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Having completed his first marathon 7 years ago, At 42 years old, Bryan Williams set out to complete the 490 mile Colorado Trail Run. Bryan took inspiration from Scott Jaime and worked with coach Cindy Stonesmith to prepare for this epic adventure that would take him over 13,000 foot passes and often getting only a couple hours of sleep each night. Bryan has the Fastest Known Time (FKT) of 8 days and 30 minutes.

303Radio catches up with CoeurSports founders Kebby Holden and Hailey Manning at the 2017 Ironman World Championship in Kona.

TO put up a good fight and looked really strong on the bike holding a top 10 position throughout. He stuck to his race plan, which should have had him fighting for the win. When the pace picked up on the run, he found he just did not have the gears.

TO will go back to the drawing board as he plans for next year. In the meantime, fatherhood is his new priority and he looks forward to spending time with Rinny and Izzy.

Andy Potts was the first American professional to cross the finish line in 7th place overall. He demonstrated his heart-felt gratitude to an electrified crowd and they responded in-kind. Thanks Andy for representing the USA and Colorado!

TrainingPeaks co-founder and Chief Evangelist Dirk Friel talks about the Ironman World Championship swim start and Colorado representation.

Christine Cross turned professional in January of 2017. She talks to us about living and training in Hawaii and what it's like to train in the heat year round. Christine shares what she has learned since turning professional and how she studies her competitors, races and the business side. Hear how Infinit has become a religious part of her nutrition plan whether training and racing.

303Triathlon caught up with 4-time Kona Champion and recent Ironman Hall of Fame Inductee, Chrissie Wellington to talk about them passionate nature of Colorado athletes, academics and environmentalists! She touches on her new passion for ultra running and the legacy she hopes to leave.

303Radio caught up with smoking fast Tim Hola at the King Kamehameha Kona Beach hotel. Humble as always, but with 15 years of experience racing here, we know he is going to crush it on Saturday at the Ironman World Championship. Good luck Tim! Make Colorado proud!!

The best memories are the ones we'll make this year's race. Listen to Mike Reilly talk about the how dreams come true at the Ironman World Championship.

We join Bob Babbitt at Huggo's in downtown Kailua Kona to talk about the history of the Ironman World Championship, the legends of the sport and the Challenge Athlete Foundation.