Race Resume

Erik is Canada's most celebrated ultra-distance runner and ultra-distance triathlete. A three-time world champion, North American 100km record-holder (he has held the Canadian 100km record for more than 18 years), and Ultraman Hawaii champion, Erik also reigned supreme as a champion of the Decatriathlon. The "Deca" is a challenge ten times as long as the Ironman, a race in which the swim (38km) took place in a 25m pool, requiring athletes to swim 1,520 laps, before cycling 980 laps of a 1.88km circuit and running 234 laps of the same circuit in reverse! In addition to the "Deca", Erik won some of the most punishing competitions devised by man, including two World Endurance Triathlon Championships, the Double Ironman World Championships, and the European Ultraman Championships. Whether you're looking to win your age group or simply improve your race results, Erik can help you take your performance to the next level and beyond.

Erik Seedhouse: Race Resume

Date	Race	Result
Oct 1989	London to Brighton, UK. 89km Set Canadian 50 Mile record enroute	1st
May 1989	National 100km Championships, Nottingham, UK	3rd
Jun 1989	World 100km Championships, Paris, France	14th
Mar 1990	Barry 40 Miles, Wales, UK.Set Canadian Records for 30 Miles, 50km, 60km and 40 Miles.	1st
Oct 1990	World 100km Championships, Duluth, MN, USA	6th
May 1991	National 100km Championships, Nottingham, UK (UK All-comers record)	1st
Feb 1992	World 100km Championships, Palamos, Spain. 6h 33. 03 North American Record (Canadian Record National Record - still stands)	3rd
Feb 1993	Spanish National 100km Championships, Palamos, 100km	1st
May 1993	World Endurance Triathlon Championships, Grenoble, France [Swim 11.4km, Bike 540km, Run 126.6km]	3rd
Oct 1993	US National 100km Championships, Edmund Fitzgerald 100km, Duluth, MN.	1st
May 1994	World Endurance Triathlon Championships, Grenoble, France [Swim 11.4km, Bike 540km, Run 126.6km]	5th
Aug 1994	Tasmania Run. 700km in 7days. (Hobart - Hobart)	6th
May 1995	World Endurance Triathlon Championships, Grenoble, France [Swim 11.4km, Bike 540km, Run 126.6km]	1st
Turned professional day after winning World Championships. Corporate Sponsorships: Red Bull, UK Timex, UK Raleigh Bikes, Nottingham, UK Zoot clothing, CA, USA Product Sponsors: Polar, UK Eladon, UK Interwoven, USA Olympus Cameras, UK
Aug 1995	World Double Ironman Championships, Panevezys, Lithuania (Run record) [Swim 7.6km, Bike 360km, Run 84.4km]	1st
Nov 1995	Decatriathlon, Monterrey, Mexico (218h 20min 41sec) Swim 38km, Bike 1800km, Run 422km (World Record)	1st
May 1996	World Endurance Triathlon Championships, Grenoble, France [Swim 11.4km, Bike 540km, Run 126.6km]	1st
Aug 1996	World Double Ironman Championships, Panevezys, Lithuania [Swim 7.6km, Bike 360km, Run 84.4km]	3rd
Nov 1996	Ultraman, Hawai'i (Day 1: Swim 10km, Bike 150km. Day 2: Bike 261km. Day 3: Run 84.4km). Big Island. (Swim and run records)	1st
Jul 1997	Sierra Nevada 50km (Granada, Spain)	1st
Nov. 1997	Ultraman World Championships (Day 1: Swim 10km, Bike 150km. Day 2: Bike 261km. Day 3: Run 84.4km), Hawai'i.	2nd
Jul 1998	European Ultraman Championships [Grenoble, France to Turin, Italy] (Day 1: Swim 10km, Bike 150km. Day 2: Bike 300km. Day 3: Run 84.4km) (Swim and run records)	1st
Jul 1998	Ironman Austria, Klagenfurt.	15th
Oct 1998	Ironman Tahiti, Moorea. (Swim record)	3rd
Nov. 1998	Ultraman World Championships (Day 1: Swim 10km, Bike 150km. Day 2: Bike 261km. Day 3: Run 84.4km), Hawai'i.	2nd
Jul 1999	Race Across America (RAAM) 2,935 mile non-stop bike race from Irvine, CA to Savannah, GA	Finish
Retired as a proffessional athlete after crossing finish line in Savannah