Maui - The Magic IslesXTERRA World Championship

Maui, Hawaii | Sunday, October 28, 2012 | $105, 000 Purse

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Pro Athletes Competing for the $105,000 Prize Purse

It is a "winner take all" race, with one of the richest pro purses in multisport at $105,000, and it is awarded solely on the basis of the Maui performance. Since this race is a stand-alone event, it offers a unique opportunity to competitors as even those who have had a less than stellar season are given an opportunity to redeem themselves and earn the coveted title of XTERRA World Champion.

 

This year’s pro field is as deep and talent heavy as any year prior. Not only are the XTERRA specialists out in full force but a bunch of big names from the mountain biking, road triathlon, and adventure racing communities will be joining the fray as well.  Amidst this collection of multisport superstars you'll find past XTERRA World Champs, Olympic veterans in triathlon, mountain biking, and skiing and other endurance legends.

 

Pro athletes who wish to compete in Maui should mail their credentials to race director Dave Nicholas at kahunadav@xterraplanet.com.

 

Hawaiian AirlinesHawaiian Airlines Double
The Hawaiian Airlines “Double” award is given to the pro and amateur man and woman with the fastest combined 2011 XTERRA World Championship and Ironman Hawaii Championship time, a feat reserved for the world’s leading endurance athletes.  Each are awarded $2,500 from Hawaiian Airlines.

 

2011 Hawaiian Airlines Double Pro Results

There were no professionals, male or female, that completed the Double this year. View the amateur winners.

 

2011 Pro Men (alpha by country)

Australia - Ben Allen, Chris Legh. Austria - Michael Weiss. Belgium - Jim Thijs Brazil - Felipe Moletta, Cid Santos, Marco Silva Junior, Frederico Zacharias. Canada - Kelly Guest, Mike Vine. Czech Republic - Jan Kubicek. England - Sam Gardner. France - Pierre Facomprez, Nicolas Lebrun. Germany - Ronny Dietz, Jan Frodeno. Italy - Simone Calamai, Denis Giovannetti, Antonello Pallotta. Japan - Yu Yumoto. New Zealand - Richard Ussher. South Africa - Dan Hugo, Conrad Stoltz, Raynard Tissink. Spain - Victor del Corral Morales, Eneko Llanos, Ivan Rana, Marcel Zamora. Switzerland - Olivier Marceau. United Kingdom - Llewellyn Holmes, Cedric Lassonde, Richard Stannard, Graham Wadsworth. USA - Jimmy Archer, Lance Armstrong, Brian Astell, Tim DeBoom, Jason Michalak, Josiah Middaugh, Branden Rakita, Will Ross, Cody Waite, Adam Wirth, Brad Zoller

 

2011 Pro Women (alpha by country)

Australia - Erin Densham. Austria - Carina Wasle. Brazil - Carla Prada, Manuela Vilaseca. Canada - Brandi Heisterman, Danelle Kabush, Melanie McQuaid, Tanis Tomlin. Czech Republic - Helena Erbenova. England - Julie Dibens. France - Sabrina Enaux, Marion Lorblanchet. Hungry - Brigitta Poor. Italy - Elisabetta Curridori. Mexico - Fabiola Corona. New Zealand - Catherine Dunn, Karen Hanlen. Saipan - Mieko Carey. Scotland - Lesley Paterson. Switzerland - Renata Bucher. USA - Caroline Colonna, Kelley Cullen, Emma Garrard, Jessica Noyola, Brandyn Roark, Suzie Snyder, Sara Tarkington


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