• Amanda Weir
• Micha Burden
• Leila Vaziri
• Mary DeScenza
• Matt Grevers
• Eric Shanteau
• Mark Warkentin
• Yana Klochkova
• Martina Moravcova
• Camelia Potec
• Aurore Mongel
• Amaury Leveaux
• Peter Marshall
• David Cromwell
• Scott Usher
• Robert Margalis
• Jacqueline Fessel
• Doug Van Wie
• Francis Crippen
• Katie Carroll
• Hongzhe Sun
• Erica Rose
• Pat Cary
• Peter Verhoef
• Mike Alexandrov
• Sergiy Fesenko
• Adam Lucas
• Allison Brennan
• Cassidy Krug
• Nancilea Foster
• Heather Bounds
• Russian Diving Federation
• Davydova and Ermakova
• Chrissie Wellington
• Becky Lavelle
• Desiree Ficker
• Pip Taylor
• T.J. Tollakson
• Jamie Whitmore
• Chris Hauth

Chrissie WELLINGTON

Chrissie Wellington is one of the world’s top female competitors in triathlon as the esteemed 2007 Ironman World Championship Champion. Less than two months before Kona, Chrissie competed in her first ever Ironman distance triathlon, Ironman Korea. She captured Ironman Korea title and went on to win the most prestigious Ironman title, Ironman World Championship. Chrissie brings true talent and amazing character to the sport of triathlon.

CAREER ACHIEVEMENTS:

• 2008 Ironman Australia Champion
• Ironman Australia Course Record Holder
• 2007 Ironman World Championship Champion
• 2007 Ironman 70.3 Singapore – 3rd Place
• 2007 Ironman Korea Champion
• 2007 Triathlon de l'Alpe d'Huez Champion
• 2006 World Age Group Championship Champion