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⏲ 05 October 2020, 12:02 (BST) 17 HOURS OF KONA ON ZWIFT RIDE AND RUN WITH THE WORLD'S BEST TRIATHLETES TO CELEBRATE THE SPORT WITH 17 HOURS OF EVENTS Zwift, the global online training platform, is bringing the legends of Kona to Watopia for 17 hours of events to celebrate the sport of triathlon. On October 10th, cycling events will take place hourly with running events every other hour. Each event will be led by some of the biggest names in long distance triathlon. The pros will lead Zwift community members through social rides and runs throughout a 17 hour period starting at 7am Hawaiian time when the start cannon would have gone off on race day. 17 hours is the time cutoff given to all athletes competing in Kona and while the pros may never experience the agony of trying to finish just before the time cut off, many triathletes have raced in the dark with the sole aim of crossing the finish line in under 17 hours. From those that can complete the distance in 9 hours to those that race against the clock around the course to make the 17 hour cut-off, these events celebrate everyone who enters these gruelling challenges. Athletes confirmed: Terenzo Bozzone Javier Gomez James Cunnama David McNamee Andrew Starykowicz Meredith Kessler Lionel Sanders Joe Gambles Linsey Corbin Mark Allen Michellie Jones Sarah True Tim Reed Tim Berkel Craig Alexander Caroline Steffen Sarah Crowley Braden Currie Tim Don Josh Amberger Laura Siddall Nils Frommhold Ronnie Schildknecht Frederik Van Lierde Joe Skipper Jan Frodeno Lucy Charles-Barclay Sebastian Kienle Anne Haug Spend the events chatting with the pros in celebration of one of the biggest days on the triathlon calendar. More information on 17 Hours of Kona can be found here ABOUT ZWIFT Zwift is the indoor training phenomenon taking the world by storm. An online platform helping everyone meet their fitness goals while having tons of fun along the way. Engaging gameplay meets fitness meets a global community of cyclists and runners. The result? Serious training made fun. Meet new friends. Make new rivals. Ride up mountains. Run through jungles. Sprint through real roads made virtual or cruise across futuristic cities. Fun, flexible year-round training becomes the new normal with Zwift. Build strengths and smash weaknesses with thousands of workouts. Train day or night, no matter the weather, and close the gap between where you are and where you want to be. Looking for something more specific? Flexible training plans by world-class coaches adjust to your schedule and help get you ready for race day. ZWIFT.

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