British Chrissie Wellington is pictured as she wins the Ironman-Triathlon-World Championships in Kailua-Kona in Hawaii, USA, 11 October 2008. Wellington needed 9:06:23 hours to complete 3.8 kilometres of swimming, 180 kilometres of
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British women's Ironman success [UPDATED] - Analysis - TRI247
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British Chrissie Wellington is pictured as she wins the Ironman-Triathlon-World Championships in Kailua-Kona in Hawaii, USA, 11 October 2008. Wellington needed 9:06:23 hours to complete 3.8 kilometres of swimming, 180 kilometres of
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