Incredible Triathlon Winner

[SuperHornet]

Check out Vic Vicari. He was hit by a minivan less than a week ago. But that didn't stop him from competing in the Ironman Division of Eppie's Great Race in Sacramento. He not only competed, he WON for something like the seventh year in a row. What a way to go out. He's retiring from triathlons after this 40th Eppie's Great Race, the world's oldest triathlon. The race included a 5.82 mile run, 12.5 mile bike ride, and 6.35 mile kayak leg.

Wow!

http://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2013/07/ ... reat-race/

[andy7171]

The worlds oldest triathalon?? WTF!?!

[93henfan]

Let's be honest. It wasn't much of an accident if he still won a triathlon a week later. In fact, if you went to the emergency room for something that didn't prevent you from winning a triathlon the same week, you're a GIANT QUIVERING VAGINA!!!

[dbackjon]

Let's be honest. It wasn't much of an accident if he still won a triathlon a week later. In fact, if you went to the emergency room for something that didn't prevent you from winning a triathlon the same week, you're a GIANT QUIVERING VAGINA!!!

No doubt.

And the guy that finished second? Next time, hit him harder! You only gave him a boo-boo.

[clenz]

Let's be honest. It wasn't much of an accident if he still won a triathlon a week later. In fact, if you went to the emergency room for something that didn't prevent you from winning a triathlon the same week, you're a GIANT QUIVERING VAGINA!!!

No doubt.

And the guy that finished second? Next time, hit him harder! You only gave him a boo-boo.

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[kalm]

Not to mention, a real ironman is 13.2 running, 112 biking, and 2.4 swimming. I'll bet there's darts, bowling, golf "triathlons" that are older.