2011
183 lottery winners made it to the start in 2011 and 173 finished.
The fastest finishers was Moscow's Marco Koschier in the 45-49 age group in 10:05:09 - a continued improvement over the top lottery winners' performance from the last two years.
Ten lottery finishers finished in under 11 hours - a plus one - while a whopping 25 got in under the 12-hour bar, an improvement of over 56% from 2010.
The fastest female was New South Wales, Australia's Dayna Davison, who was seventh overall in the 80-women 35-39 age group. She hammered home an impressive 10:18:13 performance.
38 made it under 9 hours - a 22% decrease from 2010.
423 made it between 9 and 10 hours - just a 2-athlete improvement of the first two categories from 2010.
543 - including 10 lottery winners (1.8%) - made it between 10 and 11 hours.
345 - including 25 lottery winners (7.2%) - made it between 11 and 12 hours.
152 - including 30 lottery winners (19.7%) - made it between 12 and 13 hours.
105 - including 36 lottery winners (34.2%) - made it between 13 and 14 hours.
80 - including 36 lottery winners (45%) - made it between 14 and 15 hours.
37 - including 19 lottery winners (51.3%) - made it between 15 and 16 hours.
50 - including 16 lottery winners (32%) - made it between 16 and 17 hours.
2010
188 lottery winners made it to the start in 2010 and 178 finished.
The fastest finisher was Bayville, New York's Ryan Pacifico (M30-34) in 10:10:35. Nine lottery finishers finished in under 11 hours - an increase of three from 2009. Additionally, 16 finishes were under 12 hours - also an increase of three from the year before.
The fastest female was Visalia, California's Missy LaStrange in 11:40:49 in the women's 55-59 age group.
49 made it under 9 hours - a 63% increase over 2009.
410 made it between 9 and 10 hours - a 60.8% increase over 2009.
528 - including 9 lottery winners (1.7%) - made it between 10 and 11 hours.
333 - including 16 lottery winners (4.8%) - made it between 11 and 12 hours.
178 - including 38 lottery winners (21.3%) - made it between 12 and 13 hours.
107 - including 39 lottery winners (36.4%) - made it between 13 and 14 hours.
82 - including 33 lottery winners (40.2%) - made it between 14 and 15 hours.
54 - including 26 lottery winners (48.1%) - made it between 15 and 16 hours.
30 - including 16 lottery winners (53.3%) - made it between 16 and 17 hours.
2009
181 lottery winners made it to the start last year and 168 finished.
The fastest finisher was Germany's Michael Lauk (M40-44) in 10:12:16. In fact, six lottery finishers finished under 11 hours. In total, 13 finishes were under 12 hours.
The fastest female was San Martin, California's Chris Schilling in 12:41:47 in the W40-44 category.
30 made it under 9 hours.
255 made it between 9 and 10 hours.
487 - including 6 lottery winners (1.2%) - made it between 10 and 11 hours.
355 - including 7 lottery winners (1.9%) - made it between 11 and 12 hours.
181 - including 33 lottery winners (18.2%) - made it between 12 and 13 hours.
127 - including 36 lottery winners (28.3%) - made it between 13 and 14 hours.
96 - including 27 lottery winners (28.1%) - made it between 14 and 15 hours.
75 - including 44 lottery winners (58.7%) - made it between 15 and 16 hours.
47 - including 15 lottery winners (31.9%) - made it between 16 and 17 hours.
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