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Nautica Malibu Triathlon

Nautica Malibu Triathlon, Thousands of celebrities, triathletes and corporate teams braved the heat Sunday and hit the sand and sea in the 26th Annual Nautica Malibu Triathlon. Aside from testing the endurance of over 3,350 participants, the event at Zuma Beach also raised over $1.17 million for Children's Hospital Los Angeles' Pediatric Cancer Research Program.

We love nothing more than spandex-clad celebs getting down and dirty in the name of charity, and yesterday's famous competing faces included James Marsden, Jon Cryer, Rainn Wilson, Max Greenfield, Allison Sweeney, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Ellie Kemper, Ali Landry, Claire Holt and Geoff Stults, according to a release.
Here's a breakdown of the day's big winners:

Hollywood’s elite lent their support with star athletes including Claire Holt who came in first in the celebrity female division with a time of 1:44:31, and Eric Etebari came in first in the celebrity male division with a time of 1:39:56. Team “Sheriff in Town” brought home the victory in the Celebrity Co-Ed Relay Division with a time of 1:27:28. Also competing in the Celebrity Division were: James Marsden, Jon Cryer, Rainn Wilson, Alison Sweeney, Jillian Michaels, Mark Paul Gosselaar, Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Josh Hopkins, to name a few.

Craig Pansing was named the overall victor of the triathlon, finishing the half-mile swim, 18 mile bicycle ride and four mile run in 1:22:50. Megan Severa was named the winner of the female division with a time of 1:36:19.

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