Career Highlights | Lisa Bentley

Lisa Bentley 11x IRONMAN Champion

Career Highlights

Lisa Bentley’s Ironman success began in 1997, placing 9th at the Ironman World Championships. This was just the tip of the iceburg, what followed was a progressive rank improvement to 3rd place at the 2006 Ironman World Championships.

Lisa supplimented high ranking Ironman Championship performace with up to two Ironman wins per year since 2003 and totaling three 1st place finishes at Ironman Canada.

  • 5 Straight Ironman Australia Victories – (‘02-’06)
  • 3rd – 1999 Ironman New Zealand in 9:27:43 with the fastest marathon – 3:01:58
  • 1999 Ironman Hawaii personal best of 9:46:40
  • Ranked 6th in the 2000 World Long Distance Rankings on Triathlon Digest
  • 5th in the 1998 I.T.U. World Long Course Championships
  • 2nd fastest Ironman debut (9:29:45 – Ironman Canada 1997) in history. 2nd to Natascha Badmann
  • 9th in the 1997 Hawaii Ironman World Championships in her first attempt at the Hawaii Ironman
  • Winning the Strongman Japan Triathlon; 3 km swim, 155 km bike and 42 km run. Broke the course record by 19 minutes fastest bike split and fastest run split won the race again in 1998
  • Women’s 1996 National Duathlon Team, including Lisa, won the bronze medal at the World Duathlon Championships
  • Represented Canada at the Pan American Games , Argentina, 1995 placed 7th, Canadian women’s team won gold

11x IRONMAN CHAMPION

  • 2007
    IRONMAN
    Canada
    1st Place
  • 2006
    IRONMAN
    Australia
    1st Place
  • 2005
    IRONMAN
    Germany
    1st Place
  • 2005
    IRONMAN
    Australia
    1st Place
  • 2004
    IRONMAN
    Canada
    1st Place
  • 2004
    IRONMAN
    Australia
    1st Place
  • 2003
    IRONMAN
    Canada
    1st Place
  • 2003
    IRONMAN
    Australia
    1st Place
  • 2002
    IRONMAN
    Australia
    1st Place
  • 2001
    IRONMAN
    New Zealand
    1st Place
  • 2000
    IRONMAN
    New Zealand
    1st Place

 

IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • 2006
    IRONMAN
    3rd Place
  • 2003
    IRONMAN
    4th Place
  • 2002
    IRONMAN
    5th Place
  • 2000
    IRONMAN
    6th Place
  • 1997
    IRONMAN
    9th Place

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