After Craig 'Crowie' Alexander's 2011 season, there is no doubt as to why he is gracing the covers of many magazines these days. As the first triathlete to win the Ironman 70.3 and Ironman World Championships in the same year, breaking the Infamous Hawaii Ironman Course Record, and doing it as the oldest male ever in the history of the sport.....Alexander is certainly the current King of Iroman Racing and possibly the best ever at long distance triathlon. Here are a few of the latest cover shots
Human Interest Group Athletes Rule at Worlds
The 2011 Ironman World Championship was an epic day to say the least. There has been a lot of focus on Craig Alexander's course record-breaking day, but three other athletes under our management group showed amazing race form as well.
All in all - HIG had 4 athletes in the big dance and came home with: 1) an overall win, 2) a course record, 3) a new bike course record*, 4) and 4th place and an 8th place finish. No other management firm in the world has this many consistently clients turning in these kinds of performances on the world's largest triathlon stage.
Australian triathlete sensation, Craig Alexander, has done what no other triathlete in the world has ever accomplished - Winning both Ironman 70.3 and Ironman World Championships in the same year......and he did it in style. The man known as "Crowie" won the 70.3 World title just 4 weeks ago in Las Vegas and then went on to win the infamous Ironman Hawaii at age 38 (oldest men's winner ever) while breaking the 16 year old course record with a total time of 8:03:56.
Those that follow the sport of triathlon heard a very clear message from Craig 'Crowie' Alexander this weekend at the Ironman 70.3 World Championships. The 4 x World Champion and the sport's only male to have won both the Ironman 70.3 and full Ironman World Championships posted a 3:58:48 win time at the difficult venue of Lake Las Vegas - a course that Ironman CEO claimed would be nearly impossible to go under 4 hours.
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