Good luck Chris.
Good luck fella.
And he’s in the water, being punched and kicked as we speak no doubt 
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They’d have to catch him first
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49:36 that is shifting.
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Unsurprisingly all out on his own in M30
Jesus. Would have been 6th overall if he started with the pros
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Leading the AG bike with 1 guy 10 seconds behind and the rest around 1min+
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Still in 4th at 19k on the bike. 50 sec back.
A guy called Harry Wiles absolutely tearing the bike up. Looks like a weapon as was 3 mins back out of the water.
Chris 2nd in AG though still.
Pete Jacobs holding his own with Appleton, Neumann & Currie in a train at the front after 46km
Chris sat in 4th AG overall 1:57 back on the lead. 2nd in AG after 35km
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Chris had a decent bike, having smashed the swim, and has just started running. 4:04 pace for first split. His transitions were fast. But needs a 3h12 marathon to go sub 9… it’s still on, tracker is estimating 9h1m
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COME ON CHRIS!!!
Go on lad, brilliant swim!
Oohh just woke to all this. Come on Chris boy!
Looks like estimated finish is about a 9.06 I think. That’s just nuts
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4:53 bike. 
Not sure about run pacing but looks off the estimated times to be tracking just outside 9hrs.
1:58:xx through 25km.
49:xx swim
4:53:xx bike
5:xx over both T’s
Needs a 3:12 run?
Last couple of splits have his run speed trending up 
COME ON CHRIS!!
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Right I got to go for a run. I think 5 mins may be a tad too much to claw back in 15k. But regardless, a 9.05 is bloody insane anyway!
But I’ll keep the faith. Come on lad!
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Hoping that’s an aid station between 30 and 31km…
Ah the 8m/km pace followed by a 3.12m/km. Well placed timing mats…
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Yeah there are some mental splits that may not be 100% accurate! 
He’s still moving consistently overall though it would seem.