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Kristian Blummenfelt

Kristian Blummenfelt

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Oct 20, 2026

Robbie BruceHOST
57:48
And it's been really awesome to hear his interviews.
Robbie BruceHOST
57:51
And you have a guy like Kristian Blummenfelt all in on Kona.
Robbie BruceHOST
57:54
All year long, that's all he talked about.
Robbie BruceHOST
57:55
Same thing with Lucy Charles-Barclay, devastated.
Tim FordHOST
46:02
Yep.
James BaleHOST
46:02
And Kristian Blummenfelt was 24th out the water with a 48:48.
Tim FordHOST
46:08
Yeah.
James BaleHOST
46:08
Which is, you know, 20, 20, 30 seconds, and that's how big, that's how big that front... and condensed that front group was.
James BaleHOST
46:22
And that, at that point, I remember saying to the person standing next to me, I think it was Clara from ROKA.
James BaleHOST
46:27
Shout out to Clara.
James BaleHOST
46:29
Um, "Kristian Blummenfelt is exactly where he needs to be."
Tim FordHOST
46:32
[laughs]
Nick GoldstonHOST
31:17
I see Marten Van Riel running up.
Nick GoldstonHOST
31:20
I see Kristian Blummenfelt running up, looking like they are suffering.
Nick GoldstonHOST
31:24
I'm like, "Look at what this race does to the best in the world." And there were so many-
Paula FindlayHOST
31:30
Yeah
Robbie BruceHOST
32:14
But h- hearing him talk post-race is he's basically said, like, "I, I knew in the run" and he, "I needed to keep two bullets in the chamber for two specific parts of the course: the energy lab and the last climb before the finish." He's like, "The rest of it, I just had to do, do my thing and, and run my race." And again, like I, I gotta be h- I mean, Magnus Ditlev, again, he held off a lot longer than I thought he would.
Robbie BruceHOST
32:38
Uh, the-- I think obviously the most telling part which changed the dynamics in everyone's thought on the r- on the race itself, when you saw Blummenfelt kind of cruise through pretty quickly in the first few timing splits was on the live coverage when he caught the back of Vincent Luis.
Robbie BruceHOST
32:54
He didn't ever get, really get shoulder to shoulder, but he got within maybe, what? Three meters behind him.
Robbie BruceHOST
32:59
You kind of thought, "Okay, there's another one.
Lachlan JonesHOST
15:10
Looked like a awesome setup.
Lachlan JonesHOST
15:12
They had obviously both Jan Frodeno and Kristian Blummenfelt in interview on the panel.
Lachlan JonesHOST
15:17
They asked both the audience, I think it was Will, Will McCoy asked the audience both times when they were on, if Kristian Blummenfelt was to win...
Lachlan JonesHOST
15:26
This was obviously before the race, he asked, he said, "Kristian Bl- if Kristian Blummenfelt wins on the weekend, does he then surpass Jan Frodeno as the greatest of all time?"
Lleyton WallHOST
15:35
No.
Lachlan JonesHOST
15:35
And everybody, everybody said yes.
Lachlan JonesHOST
18:09
That is an 11-year stint of dominance.
Lachlan JonesHOST
18:12
2008, and then it was 2015, '16, '18, and '19.
Jude ReynoldsHOST
45:24
But that's why personally, I've always said I could be the best in the world by two minutes at HYROX, and I would still find people like James Brade and Khrennikov more impressive.
Jude ReynoldsHOST
45:32
I find HYRO- uh, CrossFit athletes some of the most impressive athletes in the world, shy of, you know, maybe Kristian Blummenfelt, Sebastian Sawe.
Jude ReynoldsHOST
45:39
I think top-end marathoners-
Paul ReynoldsHOST
45:40
Yeah.
Paul ReynoldsHOST
47:50
... than any other sport.
Paul ReynoldsHOST
47:52
I mean, you know, and, and decathlon comes close for the same reason, that you've got skills in so many different things, and the abilities to be very good at so many different things that I can't get my head around at all, and I find that very impressive.
Paul ReynoldsHOST
48:03
More than, more than a top HYROX athlete, more than Sebastian Sawe, or even Kristian Blummenfelt, although it's his cardiovascular system that I find fascinating.
Paul ReynoldsHOST
48:12
I mean, it's completely, uh, off the charts.
Rob WilbyHOST
10:51
He swept clean everyone before him and I was out in Malta in late 2019 to watch the Super League tri race that was there, and he was just head and shoulders above everybody.
Rob WilbyHOST
11:03
He toyed with people and he was racing Gustaf Idan and Kristian Blummenfelt and Hayden Wilde and all those guys were there and I can still clearly remember the sprint finish he put in up the final hill to take the overall championship that day, and he just looked like, he just looked like a different level of athlete.
Rob WilbyHOST
11:23
Unfortunately, he picked up injuries over the next year and by the time the Olympics came around, KB took the win.
Rob WilbyHOST
11:28
And I've always thought that's a shame for him 'cause if he...
Matt FoxHOST
42:05
You can't ignore those things.
Matt FoxHOST
42:06
Like if you're on that, you know, that bandwagon of being totally anti, you know, weight loss and stuff, like I don't know how you can ignore Josh Kerr, Vincent Luis, Kristian Blummenfelt, like all these people doing absolutely outrageous performances and then come out afterwards and say they lost a whole lot of weight.
Matt FoxHOST
42:25
It's like you can't.
Matt FoxHOST
42:26
[chuckles] You have to take that seriously, surely.
Joe SkipperHOST
29:21
Yeah
Jake PyeHOST
29:21
... on Louis and, and Kristian Blummenfelt-
Joe SkipperHOST
29:24
Yeah
Jake PyeHOST
29:24
... was still in it at that point.
James BaleHOST
3:30
No. Um, yes, St. George was some time ago, and it was hot as, and my bike broke I think the second day after, after arriving there, so I just couldn't ride my bike around, which has annoyed me.
James BaleHOST
3:43
Um, but last time we were there, Kristian Blummenfelt won the world championship, and that was the last time I was at a men's Ironman World Championship.
James BaleHOST
3:51
I'm hoping that continues.
Tim FordHOST
3:54
Now, you, you describe St. George as hot, and you're about to go to Hawaii, and, uh, I'm curious to, to...

20 MINS LATER

Tim FordHOST
24:15
Didn't win a...
Tim FordHOST
24:16
Don't even, I don't even know where Gregory Barnaby finished in Hawaii, to be honest.
Tim FordHOST
24:20
Uh, last year it was Kat Matthews in the women's and Kristian Blummenfelt in the men's, um, neither of who won the world title.
Tim FordHOST
24:28
And it does feel like- I, I guess I just have this idea that I, I, I'm so invested and I'm so positive about the Pro...

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