon with a swim time of 26:16; bike time of 1:01:19; and run time of 44:36. His overall event time was 2:14:40.

Kostyantyn Surkov came in third place in the Olympic triathlon with a swim time of 29:19; bike time of 1:01:18; and run time of 42:55. His overall time of 2:16:21.

The top three winners for the duathlon were Jeff Lessie, who came in first with a time of 59:39;  Pat Ryan in second place with a time of 59:54;  and Hans Heinz in third place with a time of 1:02:12.

The top three winners for the Sprint Triathlon included Brice Van Elswyk, who came in first, with a time of 1:01:53;  Patrick Hartmann came in second with a time of 1:03:03; and Sarasota resident Andrew Swanson who notched third-place with a time of 01:03:17.

The triathlon attracted athletes from all over Florida and the United States.

For a full event photo gallery click here. 

Contact Yara Klimchak at [email protected]

 

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