Posted by alex on Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 11:45pm.
You are talking about kilocalories, not calories. (It is written as capitalized Calories when talking about nutrition and metabolic rates)
In a 3.17 hour race, the body heat generated will be
Q = 3.17h*900Cal/h*4184J/Cal = 1.19*10^7 Joules
Temperature would increase by
delta T = Q/M*C = 45.5 C
For the second question, divide Q by the heat of vaporization in J/kg. Then convert that mass to volume in liters, using the density.
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