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A sure sign that New Orleans is on its way to a full recovery: On Sunday it hosted the largest Ironman 70.3 in the world. After Soul Queen of New Orleans Irma Thomas belted out the national anthem, more than 3,000 racers, including a field of top pros, started the 1.2-mile swim along the south shore of Lake Pontchartrain. They followed Replica Omega 2812.50.37 Aqua Terra Chronograph Watch that with a 56-mile cycle through hurricane-battered bayous and a 13.1-mile run that ended in historic Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter.“This was the largest privately paid police detail in the city of New Orleans,” says Race Director Bill Burke, a New Orleans native who also produced the New York City and L.A. Triathlons. “There were 354 police officers working this event.

In this city you’re racing down some pretty major streets. We’ve put a policeman at every intersection.”On a flat course with tricky wind on a hot, humid day that was already 73 degrees by 7 a.m., Canadian Brent McMahon, 29, beat out Aussie Ironman World Champion Chris McCormack, 34, with a time of 3:52:08.“I really struggled,” says McCormack, who finished in 3:54:33. “I was thinking of Replica Omega 1391.71 Constellation Watch pulling out.”Coming off a two-year hiatus after breaking both shoulders in 2007, six-time Ironman World Champion, Natascha Badmann won the woman’s race with a time of 4:17:50.“In Switzerland we heard a lot about the hurricane and I wanted to find out if it was still the same,’” says Badmann. “It was a great course. A fast course. A hard course because of the wind. —Stephanie Pearson