The clip ends there. But the legend—and the suit—lives on.
The drone shot opened on Kailua Bay at 6:42 AM—glass water, volcano haze, and 2,400 triathletes treading a carpet of bubbles. But the commentators weren't talking about the pros. They were zooming in on Lane 14. Julie Ann Gerhard - IRONMAN SWIMSUIT SPECTACULA..avi
The internet called it a stunt. The forums said she’d quit by the first buoy. The clip ends there
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By the bike transition, the swim announcer had lost his mind. "Julie Ann Gerhard… out of the water in 48 minutes flat! That’s a top-10 female swim split. In a vintage swimsuit . Without a wetsuit. In 64-degree water."
Julie Ann Gerhard, a 34-year-old former collegiate swimmer turned high school physics teacher from Spokane, had done something no one in Ironman history had attempted. She’d registered in the "retro exhibition" category, which allowed vintage gear. Most chose old steel-framed bikes. Julie Ann chose a 1987 one-piece swimsuit: high-cut, neon-pink with turquoise chevrons, a suit last seen on a Baywatch extra.
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