Brent McMahon ran himself into second place at Ironman Arizona, logging his fourth sub-eight hour finish (7:50:15) in seven career Ironman races. Canadian compatriot Lionel Sanders was the only man to finish ahead of him, setting the world’s fastest time in an Ironman-branded race.

McMahon exited the water in third and also broke the run course record, running 2:40 as he moved up the field from sixth place off the bike. This silver finish bookends an incredible season that began when he set a new personal record winning Ironman Brazil in May.

David Plese notched his highest Ironman Arizona finish ever, taking fourth place in 8 hours, 4 minutes, 29 seconds.

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