Best times of Human Race Triathlon Series 2016 revealed
1st September 2016
It’s been another hugely successful year for the Human Race Triathlon Series at Dorney Lake, with thousands of you joining us to swim, cycle and run around this magnificent venue. On Sunday 18th September we will be back one last time for the finale of the season, HSBC Triathlon. It’s set to be the biggest event of the series with over 1,000 people already signed up.
Ahead of the big day we’ve found the best times of the year so far clocked by you over both the Sprint and Olympic distances. The results are a mix of familiar names from the world of triathlon, alongside some impressive newcomers. Think you could beat any of the top overall times at the HSBC Triathlon? If so we will offer the person who sets a new 2016 record at Dorney a free place in the iconic Windsor Triathlon taking place on Sunday 18th June 2017.
Here are the best times so far:
Female Sprint
| Fastest Swim (750 metres) | Amy Pritchard – 10:42 | Nuffield Health Eton Sprints |
| Fastest Bike (21.2 Kilometres) | Lynsey Carveth – 35:56 | Nuffield Health Eton Sprints |
| Fastest Run (5 Kilometres) | Hannah Ewens – 19:18 | Nuffield Health Eton Sprints |
| Fastest Overall Time | Brit Tate – 1:10:50 | Nuffield Health Eton Sprints |
Male Sprint
| Fastest Swim (750 metres) | Richard Stannard – 9:11 | Nuffield Health Eton Sprints |
| Fastest Bike (21.2 Kilometres) | Morgan Rhodes – 32:16 | Nuffield Health Eton Sprints |
| Fastest Run (5 Kilometres) | Chris Green – 16:46 | Nuffield Health Eton Sprints |
| Fastest Overall Time | Jack Shayler – 1:01:47 | Diamond Triathlon |
Female Olympic
| Fastest Swim (1.5 kilometres) | Charlotte Bowsher – 21:26 | Shock Absorber WO Tri |
| Fastest Bike (42.4 Kilometres) | Charlotte Bowsher – 1:16:43 | Shock Absorber WO Tri |
| Fastest Run (10 Kilometres) | Charlotte Bowsher – 39:10 | Shock Absorber WO Tri |
| Fastest Overall Time | Charlotte Bowsher – 2:19:09 | Shock Absorber WO Tri |
Male Olympic
| Fastest Swim (1.5 kilometres) | John Mason – 21:35 | SteelMan |
| Fastest Bike (42.4 Kilometres) | Ian Smith – 1:04:39 | Diamond Tri |
| Fastest Run (10 Kilometres) | Mark Furth – 36:46 | Lidl BananaMan |
| Fastest Overall Time | Jesus Gonzalez Teieria – 2:09:54 | Diamond Tri |
As well as the traditional Sprint and Olympic distances, the HSBC Triathlon also includes taster and novice options, as well as an always closely fought duathlon. To find out more about the event, and to secure one of the limited remaining places, head to https://humanrace.co.uk/event/hsbc-triathlon-and-duathlon/.