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IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun
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Location: Zell am See-Kaprun, SalzburgerLand, Austria
Type: Other
Named Europe’s third most beautiful IRONMAN course by athletes, featuring a 1.9 km swim in Lake Zell, a 90 km bike ride through the Alps with steep climbs and descents, and a 21.1 km run along Lake Zell and through the town. Open to all qualified age-group and professional triathletes. Registration available via the official IRONMAN portal.
Contact: Information Not Available
2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour Singapore
Date: April 5, 2006
Location: Marina Bay, Singapore
Type: Other
The Singapore T100 Triathlon features a city circuit in Marina Bay, with athletes swimming in Marina Bay, cycling over the Benjamin Sheares Bridge, and running through Gardens By The Bay. The course includes closed roads, offering a unique urban racing experience. Online registration via official website.
IRONMAN 70.3 Luxembourg Remich-Région Moselle
Date: June 30, 2024
Location: Remich, Luxembourg
Type: Half-Ironman
A transnational race with a 1.9 km swim in the Moselle River (Germany), 90 km bike through the Moselle valley, and a 21.1 km flat run along the riverbank in Remich. General registration for 2025 is sold out; relay team spots are still available.
Contact: luxembourg70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Jönköping European Championship
Date: July 7, 2024
Location: Jönköping, Sweden
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Jönköping European Championship features a scenic course centered around Lake Vättern, a UNESCO biosphere reserve. The swim begins at Bauerbryggan on Lake Munksjön, followed by a bike route through Småland’s forests and rural landscapes, offering views of Lake Vättern. The run concludes with a lakeside path and urban sections. Key features include: Elevation of ~870m bike gain, ~150m run gain. Cultural ties to Swedish folklore artist John Bauer, cold-water swim (18–20°C), and technical bike descents. Wetsuits likely mandatory for swim. Open to qualified participants, entry fees apply (~€350-€450). Early bird deadlines ~1-2 months pre-race. Participant cap not specified. Open entry + slots via IRONMAN 70.3 events or legacy programs.
Contact: joenkoeping70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Musselman
Date: July 14, 2024
Location: Geneva, New York
Type: Other
The IRONMAN 70.3 Musselman features a scenic course in New York’s Finger Lakes region with a 1.2-mile swim in Seneca Lake, a 56-mile bike ride through vineyards, and a 13.1-mile run featuring a challenging hill on Willow Tree Lane. Open to all age-group athletes, relay teams available.
Contact: musselman70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Lapu-Lapu
Date: August 1, 2024
Location: Lapu-Lapu City, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Lapu-Lapu features a swim in the Hilutungan Channel, a fast and flat bike course offering views of four cities, and a run along Punta. Recognized as the 2018 Best Spectator Race, it combines scenic beauty with challenging terrain. Registration process is online via the official website. Fee structure and qualification requirements are not available.
12th Annual TGH Citrus Kids Triathlon
Date: March 8, 2025
Location: Bicentennial Park, 8145 W Bicentennial Park Dr, Crystal River, FL 34429
Type: Other
The 12th Annual TGH Citrus Kids Triathlon is a USAT-sanctioned event designed for youth and families, featuring three divisions: Junior (ages 5-10), Senior (ages 11-15), and Tri4Fun (non-competitive, open to all ages). Managed by DRC Sports, the scenic course at Bicentennial Park includes swimming, cycling, and running segments tailored for young athletes. Unique features include mandatory packet pickup and bike drop-off on March 7, hourly course clinics, and a family-friendly atmosphere with post-race activities. Registration is online via the provided URL. Fees are $25 early (by Feb 16) and $30 late (by March 5).
Contact: Debbie Reilly (Information Not Available for email/phone)
Green Bay YMCA Indoor Triathlon
Date: March 16, 2025
Location: Ferguson Family YMCA, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Type: Other
A beginner-friendly indoor triathlon designed for ages 10+ to test endurance in a climate-controlled setting. Proceeds support the YMCA Annual Campaign, funding community programs. Unique features include accessibility, family-friendly environment, and structured segments. Open to ages 10+, no prior triathlon experience required. Fee structure and registration process details not explicitly provided.
Contact: Information Not Available
Triatlón del Fuego el Tejocotal 2025
Date: March 16, 2025
Location: Presa del Tejocotal Hgo., México
Type: triatlón
Contact: acuadiving@hotmail.com
Triatlón Astri La Paz 2025
Date: March 22, 2025
Location: La Paz, Baja California Sur
Type: triátlon
¡Bienvenidos al Triatlón AsTri La Paz 2025!
Único triatlón del Serial AsTri que arranca en la tarde para poder disfrutar del atardecer durante el ciclismo y terminar corriendo a la luz de la Luna.
La Paz es “El Acuario del mundo”
Nombrada así por el famoso oceanógrafo francés Jacques Cousteau, es la capital del Estado de Baja California Sur y se encuentra en la costa del Golfo de California o Mar de Cortés, el cual se destaca por sus aguas cristalinas que varían del color verde claro al azul profundo y es refugio de miles de especies marinas. La belleza de colores del mar contrasta con las montañas y desierto que la rodean.
La ciudad es famosa por el paseo marítimo conocido como “Malecón”, que reúne playas, parques y otras de arte tanto de artistas mexicanos como internacionales. Muchos de los bares y restaurantes de la zona tienen vista al mar.
La llegada a la meta en la noche del AsTri La Paz es toda una fiesta de luces y música, ideal para festejar. Además, La Paz ha sido sede de la Copa Panamericana ITU de Triatlón desde hace muchos años, lo cual la distingue dentro del calendario internacional.
Supertri E World Triathlon Championship powered by MyWhoosh
Date: April 5, 2025
Location: London Aquatics Centre, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London
Type: Other
The event combines real-life and virtual racing. Includes indoor swim, stationary bike, treadmill run with MyWhoosh app integration. Age groupers inclusion for the first time. Limited entries via local London clubs, spots filled quickly.
Triatlón AsTri Cancún 2025
Date: April 6, 2025
Location: Cancún, Quintana Roo
Type: triátlon
¡Bienvenidos al Triatlón AsTri Cancún 2025!
Una verdadera joya del Caribe Mexicano
El mayor atractivo de Cancún es, sin duda alguna, el precioso color azul turquesa del inmenso Mar Caribe con sus deliciosas aguas cristalinas. Es un hermoso lugar para nadar, snorkelear, bucear y también para rodar en bicicleta y correr al lado del mar. Esto es, un lugar muy bonito para hacer triatlón. Además, Cancún se ha convertido en una gran ciudad con numerosos centros comerciales, turísticos y con múltiples lugares de entretenimiento, por lo que también es una sede atractiva para jóvenes y adultos.
Triatlón Terramar Volvo Veracruz 2025
Date: April 12, 2025
Location: Boca del Río, Ver., México
Type: triatlon
Contact: contacto@powertrack.com.mx
Triatlón Isla de Tris 2025 Circuito Premium
Date: May 3, 2025
Location: Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche, México
Type: triatlon
Una experiencia única en la Perla del Golfo de México Ciudad del Carmen, conocida como la Isla de Tris, es un destino lleno de encanto en el estado de Campeche. Rodeada por el majestuoso Golfo de México y sus tranquilas aguas, este paraíso combina naturaleza e historia. Con sus espectaculares paisajes, desde hermosos manglares hasta playas serenas, es el lugar perfecto para nadar, pedalear y correr en un entorno inolvidable.
Además de la competencia, Ciudad del Carmen ofrece una rica tradición gastronómica, una vibrante cultura local y un ambiente cálido que hará que atletas y acompañantes se sientan como en casa. Ya sea que vengas a competir o a disfrutar del paisaje, el Triatlón Isla de Tris promete ser una experiencia que quedará grabada en tu memoria.
Contact: serrano.raymundo.2111@gmail.com
GMC Triatlón Astri Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo 2025
Date: May 17, 2025
Location: Ixtapa Zihuatanejo, Guerrero
Type: triatlon
Podríamos decir que, desde que empezaron los triatlones en México, Ixtapa Zihuatanejo ha sido una de las sedes consentidas para los triatletas y uno de los triatlones más antiguos de nuestro país. El primer Triatlón de Ixtapa Zihuatanejo se realizó en diciembre de 1987, y desde entonces solo se suspendió el año de la pandemia.
Ixtapa Zihuatanejo es, además, uno de los destinos turísticos más atractivos de México, destacando sus hermosas playas, el nado con delfines, actividades acuáticas y deportivas como el golf, tenis, pesca, buceo, triatlón y un increíble atardecer sobre sus playas todos los días.
Triatlón del Fuego Taxhimay 2025
Date: May 18, 2025
Location: San Luis Taxhimay Villa Del Carbón, EDOMEX
Type: Triatlon
Contact: acuadiving@hotmail.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Subic Bay
Date: June 1, 2025
Location: Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Philippines
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Subic Bay features a scenic swim in Subic Bay’s protected saltwater bay, a bike course on the SCTEX Highway with rolling hills (~800m elevation gain), and a run segment on shaded and exposed roads. Known for tropical heat, logistical efficiency, and local support, it serves as a qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship. Special requirements include heat acclimation training and monitoring water temperatures (wetsuits prohibited if >24.5°C). Open entry; slots fill ~4–6 weeks pre-race. ~$300–$400 USD (varies by entry tier). Age-group slots for IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
Contact: subicbay70.3@ironman.com, +63 962 05 51 559
Copa Mundial de Triatlón AsTri Huatulco 2025
Date: June 21, 2025
Location: Huatulco, Oaxaca
Type: Triatlon
Este paraíso se encuentra en la costa del Estado de Oaxaca, en el Pacífico mexicano, y cuenta con 7 hermosas Bahías. La Bahía de Tangolunda alberga la zona hotelera y el Boulevard Costero, ideal para rodar en bicicleta y correr. Dicho Boulevard se une con la Bahía de Santa Cruz, en donde se encuentra el pueblo de La Crucecita, un lugar pintoresco con restaurantes de comida típica oaxaqueña, mercado y pequeños hoteles.
Huatulco es un paraíso natural rodeado de montañas con playas tranquilas de arena blanca que contrastan con el hermoso azul del agua. Puedes practicar múltiples deportes desde nadar, esnorquelear, velear, kayak, jugar golf, correr y rodar en bicicleta, entre otros.
Durante muchos años ha sido sede de la Copa Mundial de Triatlón (World Triathlon Cup) y esta edición vuelve a ser parte de tan importante Serial. En ella compiten los mejores triatletas Elite del mundo buscando puntos para sumar en el Ranking Mundial, haciendo de este triatlón un gran espectáculo.
Triatlón Sprint Boca 11va Edición 2025
Date: June 22, 2025
Location: Boca del Río, Ver., México
Type: Triatlon
Contact: mcdeportes.ver@gmail.com
Triatlón AsTri Tamaulipas 2025
Date: July 12, 2025
Location: Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas
Type: triatlon
Por tercera ocasión Ciudad Madero tiene el honor de recibir a uno de los eventos del Serial Premium de Triatlón 2025, el Triatlón AsTri Tamaulipas. Este triatlón tendrá lugar en la Playa Miramar, la playa más bonita de la zona que se distingue por su arena blanca, aguas tranquilas y su certificación Blue Flag.
Blue Flag es un programa internacional de certificación de playas y marinas cuyo objetivo principal es distinguir a aquellos destinos que han alcanzado la excelencia en la gestión y manejo ambiental.
Ubicada al sur del centro de la ciudad de Tampico, con su arena blanca y fina, es una playa ideal para la práctica de varios deportes como surf, windsurf, kitesurf, buceo y, por supuesto, TRIATLÓN.
Fuga Isla de Sacrificios 2025
Date: July 20, 2025
Location: Boca del Río, Ver., México
Type: Triatlon
Contact: info@bike-and-run.com
3kids Cd. de México 2025
Date: July 26, 2025
Location: Ciudad de México
Type: Triatlon
3kids es un Triatlón Infantil que permite a los niños y niñas de 6 a 13 años de edad participar y disfrutar de un triatlón pensado y organizado especialmente para los más pequeños de casa en un ambiente DIVERTIDO y seguro, compartiendo en familia el gusto por una vida saludable.
Se realiza en las mismas sedes de los triatlones donde papá y mamá o los tíos o hermanos mayores participan de manera que todos, en familia, puedan disfrutar la experiencia del triatlón.
GMC Triatlón Astri Ciudad de México 2025
Date: July 26, 2025
Location: Ciudad de México
Type: triatlon
Te invitamos a disfrutar y aprovechar la oportunidad de hacer triatlón en la gran capital de nuestro país: la Ciudad de México.
Además, muy pocos triatlones en México ofrecen el Triatlón por Equipos (4 integrantes), competencia que es super divertida, emocionante, distancias cortas, ideal para quienes están iniciando en el triatlón y también para quienes tienen más tiempo haciendo triatlón pero que nunca han experimentado la competencia por equipos, buscando un nuevo reto y divertirse al mismo tiempo.
Anímate, pocas veces podemos entrar y hacer lo que más nos gusta que es el triatlón en una sede militar tan importante.
IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea
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Location: Prince of Wales Dock, Swansea, Wales
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea features a scenic coastal course starting with a swim at Prince of Wales Dock. The bike leg follows a flat, 56-mile route along Swansea Bay and the Gower Peninsula, offering coastal cliff views. The run transitions through Swansea’s city center, passing landmarks like Swansea Arena, before finishing at the Marina. Key features include live athlete tracking via interactive maps, sustainability initiatives, and road closures affecting traffic. Athlete check-in and expo at Museum Gardens. Transition bag and bike racking at East Burrows Car Park. Standard IRONMAN 70.3 eligibility applies.
GMC Triatlón Astri Ciudad de México 2025
Date: July 26, 2025
Location: Ciudad de México
Type: Triatlon
Te invitamos a disfrutar y aprovechar la oportunidad de hacer triatlón en la gran capital de nuestro país: la Ciudad de México.
Además, muy pocos triatlones en México ofrecen el Triatlón por Equipos (4 integrantes), competencia que es super divertida, emocionante, distancias cortas, ideal para quienes están iniciando en el triatlón y también para quienes tienen más tiempo haciendo triatlón pero que nunca han experimentado la competencia por equipos, buscando un nuevo reto y divertirse al mismo tiempo.
Anímate, pocas veces podemos entrar y hacer lo que más nos gusta que es el triatlón en una sede militar tan importante.
IRONMAN 70.3 Ohio
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Location: Sandusky, Ohio, USA
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Ohio features a 1.2-mile swim in Sandusky Bay, a 56-mile bike ride through rural farmland roads of Erie and Sandusky Counties, and a 13.1-mile flat run through downtown Sandusky’s historic Kilbourne Plat. Key highlights include a ferry swim start, spectator-friendly routes, and a fast bike course. Mandatory bike check-in occurs on Saturday, July 20, and parking restrictions apply to avoid race-day delays. The event emphasizes safety with strict cut-off times for swim, bike, and run segments. Open to qualified participants, mandatory bike check-in on Saturday, July 20, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Parking restrictions on race day.
Contact: Casey Gilvin (Race Director)
IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon
Date: July 20, 2025
Location: Salem, Oregon, USA
Type: Other
The IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon features a 1.2-mile swim in the Willamette River, a 56-mile bike ride through Oregon’s wine country, and a flat 13.1-mile run along shaded trails. Highlights include the IRONMAN Village at Riverfront Park, road closures around Minto-Brown Island Park, and a finish-line festival. The event generates ~$11 million in economic impact for the Salem region. Information Not Available
Contact: Oregon70.3@ironman.com
T1 Indoor Triathlon World Cup Lievin
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Location: Arena Stade Couvert Liévin, Lievin, France
Type: Sprint
A fast-paced indoor triathlon featuring a 25m pool and 200m oval track. Athletes finish the event in under 10 minutes. The course is flat and designed for a live broadcast. Information Not Available
Contact: Information Not Available
2025 World Triathlon Cup Napier
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Location: Ahuriri Beach, Napier, New Zealand
Type: Sprint
The 2025 World Triathlon Cup Napier featured a sprint-distance race with a 750m swim off Ahuriri Beach, followed by a technical 20km bike course with four laps, and a two-lap 5km run. The event culminated in a dramatic sprint finish on the blue carpet, with Canadian Desirae Ridenour securing her first World Cup victory. The course highlighted coastal scenery and challenging transitions, with a lead group of six athletes dominating the bike segment. Information Not Available
Contact: Information Not Available
2025 World Triathlon Cup Napier
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Location: Ahuriri Beach, Hardinge Road, Napier
Type: Sprint
The season opener held at Ahuriri Beach, featuring a coastal swim in 22°C waters, scenic bike routes, and a fast flat run. Highlights include competitive sprint-distance racing and a subtropical climate.
IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka presented by Lake of Bays Brewing
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Location: Huntsville, Ontario, Canada
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka features a challenging yet scenic course in Ontario’s Muskoka region. The swim begins at Camp Kitchen Beach in Fairy Lake, followed by a 350m paved run to Transition 1. The bike route includes rolling hills and a turnaround point at 45km, with intermediate cutoffs at key landmarks like Baysville Bottle Exchange. The run course winds through wooded trails and finishes in Downtown Huntsville. Key features include a rolling start (new in 2024), strict cutoff times (1h10m swim, 5h30m bike, 8h30m overall), and aid stations offering Gatorade, water, and nutrition. Registration details not explicitly stated. Standard IRONMAN 70.3 eligibility (age 18+).
Contact: Nick Stoehr (Race Director), Email and Phone Not Available
IRONMAN 70.3 Muncie
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Location: Prairie Creek Reservoir, Muncie, Indiana
Type: Half-Ironman
A scenic half-Ironman triathlon featuring: Swim in Prairie Creek Reservoir, bike on rolling rural roads, and run through Prairie Creek Park. Voted Best Overall Race and Best Post-Race Experience (2022). Open entry with phased pricing ($250–$400), early bird deadlines typically 2–4 weeks pre-race.
Contact: Information Not Available
IRONMAN 70.3 Nice
Date: June 29, 2025
Location: Promenade des Anglais, Nice
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Nice offers a scenic yet challenging course through the French Riviera. Athletes begin with a 1.9 km swim in the Mediterranean Sea, followed by a 90 km bike ride through coastal roads and mountainous terrain, and conclude with a 21.1 km flat run along the iconic Promenade des Anglais. The event features a mix of elevation changes, including climbs and descents on the bike segment, and a fast, flat run course. As the host of the 2019 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship, Nice provides a world-class triathlon experience with a vibrant atmosphere. Information Not Available
Contact: Information Not Available
World Triathlon Cup Napier
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Location: Napier, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
Type: Sprint
The World Triathlon Cup Napier features a coastal sprint-distance course with a 750m ocean swim in the Pacific, followed by a 20km bike segment on mixed terrain (including gravel-heavy paths) and a 5km run with a dramatic sprint finish. The event is known for its scenic coastal setting and competitive elite fields. Participant cap is 34 elite men starters for the 2025 race. Required qualifications include elite triathlon standards. Other specific criteria not detailed.
Contact: Information Not Available
World Triathlon Cup Napier
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Location: Napier, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand
Type: Sprint
The 2025 World Triathlon Cup Napier featured a dramatic sprint finish in the women’s elite race, with Canada’s Desirae Ridenour edging Australia’s Emma Jeffcoat and New Zealand’s Ainsley Thorpe in a three-way battle. The course included a Pacific Ocean swim, coastal bike route, and waterfront run.
IRONMAN 70.3 Rockford - Illinois
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Location: Rockford, Illinois
Type: Half-Ironman
The inaugural IRONMAN 70.3 Rockford - Illinois features a 1.2-mile river swim in downtown Rockford, a 56-mile single-loop bike course through rolling hills and farmland, and a 13.1-mile two-loop run along the Rock River with scenic neighborhoods. General registration sold out; limited entries via IRONMAN Foundation and NIRVANA experiences. Participant cap: ~2,700 athletes.
Contact: Illinois70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant
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Location: Mont-Tremblant, Quebec
Type: Half-Ironman
A scenic half-Ironman event in Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains featuring a swim in calm, clear waters of Lac Tremblant (~18–22°C, wetsuit likely legal), a 90 km closed-road bike course with ~1,100m elevation gain including a steep climb near Saint-Jovite, and a shaded, paved run course with ~150m elevation gain finishing in Mont-Tremblant Village. Unique features include the Athlete Choice Award, closed roads, and post-race amenities like free massages. Open registration; no prior qualification required. Fee structure: ~$350–$450 USD.
Contact: monttremblant70.3@ironman.com
Riding Mountain Triathlon
Date: August 16, 2025
Location: 135 Wasagaming Dr, Onanole, Manitoba R0J 1N0, Canada
Type: Olympic
The Riding Mountain Triathlon, Manitoba’s largest and most prestigious triathlon, returns to Riding Mountain National Park in 2025. Featuring challenging rolling hills, scenic lake swims, and family-friendly activities. Registration opens soon, fees vary by date. Age-based restrictions and swim proficiency required for younger athletes.
Contact: Information Not Available
IRONMAN PORTUGAL-CASCAIS
Date: October 18, 2025
Location: Cascais, Portugal
Type: Ironman
Contact: cascais@ironman.com
IRONMAN CALIFORNIA
Date: October 19, 2025
Location: Sacramento, CA, United States
Type: Ironman
Kaiser Permanente IRONMAN California, part of the VinFast IRONMAN North America Series stands out as an exceptional triathlon event set in the electric city of Sacramento, known for its fast course that provides athletes with an incredible racing experience.
Sacramento, a city filled with restaurants, shops, and a plethora of activities, serves as the perfect backdrop for this thrilling race. The flat terrain allows triathletes to unleash their full potential, with a downriver 2.4MI swim, voted one of the best swim courses in North America as voted on by athletes, a fast and flat 112MI bike through beautiful farm and wine country, and a spirited 26.2MI run lined with cheering spectators. The race culminates at an epic finish line at the California State Capitol, providing a grand and iconic backdrop for becoming an IRONMAN.
After crossing the finish line, athletes and spectators alike can indulge in the city's culinary delights or immerse themselves in various cultural and recreational attractions. Kaiser Permanente IRONMAN California captures the essence of the California State of Mind, which often embodies a sense of freedom, adventure, and a love for the outdoors, creating an unforgettable event for all athletes and their support crews.
Contact: California@ironman.com
IRONMAN MALAYSIA
Date: November 1, 2025
Location: Langkawi, Malaysia
Type: Ironman
Set against the backdrop of a tropical paradise, IRONMAN Malaysia takes athletes on a cultural journey through Langkawi's diverse landscapes, from coastal roads and charming villages to lush forests.
The race concludes on the stunning Cenang Beach, where the adventure transitions into a relaxing Race'Cation. Along the way, participants experience the warmth of local hospitality, making the event a true community celebration. Plus, with one of the only air-conditioned bike transitions on the IRONMAN circuit, comfort meets performance in an unforgettable race.
Contact: malaysia@ironman.com
IRONMAN ARIZONA
Date: November 16, 2025
Location: Tempe, AZ, United States
Type: Ironman
This is the Valley of the PR, where your personal record and personal getaway intersect. Tempe and the greater Phoenix area are referred to as the Valley of the Sun for their warmth and 300+ days of sunshine. This iconic IRONMAN destination delivers an unforgettable racing experience featuring urban charm and scenic desert vistas. Those seeking speed will find it on this fast and personal record-breaking course. Those seeking a late-season race cation will find world-renowned resorts and legendary southwestern hospitality just minutes away from the race venue.
Find warmth, hospitality, and your personal best in the Valley of the PR.
Contact: arizona@ironman.com
IRONMAN COZUMEL LATIN AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: November 23, 2025
Location: Cozumel, ROO, Mexico
Type: Ironman
Contact: cozumel@ironman.com
IRONMAN WESTERN AUSTRALIA ASIA PACIFIC CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: December 7, 2025
Location: Busselton, WA, Australia
Type: Ironman
Picture your perfect race, and IRONMAN Western Australia has to come pretty close.
There’s something about Busselton that just hits right. Maybe it’s the beach town vibe, maybe it’s the access to the wonders of the Margaret River region, or maybe it’s just the feeling like we’re on holiday whenever we’re here. Whatever it is, we’ve been coming back for over 20 years, so it must be good.
Whether you’re on the start line for the first time or your chasing a fast time, the course here in Busselton is made for you. A calm swim in Geographe Bay kicks things off, before a flat-as-your-hat bike and run course will make things no harder than they have to be to get you all the way to that finish line and achieve whatever goal you’ve set.
Contact: westernaustralia@ironman.com
IRONMAN NEW ZEALAND
Date: March 7, 2026
Location: Taupō, New Zealand
Type: Ironman
A legendary race at the top of bucket lists worldwide, the only way to experience the spirit of ANZCO Foods IRONMAN New Zealand is to live it. As the longest-running IRONMAN outside of Kona, Hawaii, the legacy of this iconic race will inspire you from start to finish of your IRONMAN journey.
From the moment you set foot in Taupō, you will feel the warmth of the community who have supported this race for over 25 years and find out why people from around the world love coming back here.
Your day starts with a swim in the largest freshwater lake in Oceania, followed by a ride in which you’ll experience some of the breath-taking natural beauty New Zealand is known for. The lake-side run is lined with spectators so you’ll never feel alone as you make your way to hear those four iconic words....You. Are. An. IRONMAN.
Contact: newzealand@ironman.com
Ashley Whitney Music City Triathlon
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Location: 1 Titans Way, Nashville, TN 37213
Type: Olympic
A historic triathlon featuring a swim in the Cumberland River, a bike on closed highways, and a run along city streets. Olympic racers start from the General Jackson Showboat. Online registration via TriSignup, USAT membership or one-day license required.
Contact: joe@magicsportsusa.com, +1 615-509-4498
Tigerman Triathlon and Duathlon 2025
Date: February 8, 2009
Location: Nagpur, Maharashtra
Type: Other
A two-day multisport festival in Nagpur, India, featuring triathlon and duathlon races across short and long distances. Includes relay options and is sanctioned by the Indian Triathlon Federation.
2025 World Triathlon Championship Series Abu Dhabi
Date: February 15, 2016
Location: Hudayriat Island, Abu Dhabi
Type: Sprint
The race featured a new course on Hudayriat Island, starting with a 750m swim in the Bul Sayayeef Marine Reserve. The bike leg included technical sections with long sweeping bends, while the flat 5k run concluded the event.
Contact: info@wts-abudhabi.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Venice-Jesolo
Date: May 5, 2024
Location: Light House Beach, Via Zanella, 2, 30016 Jesolo VE, Italy
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Venice-Jesolo is set against the stunning backdrop of the Adriatic coast, combining the historic charm of Venice with the modern seaside resort of Jesolo.
Tri-owa Indoor Triathlon
Date: February 2, 2025
Location: University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242, USA
Type: Other
The Tri-owa Indoor Triathlon, hosted by the University of Iowa, is a unique and challenging event that tests athletes' endurance in an indoor setting. The course consists of a 550-yard swim, an 8-mile spin bike segment, and a 2-mile treadmill run. The event features separate waves for the swim portion and adjusted resistance on the spin bikes based on the athletes' power output. This indoor setup presents distinct challenges, such as managing the transition between different types of equipment and maintaining performance in a controlled environment. The event is particularly notable for its non-traditional format, which adds a new layer of complexity and fun for the participants.
Medina Rec Indoor Tri 2025
Date: February 9, 2025
Location: 855 Weymouth Road, Medina, OH 44256
Type: Other
Indoor triathlon and biathlon event. Adult and youth divisions with swim, bike, and run segments.
Contact: Mickey Rzymek, NCMultisports@aol.com, +1 330-686-1680
YMCA Indoor Reverse Triathlon
Date: February 22, 2025
Location: 6800 Harvey Drive, Waco, TX 76712
Type: Other
A unique indoor triathlon featuring a reversed format: participants first run, then bike, and finally swim. The event emphasizes covering maximum distance within set time limits for each segment. Registration process is online via the official website. Registration closed on February 17, 2025.
T1 Indoor Triathlon World Cup
Date: March 22, 2025
Location: Lievin, France
Type: Other
The T1 Indoor Triathlon World Cup is a groundbreaking event that takes place entirely indoors. It features a 200m swim in a specially built 25m pool, a 2.8km bike segment on an indoor oval track, and a 1km run on the same track. This format is designed to be fast and spectator-friendly, with the elite athletes completing the course in under 10 minutes.
IRONMAN KAERNTEN-KLAGENFURT, AUSTRIA
Date: June 15, 2025
Location: Klagenfurt, Austria
Type: Ironman
IRONMAN Kärnten-Klagenfurt, Austria is an unforgettable race experience set in one of the world's most stunning locations. Whether you're a seasoned triathlete or a first-time competitor, this event offers the perfect blend of challenge and beauty. With Carinthia's lakes and mountains as the backdrop, the course takes participants on a journey through pristine landscapes, while the incredible support of enthusiastic spectators fuels their determination. Athletes swim in turquoise waters, bike along scenic routes, and run toward victory in one of the most iconic triathlon destinations. The IRONMAN journey to greatness unfolds here!
Contact: klagenfurt@ironman.com
IRONMAN CAIRNS
Date: June 15, 2025
Location: Cairns, QLD, Australia
Type: Ironman
Set in the heart of Tropical North Queensland, there’s nothing quite like racing in paradise at Cairns Airport IRONMAN Cairns. From the moment you fly in over the iconic Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest, the only place in the world where two World Heritage areas meet, you’ll know you’ve made it to a paradise. With a course built for the ultimate racing experience, crowd support like no other, and an electric atmosphere all week long – you’ll see why athletes flock to Cairns each year to see what the big show is all about. Take a palm-tree lined, white sandy beach start line, add on a completely closed coastal highway with breathtaking views of the Great Barrier Reef for your ride, and finish it off with a flat and fun run course down the main strip of Cairns lined with cheering supporters and pumping atmosphere – you’ve got yourself a course made for racing. Make your mid-winter escape one in paradise.
Contact: CAIRNS@IRONMAN.COM
Lakesman Triathlon 2025
Date: June 15, 2025
Location: Keswick, Cumbria, UK, CA12 5DJ
Type: Other
The Lakesman Triathlon is a middle distance triathlon set in the breathtaking Lake District of Cumbria. The event features a 1.2 mile swim in the crystal-clear waters of Derwentwater, a 56 mile bike ride through the stunning landscapes of the Western Lake District, and a 13.1 mile run through picturesque countryside with views of Skiddaw and a spectator-friendly section through Keswick Rugby Club. The event is known for its scenic course, community-driven atmosphere, and excellent organization, having been voted the 'Best of the Best' triathlon by Racecheck. It will also host the British and English Championships in 2025.
IRONMAN LES SABLES D'OLONNE-VENDEE
Date: June 22, 2025
Location: Les Sables d'Olonne, France
Type: Ironman
For the first time, athletes get to do the most iconic distance in the sport at one of France's most vibrant triathlon destinations. Les Sables d'Olonne, translated as "the sands of Olonne", is a seaside town on the western French coast, the Côte de Lumière. The region features a stunning array of landscapes, from picturesque beaches and jagged coastlines to pine forests and wetlands. The swim in the canal, the bike course through the forest and the marathon along Les Remblai promenade will make IRONMAN Les Sables d'Olonne-Vendée an instant sensation.
Contact: lessablesdolonne@ironman.com
IRONMAN FRANCE
Date: June 29, 2025
Location: Nice, France
Type: Ironman
Experience one of Europe's premier triathlon playgrounds as you race from the Mediterranean to the mountains in the glamourous French riviera city of Nice. Marvel at the beautiful old town architecture and azure coastline and enjoy a memorable French race-cation after finishing France's most iconic triathlon.
Contact: nice@ironman.com
IRONMAN FRANKFURT EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: June 29, 2025
Location: Frankfurt, Germany
Type: Ironman
Reimagine your limits and experience the ultimate test of endurance in the vibrant heart of ‘Mainhattan’. Frankfurt harmoniously blends historic charm with modern urban energy, and invites you to reach for the sky as the city’s impressive skyline becomes your backdrop for your legendary IRONMAN quest. The event proudly hosts the IRONMAN European Championship for both female and male age group athletes, and PRO male athletes.
Contact: frankfurt@ironman.com
IRONMAN FRANCE
Date: June 29, 2025
Location: Nice, France
Type: Ironman
Experience one of Europe's premier triathlon playgrounds as you race from the Mediterranean to the mountains in the glamourous French riviera city of Nice. Marvel at the beautiful old town architecture and azure coastline and enjoy a memorable French race-cation after finishing France's most iconic triathlon.
Contact: nice@ironman.com
IRONMAN FRANKFURT EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: June 29, 2025
Location: Frankfurt, Germany
Type: Ironman
Reimagine your limits and experience the ultimate test of endurance in the vibrant heart of ‘Mainhattan’. Frankfurt harmoniously blends historic charm with modern urban energy, and invites you to reach for the sky as the city’s impressive skyline becomes your backdrop for your legendary IRONMAN quest. The event proudly hosts the IRONMAN European Championship for both female and male age group athletes, and PRO male athletes.
Contact: frankfurt@ironman.com
IRONMAN VITORIA-GASTEIZ
Date: July 13, 2025
Location: Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
Type: Ironman
IRONMAN Vitoria-Gasteiz invites you to the spectacular cultural capital of northern Spain's Basque Country! With over a decade of triathlon heritage, Vitoria-Gasteiz is a well-known triathlon playground offering astonishing natural landscapes, rich culture, unforgettable Basque gastronomy, and the most passionate and vibrant fans that will encourage you until the finish line.
Contact: vitoria@ironman.com
ATHLETIC BREWING IRONMAN LAKE PLACID
Date: July 20, 2025
Location: Lake Placid, NY, United States
Type: Ironman
IRONMAN Lake Placid is a truly magical event that draws athletes from all corners of the globe. Every aspect of this unforgettable experience keeps athletes coming back for more. From the globally acclaimed award-winning course—renowned for its iconic bike route winding through the Adirondack Mountains—to the rich Olympic history that permeates the town, IRONMAN Lake Placid is a celebration of endurance and achievement. Join us and be part of the IRONMAN Lake Placid royalty—where greatness awaits!
Contact: LakePlacid@ironman.com
IRONMAN LEEDS
Date: July 27, 2025
Location: Leeds, United Kingdom
Type: Ironman
Located in the North of England in God's Own County, Leeds is one of the biggest cities in the UK and known all over the world for being the hub of triathlon racing. The city boasts state-of-the-art training facilities including the Brownlee Centre, the UK's first purpose-built triathlon training centre. Yorkshire has also hosted the Tour de France Grand Depart so is no newcomer when it comes to big sporting events. If you want to experience a full distance race in the heart of a triathlon mad city in England, this one's for you.
Contact: leeds@ironman.com
IRONMAN CANADA-OTTAWA
Date: August 3, 2025
Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada
Type: Ironman
The captivating capital of Canada, Ottawa, offers the perfect venue for a summer IRONMAN, with kilometers of gorgeous landscapes, warm hospitality, and those iconic Canadian delights like poutine and maple syrup. IRONMAN Canada-Ottawa offers athletes ease of access via plane or car, abundant accommodations, and plenty of dining options. The course caters to both novice and seasoned competitors with a river swim, a bike route weaving through city streets offering a glimpse of the historic embassy row and rural landscapes, and a vibrant run through downtown Ottawa, culminating with a finish in front of the Parliament of Canada.
IRONMAN KALMAR-SWEDEN
Date: August 16, 2025
Location: Kalmar, Sweden
Type: Ironman
In Kalmar you get the true Small City, Big Heart vibe, as you stroll around in this beautiful Swedish county with seaside charm. Everyone in the neighborhood shows up to cheer you on all day long, as you will be racing in their backyard. From an immensely crowded and emotional swim start, you take off with the sound of shots being fired over the Kalmar Strait. The marvel of the Scandinavian landscape is on display at every turn on the 180km bike course, where you will cross the iconic 6km long bridge to the island of Öland, and celebrate your achievement at Europe's biggest IRONMAN finish line party.
Contact: Kalmar@ironman.com
IRONMAN COPENHAGEN
Date: August 17, 2025
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Type: Ironman
Become One in the picturesque streets of Copenhagen. Being the home of one of the world's oldest monarchies, Hans Christian Andersen, and the enchanting Tivoli Gardens, the Danish capital is the city where you never run out of things to explore. Start your journey in the calm waters of Amager Beach lagoon and bike pass the idyllic “Danish Riviera” and into the beautiful landscapes of North Zealand. As you approach the iconic finish line in front of the Christiansborg Palace, you'll pass landmarks such as the Opera House, Amalienborg Palace, Nyhavn, and the beloved Little Mermaid statue. Needless to say, this is the race for first-timers and PR chasers alike, and a perfect city break destination to bring your family and friends.
Contact: Copenhagen@ironman.com
IRONMAN TALLINN
Date: August 23, 2025
Location: Tallinn, Estonia
Type: Ironman
IRONMAN Tallinn's big event is a part of the late summer triathlon festival in the capital of Estonia. The competition courses run through the wonderful nature of Harju Country. Tallinn fuses historical heritage with multiform culture, characterized by its lively cafes and restaurants proudly standing next to castles, churches and museums. The competition center is located by the Baltic Sea, where everything is close-by. Our course is known for its speed and flatness, which makes it a great opportunity for setting personal records (unless the wind plays a trick on you).
Contact: Tallinn@ironman.com
IRONMAN SWITZERLAND THUN
Date: August 24, 2025
Location: Thun, Switzerland
Type: Ironman
IRONMAN Switzerland Thun is the ultimate endurance challenge that pushes athletes beyond their perceived boundaries, set against the breathtaking scenery of Thun’s pristine waters, majestic mountains, and historic bridges. This race isn’t just about finishing, it’s about transcending personal barriers and achieving greatness in one of the most beautiful and inspiring environments in the world.
Contact: Thun@ironman.com
IRONMAN WISCONSIN
Date: September 7, 2025
Location: Madison, WI, United States
Type: Ironman
140.6 miles of pure excitement, emotion and spirit welcome you at IRONMAN Wisconsin, part of the VinFast IRONMAN North America Series. Experience a finish line unlike any other as you are greeted by the roar of thousands of fans at the footsteps of the state capitol, dotting the 'I' on your IRONMAN journey. IRONMAN Wisconsin has become known as a rite of passage in the triathlon community. The legendary run up the helix as athletes head towards T1, the run under the bright lights of the illustrious Camp Randall Stadium, and the relentless spirit of the Badger State are iconic experiences of this historic event. Year after year, IRONMAN Wisconsin brings out the best in those with a relentless pursuit of excellence and delivers an experience that will fundamentally change you.
Contact: Wisconsin@ironman.com
IRONMAN JAPAN SOUTH HOKKAIDO
Date: September 14, 2025
Location: Hokkaido, 01, Japan
Type: Ironman
Swim in the Tsugaru Kaikyo, a world-famous straits for channel swimmers. Cycle on the Hakodate-Esashi expressway – no speed limit! Mostly flat running around scenic country roads in Kikonai, Hokkaido. 10 min. to the hotel area in Yunokawa hot springs from Hakodate International Airport (80 min. from Tokyo Haneda Airport). 15 min. to T1 from Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto station, 3h57m from Tokyo by Shinkansen. 3 min. walk to Kikonai station from finish and T2. Unwind in soothing hot springs and indulge in the finest seafood and steaks from South Hokkaido, the perfect treat after the race.
Contact: japan@ironman.com
IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: September 14, 2025
Location: Nice, France
Type: Ironman
The 2025 IRONMAN World Championship men’s race in Nice, France invites you to test your mettle in one of Europe’s most iconic and breathtaking destinations. The sparkling Mediterranean, the rugged terrain of the Alpes-Maritimes, and the vibrant energy of the Côte d'Azur all set the stage for a race that combines the beauty of the French Riviera with the grit and challenge of triathlon’s toughest competition. Prepare for a thrilling journey where every moment will leave you in awe.
Contact: worldchampionshipkona@ironman.com
IRONMAN MARYLAND
Date: September 20, 2025
Location: Cambridge, MD, United States
Type: Ironman
For 10 years, those who have toed the line at IRONMAN Maryland, part of the VinFast IRONMAN North America Series, have joined a community of athletes dedicated to overcoming whatever challenge race day brings. Whether you’re a first-time athlete or seasoned veteran, Crabby Nation is with you on your journey to becoming an IRONMAN. Bask in the sunrise at Gerry Boyle Park before embarking on a 2.4-mile swim in the Choptank River, take a scenic tour of the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge on one of the best bike courses in North America as voted on by athletes, and run through downtown Cambridge buoyed by the cheers of thousands of supporters rallying around the Crabbies making their way to the finish line.
We are Crabbies and this is Crabby Nation. Embrace the journey to becoming an IRONMAN. Embrace the journey to becoming a Crabby.
Contact: Maryland@ironman.com
IRONMAN EMILIA ROMAGNA
Date: September 20, 2025
Location: Cervia, Italy
Type: Ironman
The ancient fishing village of Cervia hosts the first Made-in-Italy IRONMAN, a spectacular race that takes place along the coastal Emilia-Romagna region flanked by the Adriatic Sea. Swim, bike and run through Emilia-Romagna's historic scenery.
Contact: italy@ironman.com
IRONMAN WALES
Date: September 21, 2025
Location: Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom
Type: Ironman
Contact: wales@ironman.com
IRONMAN GURYE KOREA
Date: September 28, 2025
Location: 46, South Korea
Type: Ironman
Contact: Gurye@ironman.com
IRONMAN CHATTANOOGA
Date: September 28, 2025
Location: Chattanooga, TN, United States
Type: Ironman
Contact: Chattanooga@ironman.com
IRONMAN CALELLA-BARCELONA
Date: October 5, 2025
Location: Calella, Spain
Type: Ironman
Contact: Barcelona@ironman.com
IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: October 11, 2025
Location: Kona, HI, United States
Type: Ironman
Contact: worldchampionshipkona@ironman.com
Mixed Relay Series Abu Dhabi
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE
Type: Sprint
The WTCS Abu Dhabi 2025 Mixed Team Relay featured a dramatic comeback by Germany, overcoming a 42-second deficit after a bike crash in the second leg reshaped the race. The super-sprint format (300m swim, 7km bike, 2km run per athlete) tested athletes’ speed and strategy, with technical bike sections and high humidity. Information Not Available
Contact: Information Not Available
2025 USA Triathlon Winter National Championships & Breckebeiner Nordic Marathon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Gold Run Nordic Center, Breckenridge, Colorado
Type: Other
The event combines running, biking, and cross-country skiing on Breckenridge’s Gold Run Nordic Center trails, featuring over 30,000 acres of groomed terrain. Key highlights include course variety: run (Silver Star trail), bike (Straights, Dyer, Gold Run trails), and ski (Buffalo, Flats, Bronco Dave trails); unique format: Norwegian-inspired multisport races, including the “Vondt Lite Skirenn” (Painful Little Ski Race); special requirements: ski equipment necessary for ski segments; bike rentals available on-site; and awards: top finishers qualify for the 2026 World Triathlon Winter Championships in Italy. Registration is available online via breckebeiner.com with on-site options until 60 minutes before the race. Fees vary by date with early bird pricing up to February 15. Required qualifications: N/A. Participant cap: Information Not Available.
Contact: Information Not Available
IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong
Date: Date TBA
Location: Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Type: Other
Coastal swim in Corio Bay; rolling bike course through regional Victoria; run along Geelong’s waterfront.
Kelowna Apple Triathlon and Triathlon Canada Age Group National Championships
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Kelowna, British Columbia
Type: Sprint
The Kelowna Apple Triathlon will host the 2025 Triathlon Canada Age Group National Championships for Sprint, Standard, and Aquabike disciplines. Set in the scenic beauty of Kelowna, British Columbia with picturesque courses along Okanagan Lake and the city's vibrant landscape.
UWS Race on the Base
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Joint Forces Training Base, 11200 Lexington Dr, Los Alamitos, CA 90720
Type: Sprint
The UWS Race on the Base is a reverse sprint triathlon and 5K run/walk event held at the Joint Forces Training Base in Los Alamitos, CA. The reverse triathlon consists of a 5K run, followed by a 13-mile bike ride, and concluding with a 200-meter swim. The event is known for its unique reverse format and the scenic course at the Joint Forces Training Base. Special features include the support from local sponsors and the community engagement.
Contact: Phone: +1 562-430-1073
2025 Supertri E World Triathlon Championship
Date: Invalid Date
Location: London Aquatics Centre, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, E20 2ZQ, UK
Type: Other
The 2025 Supertri E World Triathlon Championship is a unique and innovative event that combines real-life and virtual racing. Held at the London Aquatics Centre, the competition features a dynamic format where athletes compete in heats and finals.
Kelowna Apple Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: City Park, Kelowna, BC, Canada
Type: Sprint
The Kelowna Apple Triathlon is a prestigious event that will host the 2025 Triathlon Canada Sprint, Standard, and Standard Aquabike Distance Triathlon National Championships. The event takes place on August 9th and 10th, 2025, at Kelowna’s scenic waterfront, featuring races such as Kids Races, Super Sprint, Sprint, Standard Distance, Standard Aquabike, and Relays.
UWM Indoor Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Klotsche Center, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 3409 N. Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53211
Type: Other
The UWM Indoor Triathlon is hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's University Recreation. Participants row for 15 minutes, bike for 20 minutes, and run for 15 minutes. Awards are based on total distance covered.
Qatar T100 Triathlon World Championship Final
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Doha, Qatar
Type: Other
The Qatar T100 Triathlon World Championship Final is the culmination of the T100 Triathlon World Tour, a series of iconic triathlon events. Key highlights include a swim in the Arabian Gulf, bike and run legs around Doha and Lusail, and a multisport festival weekend. Athletes must compete in at least five T100 races during the season to qualify.
Contact: Primary Contact: Sam Renouf (PTO CEO), Official Email: [Information Not Available], Phone: [Information Not Available], Emergency Contact: [Information Not Available]
Muscatine Triathlon | Presented by Sqwincher®
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Deep Lakes Park, Muscatine, IA 52761
Type: Sprint
The Muscatine Triathlon, presented by Sqwincher®, is a Sprint Class Triathlon designed for athletes of all levels. The event features a 750-meter swim, a 12.4-mile bike ride through picturesque Muscatine, and a 5K run that brings participants to the heart of the vibrant community.
Contact: adamraisbeck15@gmail.com
Zuma Beach Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: 30765 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, California 90265, USA
Type: Olympic
The Zuma Beach Triathlon includes Sprint and Olympic distances, featuring a Beach Expo, Kids Triathlon, and Entertainment Industry and Corporate Challenge. Supports local nonprofits focused on youth development.
IRONMAN 70.3 Pucon
Date: January 12, 2025
Location: Pucon, Chile
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Pucon is a premier triathlon event held in the picturesque town of Pucon, Chile. The course is renowned for its stunning scenery, with the imposing Villarrica Volcano as a backdrop.
Y Not Tri 2025 Indoor Triathlon
Date: January 26, 2025
Location: 706 N. Blakely St, Dunmore, PA 18512
Type: Other
The Y Not Tri 2025 Indoor Triathlon encourages participants of all fitness levels to see what they can achieve. Race results are scored based on the total distance completed, fostering community and competition.
Contact: (570) 342-8115
2025 Y Tri Challenge Indoor Triathlon
Date: February 23, 2025
Location: Torigian Family YMCA, 259 Lynnfield St., Peabody, MA 01960
Type: Other
The 2025 Y Tri Challenge Indoor Triathlon is a unique and exciting event held at the Torigian Family YMCA in Peabody, Massachusetts. This indoor triathlon is designed for enthusiasts of all ages and offers a challenging yet fun experience.
T1 Indoor Triathlon World Cup
Date: March 21, 2025
Location: Lievin, France
Type: Other
The T1 Indoor Triathlon World Cup is a unique, high-intensity event that takes place entirely indoors. It features a 200m swim in a specially built 25m pool, a 2.8km bike segment, and a 1km run, all conducted on an indoor oval track. The event is designed for TV and spectator-friendly format, with heats, semi-finals, repechage, and finals. Athletes compete in a fast and furious format, with leading athletes completing the course in under 10 minutes. Besides elite racing, the event includes age group races and dedicated youth-focused races during the event week.
Contact: Lolo Szewczyk (President of Lievin Triathlon Club)
2025 Supertri E World Triathlon Championship powered by MyWhoosh
Date: April 5, 2025
Location: London Aquatics Centre, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, E20 2ZQ, UK
Type: Sprint
The 2025 Supertri E World Triathlon Championship, powered by MyWhoosh, is a pioneering event that fuses real-world and virtual racing. Held at the London Aquatics Centre, this event features a unique format with morning heats and evening finals. Athletes compete in two continuous stages of swim-bike-run during the heats, and the top 10 men and women proceed to the finals, which consist of three continuous stages of swim-bike-run.
Contact: adam.leitch@supertri.com
IRONMAN TAIWAN
Date: April 13, 2025
Location: Penghu, PEN, Taiwan
Type: Half-Ironman
Penghu is a collection of 90 islands in the Taiwan Strait offers lots of natural wonders to explore. You can ride on a mix of flat sections and high winds that test the cyclists’ endurance and skill and also experience the weather similar to Hawaii’s tropical climate, light breezes, warm and humid, which is the best race for preparation before Kona! Come to check out the heritage villages and the hundreds of temples, stay by the sea and try the great snacks with local Penghu residents' own unique tastes, you'll be filled with endless surprise and happiness in every moment!
Contact: Taiwan@ironman.com
IRONMAN TEXAS NORTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: April 26, 2025
Location: The Woodlands, TX, United States
Type: Ironman
Everything is bigger in the Lone Star State. Whether it be the epic belt buckle medals, or the athlete's aspirations that take on this storied race. For over 10 years, the athletes’ choice for best run course experience in North America has offered an epic season-starting moment that will test your limits and push yourself to new heights in a destination filled with distinctive charm, natural beauty, and epic finish line moments. Athletes will start their journey in The Woodlands with a 2.4-mile, spectator-lined lake swim, cruise at their own volition for a 112-mile ride on mostly closed roads, and embrace the Texas faithful on one of the most spirited 26.2-mile runs in North America. Come see what you're made of at the North American Championship. Come and Take it.
Contact: TEXAS@ironman.com
IRONMAN LANZAROTE
Date: May 17, 2025
Location: Lanzarote, Spain
Type: Ironman
IRONMAN Lanzarote is one of the most iconic and long-standing races in Europe, drawing triathletes from around the globe. This event showcases Lanzarote’s remarkable landscapes, an island in the Canary archipelago about 125 kilometers off the coast of Africa. Declared a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1993, Lanzarote spans just under 800 square kilometers but offers diverse terrains shaped by volcanic eruptions in the 18th and 19th centuries. The island is renowned for its 300 volcanic cones, extensive black lava fields, golden beaches, and clear waters, creating a surreal backdrop. In 2015, Lanzarote became the first destination in the world to receive Biosphere Responsible Tourism certification, highlighting its dedication to environmental preservation. The island’s unique blend of natural beauty and challenging terrain makes IRONMAN Lanzarote an unforgettable Event.
Contact: lanzarote@ironman.com
IRONMAN HAMBURG EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: June 1, 2025
Location: Hamburg, Germany
Type: Ironman
Set sail to your IRONMAN adventure. Known as “The Gate to the World” for centuries, Hamburg fascinates with its open-mindedness and diversity, elegant flair and buzzling city feeling which makes it an exciting race destination to have on one’s bucketlist. The event proudly hosts the IRONMAN European Championship for PRO male athletes.
Contact: hamburg@ironman.com
IRONMAN BRAZIL
Date: June 1, 2025
Location: Florianopolis, SC, Brazil
Type: Ironman
With over 20 years of tradition and experience, Itaú (not Itapu) BBA IRONMAN Brazil is known for its impeccable organization and well-established structure. In 2017, the event was the setting for a world record-breaking performance, highlighting the excellence of the course and the favorable conditions for high-performance athletes. In addition to the competition, participants have the chance to immerse themselves in Brazil's rich culture, explore its diverse cuisine, and enjoy the mild and sunny climate of Florianópolis, making the IRONMAN experience even more complete and memorable.
Contact: brazil@ironman.com
Jones Center Indoor Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: 922 E. Emma Ave., Springdale, AR 72764
Type: Other
The Jones Center Indoor Triathlon is a unique event held entirely within the Jones Center facility. Participants will have 10 minutes to swim in the pool, 20 minutes to bike on stationary bikes, and 15 minutes to run on the indoor track. The event is ideal for both beginners and seasoned triathletes looking to gear up for the spring competition season. Each segment has specific time limits, and participants must transition within the given time frames.
Contact: info@jonesnet.org, +1 (479) 756-8090
BC X Tri Series
Date: Invalid Date
Location: British Columbia, Canada
Type: Other
The BC X Tri Series combines open-water swimming, technical mountain biking, and rugged trail running across four events.
Tri-The-HUB Triathlon & 5K
Date: January 25, 2026
Location: The HUB Recreation Center, 917 West Main Street, Marion, IL 62959
Type: Other
The event includes both a triathlon and a 5K run/walk. It is part of a broader community engagement initiative by The HUB Recreation Center and held in conjunction with the HUB 5K for CJ, honoring a former triathlon race director.
Contact: Chris Georgantas, gm@thehubmarion.com, (618) 997-2HUB
Rotary Kids Triathlon Vero Beach
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Victor Hart Park / Gifford Aquatic Center, Vero Beach, FL
Type: Other
The Rotary Kids Triathlon Vero Beach is an annual event hosted by the Rotary Club of Vero Beach, designed to encourage children to improve their health and fitness. The event is open to elementary and middle school children between the ages of 6-13. It features a Swim, Bike, and Run multi-sport youth event, geared for both first-time participants and experienced young athletes. The course highlights the community's support for youth health and vitality.
IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Taupō, New Zealand
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship, held in Taupō, New Zealand, is a premier event in the triathlon calendar. The course features a 1.9 km swim in Lake Taupō, a 90 km bike ride through the scenic landscapes of the Waikato region, and a 21.1 km run along the lakefront. The event is known for its challenging elevation profile and unique features such as the scenic bike course and the supportive local community. Special requirements include adherence to IRONMAN rules and regulations, and participants must be well-prepared for the demanding course.
Contact: info@ironman.com
Mighty North Fork Triathlon
Date: May 19, 2025
Location: 3690 Cedar Beach Rd, Southold, NY 11971
Type: Sprint
The Mighty North Fork Triathlon is a beginner-friendly event held in the heart of Long Island’s wine region. The course features a calm bay swim, a mostly flat and scenic bike route, and an equally scenic run through the quaint roads of Southold. Participants receive swag if registered by 5/19, and there are awards and raffle prizes. The event also includes a donation drive for CAST, a local organization serving low-income individuals and families.
2025 World Triathlon Championship Series - Abu Dhabi
Date: Date TBA
Location: Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Type: Olympic
The 2025 WTCS Abu Dhabi is the season opener, attracting a star-studded field including Hayden Wilde. The event is a key part of the World Triathlon Championship Series and will feature intense competition among top triathletes. The event takes place on Yas Island, known for its challenging and scenic course. Standard Olympic distance triathlon requirements.
IRONMAN AUSTRALIA OCEANIA TRICLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: May 4, 2025
Location: Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
Type: Ironman
The original IRONMAN race on Australian shores, IRONMAN Australia has been where it all begins for so many Australian IRONMAN athletes. Join the annual pilgrimage to the race’s home in Port Macquarie, where the usually lowkey town is taken over by IRONMAN for the week. Port Macquarie is renowned as a family-friendly, coastal town with a chilled, laid-back atmosphere and the local support during race week is second-to-none and are some of the unique reasons which keeps athletes returning to IRONMAN Australia each year. The most varied IRONMAN course on the continent, IRONMAN Australia brings you something new around every corner. A unique river swim with the iconic weir crossing leads into a bike ride past classic Australian countryside and beautiful coastline, before a run through the warm heart of Port Macquarie brings you to the ultimate finish line.
Contact: AUSTRALIA@IRONMAN.COM
MOIL Tigerman Triathlon and Duathlon 2025
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Ambazari Garden, Nagpur, Maharashtra
Type: Other
The MOIL Tigerman Triathlon and Duathlon 2025 is a two-day multisport festival held in Nagpur, India. This event is designed to test the physical and mental limits of its participants through various triathlon and duathlon distances. It includes the longest triathlon in India, the Tigerman Ultimate, as well as shorter distances for all levels of athletes. The event promotes a spirit of sportsmanship and fitness, and it also advocates for environment-friendly practices. The festival includes an expo at Ambazari Garden and offers a platform for corporate and NGO partnerships.
World Triathlon Championship Series Abu Dhabi 2025
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Hudayriat Island, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Type: Sprint
The WTCS Abu Dhabi 2025 marks the season opener of the World Triathlon Championship Series, held on Hudayriat Island. This sprint-distance event is known for its fast course, where every second counts, especially in the run segment. The event features a stellar lineup of athletes, including Olympic champions and world title contenders.
IRONMAN New Zealand
Date: March 1, 2025
Location: TAUPO, WAIKATO
Type: Ironman
The world’s second longest-running IRONMAN with a proud and rich history deeply rooted in our hometown of Taupō. The race itself showcases the best of New Zealand's natural wonderland, and more than 2,000 volunteers and thousands of supporters line the streets to cheer you on. You will be welcomed with open arms and will leave enriched with the locals’ pure Kiwi spirit.
Contact: newzealand70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN SOUTH AFRICA AFRICAN CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: March 30, 2025
Location: Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa
Type: Half-Ironman
Nelson Mandela Bay—named after the freedom fighter and world icon of peace — hosts Africa's most renowned triathlon. An IRONMAN Championship race that pulses with South African spirit, experience the breathtaking courses and feverish support at this postcard-perfect beachside destination. This legendary race celebrates 20 years in 2025. A course that has stood the test of time, seen IRONMAN royalty wow the epic crowds and had thousands crowned with the ultimate title in endurance sport. 2025 will be a triathlon celebration of note.
Contact: SouthAfrica@Ironman.com
DATEV Challenge Roth 2026
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Triathlon-Park, Roth, Germany
Type: Other
The DATEV Challenge Roth is the world's largest long-distance triathlon, with a 3.8 km swim, 180 km bike ride, and a 42.2 km run. The event is held in Roth, Germany, known for its challenging and emotional course, attracting triathletes globally.
Contact: eventservice@mikatiming.de
Ironman 70.3 Pucon
Date: Date TBA
Location: Pucon, Chile
Type: Half-Ironman
The Ironman 70.3 Pucon is a challenging triathlon event held in Pucon, Chile. The course is defined by a grueling half marathon run segment, which includes a multi-lap course with long, steep hills that athletes must climb three times. The run course is particularly demanding, with both uphill and downhill sections being equally challenging. The event is known for its hot weather conditions, with temperatures reaching up to 28 degrees Celsius. The course also features a scenic and hilly bike segment and a swim in a local body of water. The event is highly praised for its enthusiastic crowds and supportive atmosphere.
Josh Billings RunAground Triathlon
Date: Date TBA
Location: Starting in Great Barrington, MA, and finishing at Camp Mah-Kee-Nac, Stockbridge, MA
Type: Other
The triathlon starts in Great Barrington, MA, with a 27-mile bike segment through scenic back country roads and rolling hills to Stockbridge Bowl. The watercraft segment (canoe, kayak, SUP) is 5 miles around Stockbridge Bowl. The run segment is 6.4 miles around the lake, finishing at Camp Mah-Kee-Nac. Fund-raiser for the Berkshire United Way. Named after Josh Billings (Henry Wheeler Shaw), a renowned humorist. One of the oldest and largest bike-canoe-run triathlons in the country.
1st Annual Muscatine Triathlon Presented by Sqwincher
Date: August 2, 2025
Location: Deep Lakes Park, Muscatine, IA 52761, USA
Type: Sprint
The 1st Annual Muscatine Triathlon, presented by Sqwincher, features a 750-meter open water swim, a 12.4-mile bike ride through picturesque Muscatine, and a 5K run concluding in the city heart. Aiming to promote fitness and community engagement.
IRONMAN 70.3 Riviera Nayarit
Date: October 19, 2025
Location: RIVIERA NAYARIT, MEXICO
Type: Half-Ironman
Nuevo Nayarit is a planned resort on Mexico’s Pacific coast, just north of Puerto Vallarta. It sits on Banderas Bay, and is known for its golf courses, marina and long, sandy Nuevo Vallarta beach. A short distance off the coast, the biodiverse Marieta Islands are home to wildlife, including dolphins, turtles and humpback whales. Northwest is the laid-back village of Sayulita, which is known for surfing.
Contact: RivieraNayarit70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Porec
Date: October 19, 2025
Location: ISTRIA, CROATIA
Type: Half-Ironman
The Istrian peninsula is a favorite destination for sports and outdoor tourism lovers. Istria is located on the glistening Adriatic coast, and its interior is dotted with green hills and medieval towns. Poreč is a coastal town and a popular tourist destination. It imposes itself as a logical choice for an important sporting competition such as IRONMAN. The mild climate and the beautiful contrast between the traditional and the modern make it a treasure trove of sights and culture. Swimming, running and cycling around this Mediterranean pearl is an invaluable pleasure.
Contact: Porec70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 North Carolina
Date: October 25, 2025
Location: WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Type: Half-Ironman
Come explore North Carolina’s most accessible coastal destination flowing with energy and history. Wilmington has been highly praised for its charming small-town appeal, Tarheel Southern Hospitality, rich history, beautiful beaches, and locally caught seafood. The scenic, iconic course at IRONMAN 70.3 North Carolina starts beachside at Wrightsville Beach and ends across from the city's most attention-grabbing attraction—the immense Battleship North Carolina. In 2025, bring on the views, the PR's, the first-time finishers, and unforgettable memories here in Carolina. Nothing could be finer than a PR in Carolina. Expect fast splits for your 1.2 mile swim in the saltwater Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway channel, a 56 mile bike flat cruise from beach to countryside, and cap it off with a scenic 13.1 mile run though historic downtown Wilmington – offering athletes with loads of support and cheers from the spectators and community. Join us at this perfect laid-back destination for first time athletes and veterans looking to achieve a personal best or those looking for the ideal race-cation.
Contact: northcarolina70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Florianópolis
Date: October 26, 2025
Location: FLORIANOPOLIS, BRAZIL
Type: Half-Ironman
Known as the best warm up for IRONMAN Brazil, the IRONMAN 70.3 Florianopolis offers a stunning course, pristine beaches and sparkling waters that have been attracting athletes from all over the world for years. The capital of the state of Santa Catarina in the south region of Brazil, Florianópolis is known for its beaches, lagoons and waterfalls.
Contact: florianopolis70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Langkawi
Date: November 1, 2025
Location: LANGKAWI, MALAYSIA
Type: Half-Ironman
Located within a cluster of tropical islands that attract visitors the world over, the race will take athletes on a truly Malaysian cultural journey through tropical, hilly and demanding terrain passing traditional kampungs (villages), mangrove clusters and rainforest vistas. Athletes will finish on the stunning Cenang beach.
Contact: https://www.instagram.com/ironman_my/?hl=en
IRONMAN 70.3 Kenting
Date: November 2, 2025
Location: KENTING, TAIWAN
Type: Half-Ironman
Racing in the Southernmost Point of Taiwan! Located in the most southern part of Taiwan, Kenting is richly endowed by nature, offering beautiful coastline with white sandy beach, all kinds of outdoor activities, and warm climate throughout the year. Prepare yourself for this passionate and unique racing destination!
Contact: service@taiwantriathlon.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Türkiye
Date: November 2, 2025
Location: BELEK, ANTALYA, TÜRKİYE (TURKEY)
Type: Half-Ironman
The beautiful stretch of Mediterranean coast along what’s known as the Turkish Riviera is loved for its mild climate, world-famous golf courses, and mixture of ancient sites and modern entertainment. Experience Turkish hospitality, linger in one of the five-star hotels, and enjoy the unique combination of sports and entertainment that this race has to offer.
Contact: turkey70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship - Women
Date: November 8, 2025
Location: MARBELLA, SPAIN
Type: Half-Ironman
With the 2024 VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship qualifying period already midway, now is the time to announce the future event host, Marbella, Spain. In 2025 we can look forward to a host venue offering a unique and diverse experience for athletes: a challenging race course, a cultural experience distinct from other World Championship host venues, and a holiday destination providing something for the sun-lover, the gastronome, the sophisticate, the adventurer, amid an immersive and vibrant Andalusian culture.
Contact: worldchampionship70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Goa
Date: November 9, 2025
Location: INDIA
Type: Half-Ironman
Begin your IRONMAN 70.3 journey or set a new personal best in the calm and clean waters of Miramar Beach, a new and zippy 2-lap bike course with more of the straights along beautiful Goan landscapes and a 3-loop run course lined with cheering Goans while you sprint to the finish line. The race hub is in Goa’s capital - Panaji, a quaint town along the Mandovi river with tree lined roads and a lot of history. Panaji also has a lot of charming eateries where you can savour authentic Goan cuisine.
Contact: goa70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Mossel Bay - African TriClub Championship
Date: November 16, 2025
Location: MOSSEL BAY, SOUTH AFRICA
Type: Half-Ironman
Mossel Bay offers scenic beauty of the majestic Outeniqua Mountains and the azure blue sea, rolling green hills and pastures, rich agriculture, and culture. Fynbos, aloes, dolphins and whales, a place one can only describe as paradise – a tourists dream. Mossel Bay’s history is unique and was pivotal to the development of the rest of South Africa.
Contact: MosselBay70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Aracaju - Sergipe
Date: November 30, 2025
Location: ARACAJU, BRAZIL
Type: Half-Ironman
Participants will be able to enjoy the stunning natural beauty that the city offers. Aracaju, located on the coast of Sergipe, is known for its paradisiacal beaches, rivers, and mangroves, providing an incredible backdrop for the event. The city also offers a rich local culture, diverse gastronomy, and a welcoming population, making the experience of Itaú BBA IRONMAN 70.3 Aracaju-Sergipe even more special and unforgettable for athletes and spectators.
Contact: aracaju70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Valdivia
Date: November 30, 2025
Location: VALDIVIA, CHILE
Type: Half-Ironman
Don't miss this new IRONMAN 70.3 Valdivia, Chile, in the beer capital of southern Chile. Immerse yourself in the crystal clear waters of the Calle-Calle River, challenge your limits on a panoramic and fast bicycle tour, race through beautiful natural landscapes in the city center and its beautiful bridges. Join athletes from around the world and experience the adrenaline of triathlon in this stunning southern setting of great German heritage. Get ready for an unforgettable challenge in Valdivia!
Contact: "Valdiva70.3@ironman.com"
IRONMAN 70.3 Cartagena
Date: November 30, 2025
Location: CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA
Type: Half-Ironman
The queen of the Caribbean coast, Cartagena is a fairy-tale city of romance, legends and superbly preserved beauty lying within an impressive 13km of centuries-old colonial stone walls. The old town is a Unesco World Heritage site—a maze of cobbled alleys, balconies covered in bougainvillea, and massive churches that cast their shadows across plazas.
Contact: Cartagena70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Western Australia
Date: December 7, 2025
Location: BUSSELTON, WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Western Australia is renowned worldwide for being the place to go for a personal best. The bike and run courses are among the flattest on the global IRONMAN circuit and with stunning seaside views, and unrivaled local support, it’s easy to see why this is a must-do event for athletes around the globe.
Contact: westernaustralia@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 La Quinta
Date: December 7, 2025
Location: LA QUINTA, CALIFORNIA
Type: Half-Ironman
Located near Palm Springs, California, IRONMAN 70.3 La Quinta raises the bar when it comes to an end-of-year race & retreat. End your season with plenty of sunshine and the beauty of the palm tree lined streets when you race here this winter. Outside of race day, this region offers athletes and their families a range of activities, from relaxing to action packed. The area features luxurious resorts, world class spas, and top-rated golf courses. The elements of this course are perfect for your first experience at an IRONMAN 70.3 race. The cool, calm waters of Lake Cahuilla allow athletes to easily sight off the mountains. The bike course features a flat and fast, picturesque ride that includes exclusive access to a lap around the Thermal Raceway, just when you feel the need for some extra speed! The Silver Rock Golf Course presents a stunning run filled with palm trees and views of the surrounding mountains. Enjoy the smooth rollers on the run course before entering one of the most epic finish lines surrounded by family and friends! Come experience all this event has to offer when you race this December.
Contact: indianwellslaquinta70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Florida
Date: December 14, 2025
Location: HAINES CITY, FLORIDA
Type: Half-Ironman
The wide-open beauty of Haines City will welcome you as you commemorate an incredible 2025 season with your friends, family and teammates, all while taking advantage of the Florida scenery and countless amenities. Treat yourself to a stress-free race weekend, with Lake Eva Park encompassing the holiday spirit and vibrant energy of athletes alike. Your epic finale awaits! If you’re looking for a race that will welcome you with open arms, look no further than IRONMAN 70.3 Florida. It’s here that you’ll find the rhythm in Lake Eva as you take on the unique “M-Dot” swim, traverse through miles of rolling scenic orange groves, and feel the adrenaline as you cross the iconic finish line on the Great Lawn surrounded by spectators and TriClubs – all celebrating an epic 2025 finale!
Contact: florida70.3@ironman.com
Long Course Weekend Wales
Date: Date TBA
Location: Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK
Type: Other
The Long Course Weekend Wales is a multi-day triathlon event that has been a summer staple in Pembrokeshire since 2010. It is known as ‘Europe’s largest multi-sport festival’ and includes swimming, biking, and running disciplines. The event attracts athletes and spectators from across Europe.
2025 USA Triathlon Youth & Junior National Championships
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Voice of America Park, 7850 VOA Park Dr, West Chester, OH 45069, USA
Type: Other
The 2025 USA Triathlon Youth & Junior National Championships will feature youth and junior athletes from around the country competing in various triathlon categories. The swim course is located in the calm waters of Voice of America Park, expected to provide fast swim splits. The bike and run courses are designed to be fast-paced and spectator-friendly, finishing in the heart of the park. The event is supported by West Chester Ohio, Voice of America Park, Travel Butler County, Metro Parks, West Chester Township, and the West Chester Police Department.
Contact: Primary contact: Todd Gollnick
Infinite Multisport Triathlon Club's Festive New Year's Eve 'Beer Luck Run'
Date: Date TBA
Location: Stony Creek Metropark
Type: Other
The event is a cherished annual tradition of the Infinite Multisport Triathlon Club, known as the Beer Luck Run, held on New Year's Eve. It takes place at Stony Creek Metropark. The event combines athletic activity with a festive atmosphere, likely including post-event celebrations involving beer. Unique Features: Festive atmosphere, post-event beer celebration.
2024 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship
Date: December 14, 2015
Location: Taupō, North Island, New Zealand
Type: Half-Ironman
The 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship takes place in the picturesque city of Taupō, New Zealand. Known for its incredible natural beauty, the course features a swim in the pristine waters of Lake Taupō, a bike ride through the countryside, and a run along the lakefront. The event is a culmination of endurance, strategy, and willpower, with a significant prize purse and critical points in the IRONMAN Pro Series. The course is familiar to local athletes, with road surfaces typical to New Zealand. The event is supported by over 2,000 volunteers and thousands of spectators.
Marshall Financial Group Warrington Cares Sprint Tri/Du/Aqua
Date: August 9, 2024
Location: Mary Barness Community Pool, 2501 Freedoms Way, Warrington, PA 18976
Type: Sprint
The Marshall Financial Group Warrington Cares Sprint Tri/Du/Aqua is an annual event designed to bring a local triathlon to Warrington and raise money for Warrington Township's employee charity, Warrington Cares. The event features a sprint triathlon, duathlon, and aquavelo categories.
Contact: Andrew Oles (Race Director), Official Email: , Phone: , Emergency Contact:
IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka
Date: July 6, 2025
Location: HUNTSVILLE, ONTARIO
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka - Huntsville, Ontario
IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka - Huntsville, Ontario
Last Updated: [Insert Date] | Source: IRONMAN Official Channels
Event Overview
Imagine standing at the edge of Lake Vernon, the crisp morning air filling your lungs as you prepare to tackle one of the most scenic yet demanding triathlons in Ontario. The IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka is not just a race; it’s a journey through the heart of Canada’s cottage country, where every stroke, pedal, and step is a test of endurance and willpower.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka
- Date: Typically held in late June to early July (e.g., July 21, 2024; confirm via https://www.ironman.com/im703-muskoka).
- Location: Huntsville, Ontario, Canada. Venue centered around Arrowhead Provincial Park and Lake Vernon.
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN Global.
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run).
- Significance: Known for its scenic but challenging terrain in Ontario’s “cottage country,” attracting athletes seeking a mix of natural beauty and technical difficulty.
Registration
- Deadlines: Closes ~4–6 weeks pre-race or when slots fill.
- Cost: ~$350–$450 CAD (early bird to standard).
- Qualification: Open registration; no qualification required. Slots for 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship available.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim (1.9km):
- Venue: Lake Vernon (freshwater, single-loop).
- Conditions: Water temp ~18–22°C (wetsuit likely mandatory).
- Layout: Triangular course with in-water start.
- Bike (90km):
- Terrain: Hilly, forested roads with 1,200m+ elevation gain.
- Key Climbs: Forbes Hill (steep gradient).
- Surface: Mixed asphalt; occasional rough patches.
- Run (21.1km):
- Course: Two-loop route through trails and roads.
- Elevation: Rolling hills (~400m total gain).
- Surface: Paved roads and gravel paths.
Maps/Charts: Available on https://www.ironman.com/im703-muskoka-course.
Critical Challenges
- Bike segment’s sustained climbs and technical descents.
- Run course’s repetitive hills and mixed surfaces.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via motorcycle marshals.
- Cut-Offs: Swim (1:10), Bike (+5:30 total), Run (+8:30 total).
- Equipment: Wetsuits allowed if water temp <24.5°C. TT bikes permitted; bar-end plugs required.
- Transitions: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
Logistics & Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory athlete briefing and packet pickup 1–2 days prior.
- Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; closes 15 mins pre-swim.
- Parking/Transport: Limited on-site parking; shuttles from Huntsville hotels.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at transition area, Forbes Hill (bike), and finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 20km (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every 2km (water, ice, bananas, cola).
- Medical: On-course paramedics and finish-line medical tent.
- Timing: RFID chip timing; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. temp 18–25°C; potential for rain.
- Wind: Moderate lake breezes; stronger gusts on bike climbs.
- Wetsuit Rules: Likely mandatory (confirm 48h pre-race).
Athlete Preparation
- Training: Focus on hill repeats for bike/run; open-water swim practice.
- Local Facilities: Arrowhead Provincial Park (open-water swims), Huntsville cycling routes.
- Strategy: Conserve energy on bike climbs; plan nutrition for variable weather.
- Gear: Climbing-friendly bike gearing, trail-running shoes for gravel sections.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Posted on IRONMAN.com within 24h.
- Awards: Top 5 age-group finishers; ceremony post-race.
- Recovery: Post-race massage, ice baths, and food stations.
- Accommodation: Hotels in Huntsville (e.g., Deerhurst Resort), local cottages.
Information Gaps
- 2024 course modifications (if any).
- Exact elevation metrics pending IRONMAN updates.
- Current-year weather forecasts (monitor Environment Canada).
Athletes should verify details via muskoka70.3@ironman.com or the official event page.
Hotel Recommendations for IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka
For the IRONMAN 70.3 Muskoka event on July 6, 2025, in Huntsville, Ontario, here are some hotel recommendations that meet the specified criteria:
Location Priorities
Distance to Race Start/Finish and Transition Areas
The race is centered around the Canada Summit Centre in Historic Downtown Huntsville. Here are some hotels that are close to this venue:
- Deerhurst Resort: Located about 10-15 minutes from the Canada Summit Centre. It offers convenient access to the race start and finish areas.
- Huntsville Inn: Situated in the heart of Huntsville, this hotel is within walking distance to the Canada Summit Centre and other key event venues.
- Comfort Inn Huntsville: This hotel is approximately a 5-minute drive from the Canada Summit Centre, making it a convenient option for athletes.
Public Transportation and Parking
- Public Transportation: While public transportation in Huntsville is limited, many hotels offer shuttle services or can arrange for transportation to the race venue.
- Parking: Both Deerhurst Resort and Comfort Inn Huntsville offer ample parking facilities for vehicles and bikes.
Athlete-Specific Amenities
Secure Bike Storage
- Deerhurst Resort: Known for hosting athletes, Deerhurst Resort provides secure bike storage facilities.
- Huntsville Inn: Offers secure storage for bikes, though it may be on a first-come, first-served basis.
Early Breakfast Options
- Comfort Inn Huntsville: Provides an early breakfast option, which is essential for athletes.
- Deerhurst Resort: Offers early breakfast services, including a buffet and à la carte options.
Room Refrigeration and Equipment Cleaning
- Deerhurst Resort: Rooms are equipped with refrigerators, and the resort may offer equipment cleaning facilities or services.
- Huntsville Inn: Some rooms have refrigerators, and the hotel can arrange for equipment cleaning services if needed.
Training Facilities
- Deerhurst Resort: Features a fitness center, pool, and other recreational facilities that can be used for training.
- Comfort Inn Huntsville: While it may not have a full gym, it is close to local fitness centers that athletes can use.
Room Requirements
Space for Equipment Storage and Layout
- Deerhurst Resort: Rooms are spacious and can accommodate equipment storage.
- Huntsville Inn: Rooms are designed to be functional and can handle the storage needs of athletes.
Climate Control Reliability and Quiet Floors
- Comfort Inn Huntsville: Known for reliable climate control and quieter floors.
- Deerhurst Resort: Offers reliable climate control and quieter areas, especially in the resort's various accommodation types.
Early Check-in/Late Checkout Options
- Deerhurst Resort: Often accommodates early check-in and late checkout for athletes, subject to availability.
- Huntsville Inn: Can provide flexible check-in and checkout times, especially for athletes Learn More
Contact: muskoka70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Muncie
Date: July 12, 2025
Location: MUNCIE, INDIANA
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Muncie Event Guide
IRONMAN 70.3 Muncie Event Guide
Last Updated: [Insert Date] – Verify details on the official website or via email: muncie70.3@ironman.com.
Event Overview
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Muncie
- Date: Typically held in July (exact 2024 date TBA; historically mid-July).
- Location: Muncie, Indiana, USA. Swim at Prairie Creek Reservoir.
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN.
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.2-mile swim / 56-mile bike / 13.1-mile run).
- Significance:
- Hosted for over 40 years; praised for community support and scenic courses.
- 2022 Awards: Best Overall Race, Best Post-Race Experience, top rankings for bike/run courses.
- Registration:
- Costs: ~$250–$400 (phased pricing; sold out in 2023).
- Deadlines: Typically 2–4 weeks pre-race (check website for 2024 dates).
- Qualification: Open entry; no qualification required.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim:
- Venue: Prairie Creek Reservoir (freshwater, calm conditions).
- Layout: Single-loop, rectangular course.
- Conditions: Avg. water temp: 75–80°F (wetsuit legal if ≤76.1°F).
- Bike:
- Terrain: Rolling hills, rural roads.
- Elevation: ~1,500–1,800 ft gain (varies yearly).
- Surface: Smooth asphalt with occasional potholes.
- Run:
- Course: Largely flat, shaded trails through Prairie Creek Park.
- Surface: Mix of pavement and packed gravel.
- Maps/Charts: [GAP: Check official site for 2024 course maps and elevation profiles.]
Critical Challenges
- Bike: Sharp turns on descents; crosswinds on open rural roads.
- Run: Midday heat on exposed sections.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via marshals.
- Cut-Off Times:
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Run: 8:30 total.
- Equipment: Helmets mandatory; TT bars allowed.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Day prior at packet pickup (location TBA).
- Transition: Opens 5:00–6:30 AM; racks by bib number.
- Parking: Free shuttle from downtown Muncie to reservoir.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at transition areas, finish line (downtown Muncie).
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: 3 stations (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: 12 stations (ice, sponges, nutrition).
- Medical: EMTs at all aid stations; main tent near finish.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. temp: 75–90°F; high humidity.
- Wind: Light-moderate gusts on bike segment.
- Wetsuit Rules: Decision announced race morning.
Athlete Preparation
- Training: Focus on hill repeats (bike) and heat acclimation.
- Local Facilities: Prairie Creek Reservoir for open-water swim practice.
- Strategy: Conserve energy on bike climbs; hydrate early.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; posted online post-race.
- Awards: Ceremony at finish line (age groupers + pros).
- Recovery: Free massage, food tents, family-friendly activities.
Notes & Gaps
- 2024 Date: Confirm on IRONMAN website.
- Course Maps: Pending 2024 updates (historical routes may change).
- Weather Updates: Monitor forecasts for heat/humidity advisories.
Prepare for a fast, competitive race with Midwest hospitality!
Recommended Hotels
Hilton Garden Inn Muncie
- Location:
- Approximately 2 miles from the race start/finish and transition areas.
- Close proximity to downtown Muncie, where registration and expo venues are typically located.
- Public transportation options available, though limited in Muncie; parking facilities are ample.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage can be arranged with the hotel.
- Early breakfast options available.
- Rooms equipped with refrigerators for nutrition storage.
- Fitness center and pool on site.
- Laundry services provided.
- Room Requirements:
- Spacious rooms suitable for equipment storage.
- Reliable climate control.
- Quiet floors available upon request.
- Early check-in and late checkout options can be arranged.
- Dining Options:
- On-site restaurant with pre-race meal options.
- Room service available.
- Proximity to various restaurants in downtown Muncie.
- Practical Considerations:
- Competitive pricing and group booking options.
- Flexible cancellation policies.
- Positive reviews from previous athletes.
- Logistics:
- Airport shuttle services can be arranged.
- Bike transport policies can be discussed with the hotel.
- Parking costs are reasonable.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Muncie
- Location:
- About 2.5 miles from the race start/finish and transition areas.
- Close to public transportation and ample parking facilities.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage available.
- Early breakfast buffet.
- Rooms with refrigerators.
- Fitness center and indoor pool.
- Laundry facilities on site.
- Room Requirements:
- Rooms designed for comfort and equipment storage.
- Reliable climate control.
- Quiet floors available.
- Flexible check-in and checkout times.
- Dining Options:
- Free breakfast buffet with early hours.
- Nearby restaurants and cafes.
- Room service not available, but nearby delivery options.
- Practical Considerations:
- Competitive pricing and group booking options.
- Flexible cancellation policies.
- Positive reviews from athletes.
- Logistics:
- Airport shuttle services can be arranged.
- Bike transport policies can be discussed.
- Reasonable parking costs.
Hampton Inn & Suites Muncie
- Location:
- Approximately 3 miles from the race start/finish and transition areas.
- Easy access to public transportation and ample parking.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage arrangements.
- Early breakfast buffet.
- Rooms with refrigerators.
- Fitness center and indoor pool.
- Laundry services available.
- Room Requirements:
- Spacious rooms for equipment storage.
- Reliable climate control.
- Quiet floors available upon request.
- Flexible check-in and checkout times.
- Dining Options:
- Free breakfast buffet with early hours.
- Nearby restaurants and cafes.
- Learn More
Contact: muncie70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea
Date: July 13, 2025
Location: SWANSEA, WALES
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea Event Guide
IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea Event Guide
Last updated: [Insert date] | Information gaps noted where applicable.
Event Overview
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea
- Date: [Gap: Check official website for 2024/2025 date]
- Location: Swansea, Wales (Swansea Bay, Mumbles, Gower Peninsula)
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run)
- Significance: Combines coastal beauty, historic landmarks, and enthusiastic local support. A highlight for athletes seeking scenic yet challenging courses.
- Registration:
- Deadlines/Costs: [Gap: Visit IRONMAN website for updates]
- Qualification: Open entry; no qualification required.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim Segment:
- Venue: Swansea Bay (saltwater, sheltered bay).
- Conditions: Expected water temperature 15–18°C (wetsuit likely mandatory).
- Layout: Point-to-point from Swansea Bay to Mumbles.
- Bike Segment:
- Terrain: Rolling hills on Gower Peninsula (UNESCO Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).
- Elevation: [Gap: Specific profile unavailable; anticipate moderate climbs].
- Road Surface: Mixed quality; some narrow lanes.
- Run Segment:
- Course: Coastal paths and urban roads (Mumbles to Swansea Bay).
- Elevation: Flat to gently undulating.
- Surface: Mix of asphalt and compact trails.
- Maps/Charts: [Gap: Check IRONMAN athlete guide post-registration].
- Critical Challenges: Coastal winds on bike, tidal currents in swim, technical descents on bike.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via time penalties or disqualification.
- Cut-Off Times: ~8.5 hours total (typical for 70.3 events).
- Equipment: Wetsuits permitted if water <24.5°C; TT bikes allowed.
- Transition: Strict no-assistance rule; bags provided for gear.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory pre-race day (location TBA).
- Transition Area: Opens at 5:00 AM; racks assigned by bib number.
- Parking: Limited near Swansea Bay; shuttles from designated lots.
- Spectators: Key viewing at Mumbles Pier, transition zones, and finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations: ~15 on course (water, electrolytes, gels, fruit).
- Medical: Stations at each transition and mid-run/bike; moto-medics on route.
- Timing: Chip-based; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Average August temp: 14–20°C; possible rain/wind.
- Water Temp: 15–18°C (historical data for Swansea Bay).
- Wind: Southwest winds common; impacts bike segment on exposed peninsula.
- Wetsuit Rules: Likely mandatory; final announcement race morning.
Athlete Preparation
Training Considerations
- Timeline: 12–16 weeks for Half-Ironman prep.
- Key Focus: Hill repeats (bike/run), open-water swims in choppy conditions.
- Local Training: Swim at Swansea Bay; bike recon on Gower Peninsula roads.
Race Strategy
- Bike: Conserve energy for climbs; avoid overcooking early hills.
- Nutrition: Test hydration in windy conditions; carry salt tabs.
- Equipment: Disc wheels risky in crosswinds; clip-on aerobars recommended.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Posted on IRONMAN.com within 24 hours.
- Awards: Top 3 per age group; ceremony post-race at finish line.
- Recovery: Massage stations, partner hotels offering athlete discounts.
- Accommodation: Book early in Swansea/Mumbles; limited availability.
Note
Critical gaps include exact course elevation, registration deadlines, and water temp updates. Monitor emails from swansea70.3@ironman.com and the IRONMAN Athlete Guide for updates. Weather and course details subject to change; confirm 1–2 weeks pre-race. Always verify details with official sources before finalizing plans.
Recommended Hotels and Accommodations
Location Priorities
- Distance to Race Start/Finish: The race starts at the Prince of Wales Dock and finishes at the Marina. Hotels in the city centre, particularly around the Maritime Quarter, are ideal. Recommended hotels include the Marriott Swansea and Village Hotel Swansea.
- Proximity to Transition Areas: The transition area is located in the Maritime Quarter, beside the River Tawe. Hotels in this area will be most convenient.
- Access to Registration/Expo Venues: The registration and expo are typically held near the transition area. Hotels in the city centre will provide easy access.
- Public Transportation Availability: Swansea has a good public transportation system, including buses and a Park&Ride service. Hotels near the city centre will have access to these services.
- Parking Facilities: Several car parks are available throughout the city. Hotels with on-site parking or nearby car parks are recommended.
Athlete-Specific Amenities
- Secure Bike Storage: Marriott Swansea and Village Hotel Swansea offer secure storage facilities for bikes.
- Early Breakfast Options: All three hotels offer early breakfast options to cater to athletes’ needs.
- Room Refrigeration for Nutrition: Marriott Swansea and Village Hotel Swansea provide rooms with refrigeration facilities.
- Equipment Cleaning Facilities: Village Hotel Swansea has a gym and spa area that might offer equipment cleaning facilities or assistance.
- Training Facilities (Pool/Gym): Village Hotel Swansea has a fully equipped gym and a swimming pool.
- Laundry Services: All three hotels provide laundry services, which is crucial for athletes needing to wash their gear.
Room Requirements
- Space for Equipment Storage: Marriott Swansea and Village Hotel Swansea have spacious rooms that can accommodate equipment.
- Layout Suitable for Race Preparation: All hotels have rooms designed to accommodate athletes’ needs, including space for laying out gear.
- Climate Control Reliability: All recommended hotels have reliable climate control systems.
- Quiet Floors/Areas: Marriott Swansea and Village Hotel Swansea can provide quiet rooms upon request.
- Early Check-In/Late Checkout Options: Marriott Swansea and Village Hotel Swansea often offer flexible check-in and check-out times for athletes.
Dining Options
- Pre-Race Meal Availability: Marriott Swansea and Village Hotel Swansea offer pre-race meal options in their restaurants.
- Kitchen/Microwave Access: Some rooms at Village Hotel Swansea and Premier Inn Swansea City Centre may have kitchen or microwave facilities.
- Proximity to Restaurants: All three hotels are located near a variety of restaurants in the city centre.
- Special Dietary Accommodations: Marriott Swansea, Village Hotel Swansea, and Premier Inn Swansea City Centre can accommodate special dietary needs.
- Room Service Hours: Marriott Swansea and Village Hotel Swansea offer room service with extended hours to cater to athletes’ schedules.
Practical Considerations
- Price Ranges and Availability: Prices vary but generally range from £80-£200 per night depending on the hotel and room type.
- Group Booking Options: All three hotels offer group booking options and can accommodate teams or groups of athletes.
- Cancellation Policies: Each hotel has its own cancellation policy, but generally, they allow for cancellations up to a certain date before the event.
- Past Experience with Athletic Events: Marriott Swansea and Village Hotel Swansea have experience hosting athletes for various events, including previous IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea races.
- Reviews from Previous TriathletesLearn More
Contact: swansea70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Musselman
Date: July 13, 2025
Location: GENEVA, NEW YORK
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Musselman – Geneva, New York
IRONMAN 70.3 Musselman – Geneva, New York
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Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Musselman
Date: Typically held in July (exact 2024 date TBA; historically mid-July).
Location: Geneva, NY (Finger Lakes Region).
Organizing Body: IRONMAN.
Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.2-mile swim / 56-mile bike / 13.1-mile run).
Event History: Established in 2006, the race combines scenic beauty with a challenging course, earning recognition for its vineyard bike route and community support. Qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
Registration:
- Cost: ~$250–$375 (price tiers increase as slots fill).
- Deadlines: Typically 2–3 months pre-race; check Ironman.com for updates.
- Requirements: Open registration; no qualification needed (age-group slots for Worlds).
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim:
- Venue: Seneca Lake (glacial lake, calm conditions).
- Course: One-loop, rectangular layout.
- Conditions: Water temps ~68–73°F (wetsuit likely legal; official ruling race week).
- Bike:
- Terrain: Rolling hills through vineyards; 2,000–2,500 ft elevation gain.
- Road Quality: Mixed pavement; some rough patches on rural roads.
- Critical Points: Climbs near Sampson State Park; technical descents.
- Run:
- Course: Two-loop route along Seneca Lake and Hobart & William Smith Colleges.
- Terrain: Flat to moderate hills (paved paths, some gravel).
Maps/Charts: [Link to official course maps when released; historically available on Ironman.com.]
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited (penalty: 5-min stop).
- Cut-Offs: 8h30m total (Swim: 1h10m; Bike: 5h after swim; Run: 8h30m after start).
- Equipment: TT bars allowed; no headphones.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory athlete briefing 1–2 days pre-race; transition setup 5:30–6:30 AM.
- Parking: Free lots near transition (Seneca Lake State Park).
- Spectators: Key viewing at transition, bike climbs, and finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations: Bike (every 10–15 mi); Run (every mile; water, gels, fruit).
- Medical: On-course EMTs and aid stations; lake safety patrol.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg July temp: 75–85°F; humidity moderate.
- Water Temp: 68–73°F (wetsuit decision announced pre-race).
- Wind: Potential crosswinds on open bike segments.
Athlete Preparation
Training
- Focus on hill repeats (bike/run) and open-water swims.
- Local training: Seneca Lake swims; Route 14A bike climbs.
Race Strategy
- Bike: Conserve energy for climbs; avoid overcooking early hills.
- Nutrition: Test hydration in humidity; carry salt tabs.
Equipment
- Road/Tri bike with climbing gears; sleeved wetsuit (if allowed).
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-timed on Ironman.com; awards 3–4 hours post-finish.
- Recovery: Post-race massage tent; ice baths available.
- Accommodations: Partner hotels in Geneva (e.g., Geneva On The Lake).
Information Gaps
- 2024 exact date and registration deadlines (monitor Ironman.com).
- Course maps/elevation charts pending official release.
- Water temp confirmation 1–2 weeks pre-race.
Updates will be added as details are confirmed. For IRONMAN 70.3 Musselman in Geneva, NY, here are some hotel recommendations that cater to the specific needs of triathletes, based on the criteria provided:
Location Priorities
Distance to Race Start/Finish and Transition Areas
The race starts and finishes in the vicinity of Seneca Lake in Geneva, NY. Hotels close to the lake and the transition areas are ideal.
Recommended Hotels
- The Geneva On The Lake
- Distance/Time to Key Venues: Approximately 1 mile from the race start/finish area and transition zones.
- Public Transportation: Limited, but the hotel offers shuttle services.
- Parking: Ample parking available on site. - Hampton Inn Geneva
- Distance/Time to Key Venues: About 2 miles from the race start/finish area and transition zones.
- Public Transportation: Public transportation options are available, though limited.
- Parking: Free parking for vehicles and bikes. - Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Geneva
- Distance/Time to Key Venues: Approximately 3 miles from the race start/finish area and transition zones.
- Public Transportation: Public transportation options are available.
- Parking: Free parking for vehicles and bikes.
Athlete-Specific Amenities
Secure Bike Storage
- The Geneva On The Lake: Offers secure bike storage and maintenance facilities.
- Hampton Inn Geneva: Provides secure storage for bikes, though it may need to be arranged in advance.
- Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Geneva: Can accommodate bike storage, but it is recommended to confirm with the hotel.
Early Breakfast Options
- The Geneva On The Lake: Offers an early breakfast buffet.
- Hampton Inn Geneva: Known for its complimentary hot breakfast, available early.
- Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Geneva: Provides a free continental breakfast starting early in the morning.
Room Refrigeration for Nutrition
- The Geneva On The Lake: Rooms are equipped with refrigerators.
- Hampton Inn Geneva: Many rooms come with refrigerators, but it's best to confirm.
- Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Geneva: Some rooms have refrigerators; it’s advisable to request one during booking.
Equipment Cleaning Facilities
- The Geneva On The Lake: Has facilities for cleaning equipment, including a hose for bikes.
- Hampton Inn Geneva: May not have specific equipment cleaning facilities, but can provide assistance.
- Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Geneva: Limited facilities for equipment cleaning, but can offer basic assistance.
Training Facilities (Pool/Gym)
- The Geneva On The Lake: Features an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
- Hampton Inn Geneva: Has a fitness center and an indoor pool.
- Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Geneva: Offers a fitness center but no pool.
Laundry Services
- The Geneva On The Lake: Provides laundry services.
- Hampton Inn Geneva: Offers laundry facilities.
- Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Geneva: Has laundry facilities available.
Room Requirements
Space for Equipment Storage
All three hotels have rooms that can accommodate equipment storage, but it’s best to request a larger room or suite if necessary.
Layout Suitable for Race Preparation
- The Geneva On The Lake: Rooms are spacious and suitable for race preparation.
- Hampton Inn Geneva: Rooms are well-appointed and can accommodate race gear.
- Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Geneva: Rooms are functional, though smaller than those at the other two hotels.
Climate Control Reliability
All three hotels have reliable climate control systems.
Quiet Floors/Areas
- The Geneva On The Lake: Known for its quiet and serene environment.
- Hampton Inn Geneva: Generally quiet, with some rooms located away from main roads.
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Contact: musselman70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Luxembourg Remich-Région Moselle
Date: July 13, 2025
Location: REGION MOSELLE, LUXEMBOURG
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Luxembourg Remich-Région Moselle
IRONMAN 70.3 Luxembourg Remich-Région Moselle
Last Updated: [Insert Date] – Verify details via official sources (luxembourg70.3@ironman.com) as updates occur.
Event Overview
Imagine a race that takes you across three countries, weaving through vineyards, rolling hills, and the serene Moselle River. That’s the IRONMAN 70.3 Luxembourg Remich-Région Moselle—a half-Ironman that’s as much about the journey as it is about the finish line.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Luxembourg Remich-Région Moselle
- Date: Typically held in June/July (exact date TBC – check website).
- Location: A transnational course starting in Germany's Moselle River and finishing in Remich, Luxembourg.
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN Group.
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run).
- Event History: Known for its unique three-country course, combining breathtaking landscapes with cultural diversity.
- Registration: Open until sold out (typically 3–4 months pre-race). Cost: ~€300–€400 (varies by tier; includes athlete perks). Open entry; no prior qualification required.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim Segment
- Venue: Moselle River (Germany).
- Conditions: Water temperature 18–22°C, wetsuits likely legal.
- Layout: Point-to-point; start in Perl (DE) and exit in Remich (LU).
Bike Segment
- Terrain: Rolling hills with steep climbs, surrounded by vineyards.
- Elevation: ~800–1,000m total gain.
- Road Surface: Mostly smooth asphalt.
Run Segment
- Course: Flat out-and-back along the Moselle River banks.
- Surface: Paved paths with occasional cobblestones.
Maps/Charts available on the IRONMAN Luxembourg 70.3 website.
Critical Challenges
- Bike: Technical descents and sharp turns.
- Run: Potential heat exposure on open river paths.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via moto-referees.
- Equipment: Wetsuits allowed if ≤24.5°C; TT bikes permitted.
- Cut-Offs:
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Total: 8:30 after start.
- Transitions: Mandatory gear placement; no personal assistance.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Day before race at Remich Expo (ID/medical form required).
- Transition: Opens at 5:00 AM; bike racking by bib number.
- Parking: Limited in Remich; shuttles from designated areas (TBC).
- Spectators: Prime viewing at Remich finish line, Schengen Bridge, and riverbanks.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: 3–4 stations (water, electrolytes, gels, bars).
- Run: Every 2km (water, cola, fruit).
- Medical: Ambulances at swim exit, aid stations, and finish.
- Tech Support: Neutral service for bike repairs (parts at athlete cost).
Environmental Factors
- Weather: June/July averages: 18–28°C, moderate humidity.
- Water Temp: 18–22°C (wetsuit-friendly).
- Wind: Light-moderate crosswinds on bike segment.
Athlete Preparation
- Training: Focus on hill repeats, open-water swims, and heat acclimation.
- Local Training: Moselle River swims; bike routes in Müllerthal region.
- Strategy: Conserve energy on climbs; early hydration advised due to run exposure.
- Equipment: Disc wheels not recommended for windy descents; use lightweight running shoes.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracking via IRONMAN Tracker; final results on website.
- Awards: Ceremony in Remich; top 5 per age group qualify for 70.3 Worlds.
- Recovery: Post-race massage, ice baths, and partner hotel discounts available.
- Accommodation: Limited in Remich; book early. Nearby: Metz (FR), Trier (DE).
Information Gaps: Exact 2024 date pending; closer monitoring 1–2 weeks pre-race necessary for forecasts. Road closure specifics TBC.
Recommendation: Subscribe to athlete newsletters for real-time updates.
Contact: luxembourg70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon
Date: July 20, 2025
Location: SALEM, OREGON
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon Salem Overview
IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon Salem
Last Updated: [Insert Date] | Source: IRONMAN Official Resources
Event Overview
Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon Salem
Date: Typically held in July (exact date varies annually; confirm via official site).
Location: Salem, Oregon, USA. Swim in the Willamette River, bike through Willamette Valley wine country, and run in Minto-Brown Island Park.
Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation).
Race Format:
- Swim: 1.2 miles (1.9 km) in the Willamette River.
- Bike: 56 miles (90 km) through rolling vineyards and rural roads.
- Run: 13.1 miles (21.1 km) on flat, shaded paved trails.
Event History: Known for its fast swim and beginner-friendly course. Popular among first-timers and athletes aiming for personal records (PRs).
Registration:
- Deadlines: Typically closes 1–2 weeks pre-race or when slots fill.
- Cost: ~$300–$400 (varies by registration phase).
- Qualification: Open entry; no qualification required. Slots for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship available.
Technical Specifications
Swim Segment:
- Venue: Willamette River (downstream, point-to-point).
- Conditions: Calm current-assisted swim; water temps ~65–70°F (wetsuit legal).
- Layout: Straight, buoyed course with minimal turns.
Bike Segment:
- Terrain: Rolling hills with 1,500–2,000 ft total elevation gain.
- Road Surface: Smooth asphalt; occasional rough patches on rural roads.
- Critical Points: Sharp turns near mile 40; wind exposure in open valley sections.
Run Segment:
- Course: Flat, shaded loops in Minto-Brown Island Park.
- Surface: Paved trails with occasional gravel sections.
Maps/Charts: Elevation profiles and course maps available on the official IRONMAN site.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via motorcycle marshals.
- Equipment: Wetsuits allowed if water temp ≤ 76.1°F; TT bikes permitted.
- Cut-Off Times:
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Run: 8:30 total race time.
- Transition Rules: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations:
- Check-In: Mandatory athlete briefing and packet pickup 1–2 days pre-race.
- Transition: Opens at 4:30 AM; bike check-in required the day before.
- Parking: Limited at race site; shuttles from designated lots.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at Riverfront Park (swim finish), bike turnaround near Ankeny Hill, and run loops in Minto-Brown.
Course Support:
- Aid Stations: Every 10–12 miles on bike; every mile on run (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Medical: Stations at transitions and mid-run; EMTs on course.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: July averages: 55–85°F; low rain chance.
- Water Temp: Historically 65–70°F (wetsuit recommended).
- Wind: Light to moderate afternoon winds on bike segment.
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips:
- Practice downstream open-water swims.
- Train for rolling hills and pacing on flat runs.
Race Strategy:
- Swim: Use current to conserve energy.
- Bike: Save legs for run; manage nutrition early.
- Run: Leverage shaded flat course for negative splits.
Equipment:
- Bike: Disc wheels risky if windy; prioritize hydration systems.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; posted online post-race.
- Awards: Top 5 in age groups; ceremony post-race at Riverfront Park.
- Recovery: Post-race massage, food tents, and local breweries (e.g., Vagabond Brewing).
Information Gaps
- 2024 Date: Pending official confirmation (monitor IRONMAN Oregon 70.3).
- Course Modifications: Minor annual tweaks possible; attend pre-race briefing.
- Weather Updates: Monitor NOAA forecasts 1 week prior.
Contact: oregon70.3@ironman.com for specifics.
Hotel Recommendations for 2025 IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon Salem
For the 2025 IRONMAN 70.3 Oregon in Salem, Oregon, here are some hotel recommendations that meet the specified criteria:
Location Priorities
- Distance to Race Start/Finish and Transition Areas: The race starts and finishes at Salem's Riverfront Park. Hotels in the downtown Salem area will be closest to these venues.
- The Grand Hotel in Salem: Located in the heart of downtown Salem, this hotel is within walking distance to Riverfront Park and the IRONMAN Village.
- Hilton Salem: Also in downtown Salem, this hotel is close to Riverfront Park and offers access to the race start and finish areas.
- Access to Registration/Expo Venues: The IRONMAN Village will be at Riverfront Park, making downtown hotels convenient for accessing the expo and registration.
- The Grand Hotel in Salem and Hilton Salem are both near Riverfront Park.
- Public Transportation Availability: Salem has public transportation options, but hotels with shuttle services would be more convenient.
- Hilton Salem: Offers shuttle services, which can be beneficial for athletes and their supporters.
- Parking Facilities: Both hotels have parking facilities, but it's essential to check the specific policies regarding bike storage and transport.
- The Grand Hotel in Salem: Has on-site parking and can accommodate special requests for bike storage.
- Hilton Salem: Also has on-site parking and may offer bike storage options upon request.
Athlete-Specific Amenities
- Secure Bike Storage:
- The Grand Hotel in Salem: Known for accommodating athletes with secure bike storage.
- Hilton Salem: Can arrange for secure bike storage upon request.
- Early Breakfast Options:
- The Grand Hotel in Salem: Offers an early breakfast buffet.
- Hilton Salem: Provides early breakfast options, including room service.
- Room Refrigeration for Nutrition: Both hotels typically have refrigerators in the rooms or can provide them upon request.
- Equipment Cleaning Facilities: While not explicitly mentioned, both hotels can likely arrange for cleaning facilities or recommend nearby services.
- Training Facilities (Pool/Gym):
- Hilton Salem: Has an on-site fitness center and pool.
- The Grand Hotel in Salem: Also has a fitness center and may offer pool access through a nearby partnership.
- Laundry Services: Both hotels offer laundry services, which is crucial for athletes.
Room Requirements
- Space for Equipment Storage: Both hotels can accommodate equipment storage needs.
- Layout Suitable for Race Preparation: Rooms at both hotels are designed to be spacious enough for athletes to prepare for the race.
- Climate Control Reliability: Both hotels have reliable climate control systems.
- Quiet Floors/Areas: Athletes can request quiet rooms or floors at both hotels.
- Early Check-in/Late Checkout Options: Both hotels can accommodate early check-in and late checkout requests, especially for athletes.
Dining Options
- Pre-Race Meal Availability:
- The Grand Hotel in Salem: Offers pre-race meal options through their restaurant.
- Hilton Salem: Provides pre-race meal options and can accommodate special dietary needs.
- Kitchen/Microwave Access:
- Some rooms at Hilton Salem have kitchenettes Learn More
Contact: oregon70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Ecuador
Date: July 20, 2025
Location: MANTA, MANABI
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Ecuador Manta, Manabí
IRONMAN 70.3 Ecuador Manta, Manabí
Last Updated: [Insert Date]
Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Ecuador Manta
Date: Typically held in July/August (verify exact date annually via official site).
Location: Manta, Manabí Province, Ecuador. Swim start at Playa El Murciélago, bike/run courses in coastal and urban areas.
Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation).
Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run).
Event History: Established in 2015, this event is a key qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship and highlights Ecuador’s Pacific Coast.
Registration
- Deadlines: Closes 2–4 weeks pre-race or when slots fill (check IRONMAN site).
- Cost: ~$300–$400 USD (varies by tier).
- Qualification: Open registration; 30+ age-group slots for Worlds.
Technical Specifications
Swim Segment
- Venue: Ocean swim at Playa El Murciélago (beach start).
- Conditions: Water temp 20–24°C; potential for mild currents.
- Layout: Single-loop, rectangular course.
Bike Segment
- Terrain: Coastal roads with rolling hills; total elevation gain ~800–1,000m.
- Road Quality: Generally smooth asphalt; occasional rough patches near urban areas.
- Key Challenge: Wind exposure on open coastal stretches.
Run Segment
- Course: Flat out-and-back along Malecón Escénico (paved boardwalk).
- Elevation: Minimal gain (~50m total).
- Surface: Paved, with occasional cobblestone sections.
Maps/Charts: Available on IRONMAN Athlete Guide (check annually).
Critical Points: Swim exit rocks, bike headwinds near Montecristi, run heat management.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via motorcycle marshals.
- Equipment: TT bikes allowed; wetsuits permitted if water ≤24.5°C.
- Cut-Off Times:
- Swim: 1:10h
- Bike: 5:30h (total)
- Run: 8:30h (total)
- Transition: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory at expo (Friday–Saturday pre-race).
- Transition Access: Opens 4:30–6:00 AM race day.
- Parking: Limited near Playa El Murciélago; shuttles from downtown hotels.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at swim start, Malecón Escénico (run), and bike turnaround near Montecristi.
Course Support
- Aid Stations: Bike (every 20km), Run (every 1.5km). Supplies: water, electrolytes, gels, fruit.
- Medical: Stations at T1/T2 and run turnaround; ambulances on course.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. temp 24–28°C; humidity ~80%. Rain possible (dry season typically June–Nov).
- Water Temp: Likely wetsuit-legal (20–24°C).
- Wind: Coastal gusts up to 25 km/h affecting bike segment.
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips
- Swim: Practice ocean swims with sighting; simulate choppy conditions.
- Bike: Hill repeats for Montecristi climbs; train in crosswinds.
- Run: Heat acclimatization crucial; test hydration strategies.
Local Training
- Swim: Playa El Murciélago (open water).
- Bike: Ruta Spondylus (coastal highway).
- Run: Malecón Escénico boardwalk.
Race Strategy
- Conserve energy on bike climbs; prioritize hydration early.
- Use aerodynamic gear for windy bike sections.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Posted on IRONMAN.com within 24h; age-group awards at ceremony.
- Awards: Held post-race at Playa El Murciélago.
- Recovery: Free post-race massage; ice baths available.
- Local Amenities:
- Hotels: Hotel Oro Verde, Hampton Inn Manta.
- Tourism: Museo Centro Cultural Manta (pre-Columbian artifacts), Tarqui Beach fish market.
Information Gaps
- 2024 Course Maps: Pending official release (confirm via Athlete Guide).
- Weather Updates: Monitor Windy.com for race-week forecasts.
Contact: ecuador70.3@ironman.com | Event Page
Hotel Recommendations
Hotel Oro Verde Manta
Location: Central Manta, close to Tarqui Beach and the city's main attractions.
- Distance to race start/finish: Approximately 2-3 km, a short drive or bike ride.
- Proximity to transition areas: Close to the beach areas where transitions are likely to be set up.
- Access to registration/expo venues: Central location allows easy access to expo and registration areas.
- Public transportation: Available nearby, with taxis and local buses.
- Parking facilities: Secure parking for vehicles and bikes.
Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage: Available upon request.
- Early breakfast options: Yes, early breakfast can be arranged.
- Room refrigeration for nutrition: Rooms have mini-fridges.
- Equipment cleaning facilities: Not specified, but can be arranged with hotel staff.
- Training facilities: Pool and gym on site.
- Laundry services: Available.
Room Requirements:
- Space for equipment storage: Rooms are spacious enough for bike and other equipment.
- Layout suitable for race preparation: Comfortable rooms with necessary amenities.
- Climate control reliability: Air-conditioned rooms.
- Quiet floors/areas: Request quiet rooms if needed.
- Early check-in/late checkout options: Can be arranged with prior notice.
Dining Options:
- Pre-race meal availability: Restaurant on site with early breakfast options.
- Kitchen/microwave access: Not in standard rooms, but suites may have these facilities.
- Proximity to restaurants: Close to various local restaurants and the fish market at Tarqui Beach.
- Special dietary accommodations: Can be arranged with the hotel restaurant.
- Room service hours: Available until late evening.
Practical Considerations:
- Price ranges and availability: Check directly with the hotel for current rates and availability.
- Group booking options: Available for teams and groups.
- Cancellation policies: Standard hotel policies apply.
- Past experience with athletic events: Known for hosting athletes and events.
- Reviews from previous triathletes: Positive reviews for service and amenities.
Logistics:
- Transportation to race venue: Can arrange shuttle or taxi services.
- Bike transport policies: Secure storage and transport arrangements can be made.
- Airport shuttle services: Available from Manta Airport.
- Parking costs: Included in the hotel stay.
- Baggage storage: Available at the hotel.
Balandra Hotel
Location: Located near Playa Murciélago, one of Manta's popular beaches.
- Distance to race start/finish: About 3-4 km, accessible by bike or short drive.
- Proximity to transition areas: Close to beach areas.
- Access to registration/expo venues: Easy access via public transportation or taxi.
- Public transportation: Available nearby.
- Parking facilities: Secure parking for vehicles and bikes.
Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage: Available.
- Early breakfast options: Yes, early breakfast can be arranged. Learn More
Contact: ecuador70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Ohio
Date: July 20, 2025
Location: SANDUSKY, OHIO
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Ohio – Sandusky, Ohio
IRONMAN 70.3 Ohio – Sandusky, Ohio
Last Updated: [Insert Date]
Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Ohio
Date: Typically held in late summer (exact date TBD; check official site).
Location: Sandusky, Ohio (Lake Erie shoreline, historic downtown, rural farmland).
Organizing Body: IRONMAN.
Race Format
- Swim: 1.2 miles in Lake Erie (ferry start).
- Bike: 56 miles (flat, fast rural roads).
- Run: 13.1 miles (scenic downtown route).
Event History
Held in Sandusky, named "Best Coastal Small Town in America." Known for community support, scenic courses, and unique ferry swim start.
Registration
- Deadlines: Typically 3–4 months pre-race (check ohio70.3@ironman.com for updates).
- Cost: Estimated $300–$400 (varies by tier).
- Qualification: Open registration; may offer slots to the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim
- Venue: Lake Erie, ferry start.
- Conditions: Water temp ~70–75°F (wetsuit likely legal). Potential choppy waves.
- Layout: Point-to-point; marked buoys.
Bike
- Terrain: Flat, rural roads with minimal elevation.
- Road Surface: Generally smooth; occasional rough patches.
- Challenges: Crosswinds on exposed farmland.
Run
- Course: Paved downtown streets, flat with slight elevation near waterfront.
- Surface: Mix of asphalt and brick.
Maps/Charts
- Elevation profiles: Bike (≈500 ft gain), Run (≈200 ft gain).
- Detailed maps available on IRONMAN Athlete Guide (post-registration).
Critical Points
- Swim: Mass ferry start; sighting adjustments.
- Bike: Wind management on open roads.
- Run: Crowd-lined downtown turns.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced.
- Equipment: Helmets mandatory, TT bikes allowed.
- Wetsuits: Permitted if water temp <76.1°F.
- Cut-Offs:
- Swim: 1h10m after start.
- Bike: 5h30m after start.
- Total: 8h30m.
- Transition: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Day prior; photo ID required.
- Transition: Opens 4:30–6:30 AM; bikes staged overnight.
- Parking: Downtown lots/shuttles (arrive early).
- Spectators: Prime viewing at transitions, downtown run course.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 15–20 miles (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: ~1-mile intervals (nutrition, cooling sponges).
- Medical: On-course EMTs, aid station support.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. high 80°F; possible humidity/rain.
- Water Temp: 70–75°F (confirm pre-race).
- Wind: Farmland bike segment prone to gusts.
- Wetsuit Rules: Confirmed 1–2 days pre-race.
Athlete Preparation
Training
- Focus on open-water swims, flat bike intervals, and brick workouts.
- Local training: Lake Erie swims, rural road rides.
Race Strategy
- Swim: Practice mass starts; sighting drills.
- Bike: Pace for wind resistance; aero positioning.
- Run: Negative split strategy; manage downtown turns.
- Nutrition: Test hydration in humid conditions.
Equipment
- Wetsuit (if legal), aerodynamic bike setup, lightweight run shoes.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Published on IRONMAN.com within 24h.
- Awards: Age-group ceremonies post-race; potential rolldown slots.
- Recovery: Massage stations, post-race nutrition.
- Accommodation: Partner hotels in Sandusky; book early.
Information Gaps
- Exact race date, 2024 registration tiers, and water temp forecasts.
- Course maps/elevation charts require Athlete Guide access.
Recommendation: Monitor IRONMAN Ohio 70.3 and email updates for critical updates.
IRONMAN 70.3 Ohio – Sandusky, Ohio Participant Feedback Report
Based on social media and forum analysis (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Strava, Reddit, triathlon forums)
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on participant feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: ~75% positive, 25% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, strong community support, well-organized swim start.
- Negative: Windy bike segment, parking challenges, limited downtown accommodations.
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication
- Positive: "Registration was smooth, and the pre-race emails were super helpful."
- Negative: "Wish they communicated more about parking logistics earlier."
Race Day Organization
- Positive: "Everything ran like clockwork—ferry start was epic!"
- Negative: "Transition area felt a bit cramped, especially with so many participants."
Course Conditions and Markings
- Positive: "Swim buoys were easy to spot, and the bike course was well-marked."
- Negative: "Some potholes on the bike route were a hazard."
Support Services Quality
- Positive: "Volunteers were amazing—so encouraging and helpful!"
- Negative: "Aid stations ran out of gels during the run."
Technical Issues Reported
- Positive: "No issues with timing chips or tracking."
- Negative: "Some participants had trouble with the IRONMAN Tracker app."
Medical Assistance Feedback
- Positive: "Medical staff were quick to respond to a fellow athlete who cramped up."
- Negative: "Wish there were more medics on the bike course."
Logistics and Organization
Location Accessibility
- Positive: "Sandusky is a great location—easy to get to from major cities."
- Negative: "Downtown parking was a nightmare; had to walk a mile to transition."
Parking Arrangements
- Positive: "Shuttles were efficient and on time."
- Negative: "Not enough parking close to the start line."
Accommodation Convenience
- Positive: "Stayed at a partner hotel—great value and close to the race."
- Negative: "Hotels downtown booked up way too fast."
Transportation Services
- Positive: "Shuttles to the ferry start were well-organized."
- Negative: "Post-race shuttles were slow and overcrowded."
Bag Drop Efficiency
- Positive: "Bag drop was quick and easy."
- Negative: "Some bags got mixed up at the finish line."
Registration Process
- Positive: "Check-in was smooth, and the expo was well-stocked."
- Negative: "Long lines for last-minute registration changes."
Course Feedback
Swim Segment
- Positive: "The Learn More
Contact: ohio70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Boise
Date: July 26, 2025
Location: BOISE, IDAHO
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Boise Event Guide
IRONMAN 70.3 Boise Event Guide
Last Updated: June 2024
Event Overview
The IRONMAN 70.3 Boise is more than just a race—it’s a celebration of endurance, grit, and the breathtaking beauty of Idaho. Whether you’re a seasoned triathlete or a first-timer, this event offers a unique blend of urban energy and natural landscapes that will leave you inspired.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Boise
- Date: June 8, 2024
- Location: Boise, Idaho, USA
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation)
- Distances:
- Swim: 1.2 miles (1.9 km)
- Bike: 56 miles (90 km)
- Run: 13.1 miles (21.1 km)
- Event History: Since its inception in 2008, this race has become a favorite for athletes seeking a qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship. The mix of scenic vistas and urban charm makes it a standout event.
- Registration:
- Cost: ~$325–$375 (tiered pricing; check IRONMAN website for updates).
- Deadlines: Closes when slots fill or ~1 week pre-race.
- Requirements: Open to athletes aged 18+; no qualification needed (except for World Championship slots via age-group placement).
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim (Lucky Peak Reservoir):
- Single-loop, in-water start.
- Conditions: Water temp ~60–65°F (wetsuit legal). Calm, clear reservoir water.
- Map: Point-to-point; exit at Spring Shores Marina.
- Bike (Lucky Peak to Downtown Boise):
- Terrain: Rolling hills with ~2,000 ft elevation gain. Notable climb near Highway 21.
- Surface: Mostly smooth asphalt; occasional rough patches.
- Map: Out-and-back with descents into Boise.
- Run (Boise River Greenbelt):
- Flat, shaded paved/gravel paths. Mild inclines near downtown.
- Key Landmarks: Julia Davis Park finish line.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced by moto-referees.
- Cut-Offs:
- Swim: 1h10m after wave start.
- Bike: 5:30 PM (8h30m total).
- Finish: 8:30 PM.
- Equipment: Helmets mandatory; disc wheels allowed.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: June 6–7 at expo (mandatory).
- Transition Areas:
- T1: Lucky Peak Reservoir (5:00–6:30 AM access).
- T2: Downtown Boise (transition bags provided).
- Parking/Shuttles: Free shuttles from downtown to swim start (4:00–5:30 AM).
- Spectators: Prime viewing at Julia Davis Park (finish line) and bike-to-run transition.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 10–12 miles (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every mile (ice, sponges, nutrition).
- Medical: Stations at T1, T2, and finish; EMS on course.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. high 85°F, low 50°F. Low rain chance.
- Water Temp: 60–65°F (wetsuit recommended).
- Wind: Afternoon gusts possible on bike descent.
- Altitude: 2,700 ft (minimal impact).
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips
- Swim: Practice open-water sighting; cold-water acclimation.
- Bike: Train for sustained climbs (e.g., Hill Rd repeats).
- Run: Heat adaptation; brick workouts.
- Local Facilities:
- Boise YMCA for pool access.
- Ridge to Rivers trails for hill repeats.
Race Strategy
- Bike: Pace climbs; save energy for headwinds on Highway 21.
- Nutrition: Pre-hydrate; plan for 200–300 calories/hour.
- Equipment: Clip-on aero bars for flats; lightweight shoes for transitions.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-timed online; official standings posted post-race.
- Awards: June 9 at 9:00 AM (age-group winners).
- Recovery: Free post-race massage; food tents at finish.
- Accommodations: Partner hotels downtown (e.g., Grove Hotel).
Notes & Updates
- Course Changes: Bike route modified in 2023; verify 2024 map pre-race.
- Weather Alerts: Monitor for wildfire smoke or heat advisories.
- Gaps: Elevation charts not publicly detailed; contact RD for specifics.
For real-time updates: IRONMAN 70.3 Boise | Email: boise70.3@ironman.com
Participant and Spectator Feedback
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 75% positive, 25% negative
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, well-organized transitions, and enthusiastic volunteers.
- Negative: Limited parking at swim start, rough bike course sections, and post-race food shortages.
Key Quotes
Positive: "The Boise course is stunning—worth every mile of pain!"
Negative: "The bike course needs better road maintenance and more safety markings."
Contact: boise70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Maine
Date: July 27, 2025
Location: AUGUSTA, MAINE
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Maine – Augusta, Maine
IRONMAN 70.3 Maine – Augusta, Maine
Last Updated: [Insert Date] | Source: IRONMAN Official Website, Athlete Reports, Historical Data
Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Maine
Date: Typically held in August (e.g., August 25, 2024 – confirm via official site).
Location: Augusta, Maine, USA
Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation)
Race Format
- Swim: 1.2 miles (1.9 km) in the Kennebec River (downriver, current-assisted).
- Bike: 56 miles (90 km) through New England terrain.
- Run: 13.1 miles (21.1 km) along the Kennebec River.
Event History
- Two-time Athlete Choice Award Winner (2022, 2023).
- 2023 featured the fastest average swim time in IRONMAN 70.3 history due to strong river currents.
- Known for scenic Northeastern U.S. coastal charm and strong community support.
Registration
- Cost: ~$250–$400 (varies by phase; check IRONMAN Maine 70.3).
- Deadlines: Typically 2–3 months pre-race; slots fill quickly.
- Qualification: Open registration (no qualification required). Top finishers may earn slots for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
Technical Specifications
Swim Segment
- Venue: Kennebec River (freshwater, point-to-point).
- Conditions: Cool water (avg. 68–72°F/20–22°C), strong downstream current.
- Layout: Straight, fast course with minimal turns.
Bike Segment
- Terrain: Rolling hills with "swooping descents" and steep climbs (est. 2,500–3,000 ft elevation gain).
- Surface: Paved roads; quality generally good but occasional rough patches.
- Critical Points: Climbs near Mile 20 and 40; technical descents require caution.
Run Segment
- Course: Flat to rolling, shaded riverfront paths.
- Surface: Paved roads/trails with occasional gravel sections.
- Key Feature: Tree-lined canopy offering shade and spectator access.
Maps & Charts
- Course Maps (IRONMAN) – Check for 2024 updates.
- Elevation profiles highlight bike climbs and run rollers.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via motorcycle marshals.
- Cut-Off Times: Total race time: 8 hours 30 minutes.
- Swim: 1:10 after start | Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Equipment: Wetsuits legal if water temp ≤76.1°F (24.5°C). TT bars permitted (non-drafting).
- Transitions: Strict racking rules; no outside assistance.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory pre-race day at Augusta Civic Center.
- Transition Access: 5:00–6:30 AM on race day; bike check-in pre-race.
- Parking: Limited downtown; shuttles from designated lots.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at swim exit, bike climb/descent zones, and finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 10–15 miles (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every mile (water, ice, nutrition).
- Medical: Teams at swim exit, major bike/run junctions, and finish.
- Timing: RFID tracking; live results on IRONMAN Tracker.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. August temp: 70–80°F (21–27°C); possible humidity.
- Water Temp: Historically 68–72°F (wetsuit likely).
- Wind: Coastal breezes may affect bike segment.
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips
- Practice downstream swims in currents; open-water sighting.
- Hill repeats for bike/run; simulate rolling terrain.
- Local Training: Kennebec River for swims; Route 27/201 for bike recon.
Race Strategy
- Swim: Use current to conserve energy.
- Bike: Pace climbs; save legs for run.
- Run: Leverage shaded sections for heat management.
- Nutrition: Test hydration strategies for humidity.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Published on IRONMAN.com within 24 hours.
- Awards: Ceremony post-race; age-group prizes.
- Recovery: Massage tents, local physio services.
- Accommodations: Hotels in Augusta; camping options nearby.
Information Gaps: 2024 exact date and course adjustments pending IRONMAN confirmation. Water temperature and weather updates require closer monitoring.
Recommendation: Monitor IRONMAN Maine 70.3 for athlete guides and weather alerts.
For inquiries: Maine70.3@ironman.com
Contact: Maine70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Calgary
Date: July 27, 2025
Location: CALGARY, ALBERTA
Type: Half-Ironman
Our new home is nestled at the base of the majestic Canadian Rockies offering a world-class venue to swim, bike and run.
Contact: calgary70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Lapu-Lapu
Date: August 10, 2025
Location: LAPU-LAPU, CEBU, PHILIPPINES
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Lapu-Lapu, Cebu, Philippines
IRONMAN 70.3 Lapu-Lapu, Cebu, Philippines
Last Updated: [Insert Date] | Information Gaps Noted
Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Lapu-Lapu
Date: Typically held in August (exact 2024 date pending confirmation; check official updates).
Location: Lapu-Lapu City, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines.
Organizing Body: IRONMAN Group (subsidiary of Wanda Sports Group).
Race Format:
- Swim: 1.9 km (open water, saltwater).
- Bike: 90 km (road bike).
- Run: 21.1 km (road run).
Event History: Debuted in 2018; awarded Best Spectator Race in the World (2018).
Registration: Deadlines TBD; typically 2–3 months pre-race. Monitor https://www.ironman.com/.
Technical Specifications
Swim Segment
Venue: Mactan Channel (calm, warm waters; ~28–30°C).
Challenges: Saltwater buoyancy, potential currents.
Bike Segment
Route: Crosses CCLEX and Marcelo Fernan Bridge.
Terrain: Flat to rolling hills; elevation gain ~800–1,000 m (estimate).
Run Segment
Route: Loops through Lapu-Lapu City streets; flat with minimal elevation.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations: Check-In: Mandatory pre-race day at expo.
Spectators: Key viewing at CCLEX bridges, transition zones, and finish line.
Course Support: Aid Stations: Bike (every 20 km), Run (every 2 km)
Environmental Factors
Weather: August averages: 28–32°C, 80% humidity.
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips: Practice open-water sighting; saltwater acclimatization.
Post-Race Information
Results: Live online via IRONMAN Tracker; official results within 24h.
Awards: Top 5 age-groupers; ceremony post-race at finish line.
Information Gaps
- 2024 race date and registration deadlines.
- Detailed course maps/elevation profiles.
- Confirmed water temperature and wetsuit rules.
Recommendation: Contact Philippines70.3@ironman.com for updates or visit https://www.ironman.com/im703-lapulapu.
Contact: Philippines70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Rio de Janeiro
Date: August 10, 2025
Location: RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Rio de Janeiro Event Guide
IRONMAN 70.3 Rio de Janeiro Event Guide
Last updated: [Insert Date] | Verify latest details via contato@ulsp.com.br or IRONMAN website.
Event Overview
The Itaú BBA IRONMAN 70.3 Rio de Janeiro is more than just a race—it’s a celebration of endurance, set against one of the world’s most breathtaking backdrops. Imagine swimming in the shadow of Sugarloaf Mountain, biking along the iconic Avenida Atlântica, and running with Christ the Redeemer watching over you. This event is a bucket-list experience for triathletes, blending physical challenge with unparalleled scenery.
- Official Name: Itaú BBA IRONMAN 70.3 Rio de Janeiro
- Date: Typically held in May/June (exact 2024 date pending; confirm via official channels).
- Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Start/finish at Marina da Glória.
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation).
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run).
- Significance: A historic event in Brazil’s triathlon history, hosted since [insert year]. Known for its iconic views and vibrant energy.
Registration
- Deadlines: Tiered pricing; closes ~2 weeks pre-race or when slots fill.
- Cost: ~$300–$400 USD (varies by registration phase).
- Qualification: Open entry; no qualification required. Age-group slots for IRONMAN 70.3 Worlds.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim
- Venue: Copacabana Beach (saltwater, ocean swim).
- Conditions: Moderate currents; water temps ~20–24°C (wetsuit likely optional).
- Layout: Point-to-point or rectangular loop (exact map pending 2024 update).
Bike
- Route: Avenida Atlântica to Novo Rio Terminal.
- Terrain: Urban roads with rolling hills; elevation gain ~500–700m (estimate).
- Surface: Paved, potential potholes; technical turns near transitions.
Run
- Route: Flat out-and-back along Aterro do Flamengo (paved paths, shaded sections).
- Elevation: Minimal gain; exposed areas near Marina da Glória.
Maps/Charts: Available on IRONMAN Rio 70.3 course page.
Critical Challenges
- Swim: Ocean currents and saltwater adaptation.
- Bike: Urban traffic residue on roads; wind exposure on coastal stretches.
- Run: Midday heat/humidity.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited (5-second gap enforced). Penalty: 5-minute stop.
- Equipment: Wetsuits allowed if water ≤24.5°C; TT bikes permitted.
- Cut-Offs: Total time 8h30m; swim 1h10m, bike 5h after swim, run 8h30m after start.
- Transitions: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Day before race (mandatory); photo ID required.
- Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; bikes must be racked by 6:30 AM.
- Parking: Limited at Marina da Glória; use public transport/shuttles.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at swim start, Aterro do Flamengo (run), and finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations: Bike: Every 20km (water, electrolytes, gels). Run: Every 2km (water, sponges, fruit).
- Medical: Stations at T1/T2, finish line, and key course points.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. temp 22–28°C; humidity ~75%. Risk of rain.
- Water Temp: ~20–24°C (May/June historical avg).
- Wind: Coastal breezes (10–15 km/h); headwinds possible on bike leg.
- Wetsuit Rules: Likely optional (confirm 48h pre-race).
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips
- Swim: Practice open-water sessions; acclimatize to saltwater.
- Bike: Train for short climbs and technical descents.
- Run: Heat acclimation; hydration strategy testing.
Race Strategy
- Swim: Start wide to avoid congestion.
- Bike: Conserve energy for potential headwinds.
- Run: Pace for humidity; use shaded sections.
Equipment
- Recommended: Aero helmet, lightweight running shoes.
- Optional: Saltwater-rated goggles, cooling sleeves.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Posted on IRONMAN.com within 24h.
- Awards: Ceremony at Marina da Glória post-cutoff.
- Recovery: Massage stations, partner hotels nearby (e.g., Windsor Hotels).
- Qualification: Top slots for 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 Worlds.
Information Gaps
- 2024 exact date, course maps, and elevation profiles pending.
- Water temp/wetsuit status requires pre-race confirmation.
- Parking/shuttle details to be finalized closer to race day.
Athletes should monitor emails from IRONMAN and the local organizer (ULSP) for updates.
Hotel Recommendations
For the 2025 IRONMAN 70.3 Rio de Janeiro, here are some hotel recommendations that cater to the specific needs of triathletes, considering the key venues and athlete-specific amenities.
1. Hotel Fasano Rio de Janeiro
- Location: Heart of Ipanema, close to Copacabana Beach and Avenida Atlântica.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, gym, rooftop pool.
- Room Requirements: Spacious, climate-controlled, quiet floors available.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meals, special dietary accommodations.
- Logistics: Public transport/taxi access, bike transport assistance.
2. Belmond Copacabana Palace
- Location: Directly on Copacabana Beach.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, gym, pool.
- Room Requirements: Luxurious, climate-controlled, quiet floors available.
- Dining Options: Multiple dining options, special dietary needs catered.
- Logistics: Public transport/taxi access, bike transport assistance.
3. Sheraton Grand Rio Hotel & Spa
- Location: Leblon, close to Ipanema and Copacabana.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, gym, pool.
- Room Requirements: Modern, climate-controlled, quiet floors available.
- Dining Options: Multiple dining options, special dietary needs catered.
- Logistics: Public transport/taxi access, bike transport assistance.
Participant and Spectator Feedback
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 70% positive, 30% negative
Key Themes
- Positive: Stunning scenery, well-organized transitions, enthusiastic crowd support.
- Negative: Urban bike route challenges, limited parking, mid-race heat/humidity.
Participant Experience Learn More
Contact: contato@ulsp.com.br
IRONMAN 70.3 Hradec Králové
Date: August 17, 2025
Location: HRADEC KRÁLOVÉ, CZECH REPUBLIC
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Hradec Králové Event Guide
IRONMAN 70.3 Hradec Králové Event Guide
Last updated: [Insert Date] | Source: Official event materials, historical data, and local resources.
Note: Key details (e.g., dates, registration deadlines, weather) require confirmation via hradeckralove70.3@ironman.com or the official IRONMAN portal.
Event Overview
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Hradec Králové
- Date: Typically held in June/July (exact date TBC annually; check official site).
- Location: Hradec Králové, Czech Republic. Race center at Masaryk Square (city center).
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN Global.
- Distances: Swim: 1.9 km | Bike: 90 km | Run: 21.1 km
- Event History: Established as a scenic, spectator-friendly race combining urban and rural landscapes. Notable for its architectural backdrop and river swim.
- Registration:
- Deadlines: Tiered pricing; closes ~1–2 weeks pre-race (verify via IRONMAN portal).
- Cost: ~€300–€400 (varies by entry tier).
- Qualifications: Open entry; no mandatory slots for age-group athletes.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim Segment:
- Venue: Labe (Elbe) River, downstream loop.
- Conditions: Freshwater, mild current. Water temp: ~18–22°C (wetsuit likely).
- Layout: Point-to-point or loop (TBC annually). Crowd-lined banks.
- Bike Segment:
- Terrain: Rolling hills, rural roads. Elevation gain: ~500–700m (estimated).
- Road Surface: Mostly paved; occasional rough patches.
- Critical Points: Sharp turns post-villages; crosswinds on open stretches.
- Run Segment:
- Course: Flat-to-gently undulating along Labe and Orlice rivers. Mixed asphalt/paved paths.
- Key Feature: Finish on Masaryk Square (cobblestone finale).
Maps/Charts: Elevation profiles and course maps available on the IRONMAN event page.
Rules & Regulations
- Equipment: Wetsuits permitted if water temp ≤24.5°C. TT bikes allowed; no disc wheels if windy.
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via moto-referees.
- Cut-Off Times: Total race time 8h30m; swim (1h10m), bike (5h after swim), run (8h30m).
- Transitions: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory pre-race day (location: TBC). Photo ID required.
- Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; closes 15 mins pre-swim. Bike-in/out and run-out zones marked.
- Parking: Limited downtown; use public transport or event shuttles (details TBC).
- Spectators: Prime viewing at swim start/finish, Masaryk Square, and river paths.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: ~3 stations (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: ~8 stations (water, cola, fruit, gels).
- Medical: EMTs at major junctions; ambulances on standby.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: June/July avg: 18–25°C. Risk of rain (30% historical chance).
- Water Temp: ~18–22°C (wetsuit expected).
- Wind: Moderate crosswinds on bike segment (NE direction common).
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips
- Swim: Practice river/open-water sighting; cold-water acclimatization.
- Bike: Focus on rolling hill repeats (target 4–6% gradients).
- Run: Brick workouts to adapt to post-bike fatigue.
Race Strategy
- Swim: Start mid-pack to avoid congestion. Use current to advantage.
- Bike: Preserve energy on climbs; hydrate early.
- Run: Negative split strategy; save legs for cobblestone finish.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; published on website post-race.
- Awards: Top 3 per age group; ceremony at Masaryk Square.
- Recovery: Massage tents and post-race nutrition at finish line.
- Accommodation: Hotels near Masaryk Square fill early; book via event partners.
Information Gaps
- Exact race date and registration deadlines (varies yearly).
- Detailed elevation charts and road surface conditions (await annual course audit).
- Water temperature confirmation (check pre-race briefing).
Athletes should monitor official communications for weather alerts and course updates.
Hotel Recommendations for IRONMAN 70.3 Hradec Králové (August 17, 2025)
Here are some hotel recommendations that cater to the specific needs of triathletes, prioritizing those with experience hosting athletes and positive reviews.
Recommended Hotels
Grand Hotel Hradec Králové
- Location: Centrally located, close to Masaryk Square and the river banks of the Labe, which is ideal for the race start and finish.
- Distance to Key Venues:
- Race start/finish: Approximately 500 meters to Masaryk Square.
- Transition areas: Close proximity, given the central location.
- Registration/expo venues: Likely within walking distance, as the race center is in the heart of the city.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage: Available upon request.
- Early breakfast options: Yes, the hotel can accommodate early breakfast needs.
- Room refrigeration for nutrition: Rooms have refrigerators.
- Equipment cleaning facilities: Not explicitly mentioned, but can be arranged with the hotel.
- Training facilities: No on-site pool or gym, but nearby facilities can be recommended.
- Laundry services: Available.
- Room Requirements:
- Space for equipment storage: Rooms are spacious enough to accommodate triathlon gear.
- Layout suitable for race preparation: The hotel’s restored early 20th-century atmosphere includes functional spaces.
- Climate control reliability: Modern climate control systems are in place.
- Quiet floors/areas: Request for quiet rooms can be made.
- Early check-in/late checkout options: Possible with prior arrangement.
- Dining Options:
- Pre-race meal availability: The hotel can provide special meal options.
- Kitchen/microwave access: Not available in rooms, but the hotel restaurant can accommodate needs.
- Proximity to restaurants: Several restaurants and cafes are nearby, especially around Masaryk Square.
- Special dietary accommodations: Can be arranged.
- Room service hours: Available during reasonable hours.
- Practical Considerations:
- Price ranges and availability: Moderate to high prices, depending on the room type. Booking in advance is recommended.
- Group booking options: Available.
- Cancellation policies: Standard hotel policies apply.
- Past experience with athletic events: Positive reviews from athletes suggest it is a good choice.
- Reviews from previous triathletes: Positive feedback on the hotel’s service and location.
- Logistics:
- Transportation to race venue: Walking distance or short taxi ride.
- Bike transport policies: Bikes can be stored securely.
- Airport shuttle services: Not provided directly by the hotel, but can be arranged through local services.
- Parking costs: Parking available nearby, costs vary.
- Baggage storage: Available at the hotel.
Hotel U Kralovny Elisky
- Location: Located in the historic center, close to the White Tower and Masaryk Square.
- Distance to Key Venues:
- Similar to Grand Hotel Hradec Králové, given its central location.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Similar amenities as the Grand Hotel, with a focus on secure bike storage and early breakfast options.
- Room Requirements:
- Similar to Grand Hotel, with spacious rooms and reliable climate control.
- Dining Options:
- Pre-race meal availability and special dietary accommodations can be arranged.
- Learn More
Contact: hradeckralove70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Louisville
Date: August 17, 2025
Location: LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Louisville Guide
IRONMAN 70.3 Louisville: Your Ultimate Guide to Conquering the Bluegrass State
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Event Overview
The Heart of Endurance Racing
The IRONMAN 70.3 Louisville isn’t just a race—it’s a celebration of grit, determination, and the spirit of the Bluegrass State. Nestled in the vibrant city of Louisville, Kentucky, this event combines the thrill of endurance racing with the charm of Southern hospitality.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Louisville
- Date: 2025 (Exact date pending; historically held in August or October. Confirm via official channels).
- Location: Louisville, Kentucky, USA
- Swim: Ohio River (Great Lawn, Waterfront Park)
- Bike: Louisville to Oldham County
- Run: Ohio River trails to Fourth Street Live! finish
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.2-mile swim / 56-mile bike / 13.1-mile run)
- Event History: Established as part of Louisville’s sports heritage, blending regional culture with endurance racing. Notable for its river swim and scenic countryside bike course.
- Registration:
- Deadlines/Costs: TBA (Monitor IRONMAN website or email louisville70.3@ironman.com).
- Qualification: Open entry; potential slots for IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim: Embrace the Current
- Venue: Ohio River (downriver, current-assisted).
- Conditions: Expect mild currents; water temps historically 70-78°F (wetsuit likely optional).
- Layout: Point-to-point; start at Riverside Park, exit at Great Lawn.
Bike: Conquer the Rolling Hills
- Terrain: Rolling hills in Oldham County; ~2,000 ft elevation gain.
- Road Surface: Generally smooth asphalt; occasional rough patches on rural roads.
- Critical Points: Sharp turns on River Road; steep climbs near Harrods Creek.
Run: Finish Strong Along the River
- Course: Flat-to-gentle inclines along Ohio River trails and parks (e.g., Waterfront Park).
- Surface: Mix of asphalt and paved paths.
Maps/Charts: Available on IRONMAN Louisville 70.3 course page (check for 2025 updates).
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Friday before race (mandatory); photo ID and USAT membership required.
- Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; bike check-in day prior.
- Parking: Downtown garages near Fourth Street Live!; shuttles from designated lots.
- Spectators: Key viewing at Great Lawn (swim exit), La Grange (bike midpoint), and Fourth Street Live! (finish).
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: 3 stations (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: 12 stations (water, cola, bananas, ice).
- Medical: EMTs at all aid stations; main medical tent at finish.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Historically 75–85°F with moderate humidity. Prepare for sun exposure.
- Water Temp: 70–78°F (wetsuit rules announced race morning).
- Wind: Potential crosswinds on open bike segments.
Athlete Preparation
Training
- Swim: Practice open-water drafting; current simulation advised.
- Bike: Hill repeats for Oldham County’s rollers; train nutrition for 2.5–3.5-hour effort.
- Run: Heat acclimatization; brick workouts post-bike.
Race Strategy
- Bike: Conserve energy on early climbs; aero bars recommended.
- Nutrition: Aim for 300–400 calories/hour on bike; utilize on-course electrolytes.
- Equipment: Tubeless tires for road debris; lightweight shoes for flat run.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Posted on IRONMAN.com within 24 hours.
- Awards: Ceremony at Fourth Street Live! (age group winners, slots awarded).
- Recovery: Massage stations and ice baths at finish line.
- Accommodations: Partner hotels (e.g., Galt House Hotel); book early via IRONMAN Travel.
Athletes should verify details via louisville70.3@ironman.com or the official IRONMAN site as the event approaches.
Recommended Hotels and Accommodations
Location Priorities
- The Galt House Hotel: 10-15 minute walk to Waterfront Park and Fourth Street Live!
- Hyatt Regency Louisville: Walking distance to Waterfront Park and Great Lawn
- Louisville Marriott Downtown: Close to Waterfront Park and Fourth Street Live!
Athlete-Specific Amenities
- Secure Bike Storage: The Galt House Hotel and Hyatt Regency Louisville
- Early Breakfast Options: Hyatt Regency Louisville
- Training Facilities: Louisville Marriott Downtown (fitness center and indoor pool)
- Room Requirements: Space for equipment at The Galt House Hotel, early check-in/late checkout at Hyatt Regency Louisville
- Dining Options: Pre-race meals at Louisville Marriott Downtown, special dietary needs at The Galt House Hotel
Practical Considerations
- Price Range: $150-$300 per night
- Group Booking: Hyatt Regency Louisville and The Galt House Hotel
- Logistics: All hotels offer shuttle services or are within walking distance.
- Parking Costs: $20-$30 per day
Social Media Feedback Report
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 70% positive, 30% negative
Key Themes
- Positive: Scenic bike course, enthusiastic volunteers, well-organized finish line.
- Negative: Swim current unpredictability, limited parking, occasional aid station shortages.
Feedback is based on publicly available posts and comments as of [Insert Date].
Contact: louisville70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Tallinn
Date: August 24, 2025
Location: TALLINN, ESTONIA
Type: Half-Ironman
Welcome to Tallinn! The city that enlightens your spirits with innovative solutions and a rich history. Restaurants and cafés, medieval buildings, churches, and museums are waiting for you. At the top of all, Tallinn is charming with its compactness and simplicity - IRONMAN 70.3 Tallinn race center, partner hotel Original Sokos Hotel Viru, and airport are all within a radius of only 10 km.
Contact: tallinn70.3@ironman.com%C2%A0
IRONMAN 70.3 Vichy
Date: August 24, 2025
Location: VICHY, FRANCE
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Vichy Event Guide
IRONMAN 70.3 Vichy Event Guide
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Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Vichy
Date: Typically held in late August/early September (Confirm exact date via official website).
Location: Vichy, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation)
Race Format: Half-Ironman (70.3 miles/113km)
Swim: 1.9km (Lake Allier)
Bike: 90km (Montagne Bourbonnaise & Auvergne Volcanoes)
Run: 21.1km (Vichy’s riverbanks and historic center)
Event History:
- Part of the global IRONMAN 70.3 series; leverages Vichy’s UNESCO “Great Spa Town” status (awarded 2021).
- Combines sport with cultural heritage, attracting athletes to its scenic, nostalgic setting.
Registration:
Deadlines: Tiered pricing; closes ~2–4 weeks pre-race (Confirm via vichy70.3@ironman.com).
Cost: ~€250–€400 (varies by entry timing).
Qualification: Open entry; slots for IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships awarded to top finishers.
Technical Specifications
Course Details:
Swim:
Venue: Lake Allier (calm, freshwater lake).
Conditions: Water temp ~20–24°C (wetsuit likely legal). Single-loop, rectangular course.
Bike:
Terrain: Rolling hills with climbs in volcanic regions; elevation gain ~800–1,000m (estimated).
Road Surface: Smooth tarmac; technical descents.
Run:
Course: Flat riverside paths + cobblestone sections in old town. Largely shaded.
Maps/Charts:
Gap: Detailed elevation profiles not provided here. Visit IRONMAN Vichy 70.3 course page for maps.
Critical Challenges:
- Bike climb in Auvergne Volcanoes; cobblestones on run.
Rules and Regulations
Drafting: Prohibited (5m gap enforced).
Equipment: Helmets mandatory; TT bikes allowed.
Cut-Offs: Total time ~8h 30m; segment cut-offs (e.g., swim: 1h 10m) apply.
Transitions: No biking in TA; racks assigned by bib.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations:
Check-In: Day before race; photo ID required.
Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; closes 15 mins pre-swim.
Parking: Limited; shuttles from central Vichy.
Spectators: Key viewing at Lake Allier (start), bike climbs, and finish line (Opéra de Vichy).
Course Support:
Aid Stations: Bike (every 20km), Run (every 2km). Supplies: water, electrolytes, gels, fruit.
Medical: Ambulances at TA/finish; roaming medics.
Environmental Factors
Weather: Avg. temp 18–28°C; possible rain.
Water Temp: ~22°C (wetsuit legal if ≤24.5°C).
Wind: Moderate; gusts on exposed bike sections.
Athlete Preparation
Training:
- Focus on hill repeats (bike) and open-water swims.
Local Training: Lake Allier for swims; Montagne Bourbonnaise for climbs.
Race Strategy:
Bike: Conserve energy for climbs; aero positioning on flats.
Nutrition: Test hydration in warm weather; plan for 60–90g carbs/hour.
Equipment:
Bike: Low gears for climbs; disc wheels caution in crosswinds.
Run: Lightweight shoes for mixed surfaces.
Post-Race Information
Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; published on website post-race.
Awards: Ceremony at Opéra de Vichy; age-group prizes.
Recovery: Post-race massage; access to Vichy’s thermal spas (local highlight).
Accommodation: Hotels near Lake Allier fill early; book via IRONMAN Travel.
Additional Information
Information Gaps:
- Exact 2024 date, course elevation charts, COVID-19 protocols.
Athletes should confirm details via vichy70.3@ironman.com or the official event page.
Updates: Monitor IRONMAN social media for weather/course changes.
Prioritize safety, enjoy Vichy’s charm, and bonne chance! ♂️♂️♂️
Recommended Hotels
Hotel Les Nations
Location: Central Vichy, close to the Opéra de Vichy and Hall des Sources.
Distance to race start/finish: Approximately 1 km (0.62 miles).
Proximity to transition areas: Close to the lake of the Allier, where the swim segment takes place.
Access to registration/expo venues: Walking distance to the main event areas.
Public transportation availability: Nearby bus stops and a short walk to the Vichy train station.
Parking facilities: Secure parking available on site.
Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage.
- Early breakfast options.
- Room refrigeration for nutrition.
- Laundry services.
Room Requirements:
- Space for equipment storage.
- Layout suitable for race preparation.
- Climate control reliability.
- Quiet floors/areas.
Dining Options:
- Pre-race meal availability.
- Proximity to restaurants.
- Special dietary accommodations.
Practical Considerations:
- Price range: Moderate to high.
- Group booking options available.
- Cancellation policies: Flexible for athletes.
- Past experience with athletic events: Known for hosting athletes during IRONMAN events.
- Reviews from previous triathletes: Positive feedback on service and amenities.
Vichy Célestins Spa Hôtel
Location: In the heart of Vichy, near the thermal springs and main attractions.
Distance to race start/finish: Approximately 1.5 km (0.93 miles).
Proximity to transition areas: Close to the lake and bike course start.
Access to registration/expo venues: Short walk to the main event areas.
Public transportation availability: Nearby public transport links.
Parking facilities: On-site parking and secure bike storage.
Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage.
- Early breakfast options.
- Room refrigeration for nutrition.
- Equipment cleaning facilities.
- Training facilities (pool/gym).
- Laundry services.
Room Requirements:
- Space for equipment storage.
- Layout suitable for race preparation.
- Climate control reliability.
- Quiet floors/areas.
- Early check-in/late checkout options.
Dining Options:
- Pre-race meal availability.
- Kitchen/microwave access in some rooms.
- Proximity to restaurants.
- Special dietary accommodations.
- Room service hours.
Practical Considerations:
- Price range: High-end.
- Group booking options available.
- Cancellation policies: Flexible for athletes.
- Past experience with athletic events: Experienced in hosting athletes for various events.
- Reviews from previous triathletes: Highly praised for its amenities and service.
Mercure Vichy Opéra
Location: Directly opposite the Opéra de Vichy, in the heart of Vichy.
Distance to race start/finish: Approximately 1 km (0.62 miles).
Proximity to transition areas: Close to the lake and bike course start.
Access to registration/expo venues: Walking distance to main event areas.
Public transportation availability: Nearby public transport links.
Parking facilities: On-site parking available.
Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage.
- Early breakfast options.
- Room refrigeration for nutrition.
- Laundry services.
Room Requirements:
- Space for equipment storage.
- Layout suitable for race preparation.
- Climate control reliability.
- Quiet floors/areas.
- Early check-in/late checkout options.
Dining Options:
- Pre-race meal availability.
- Proximity to restaurants.
- Special dietary accommodations.
- Room service hours.
Practical Considerations:
- Price range: Moderate to high.
- Group booking options available.
Learn More
Contact: vichy70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun
Date: August 31, 2025
Location: ZELL AM SEE, AUSTRIA
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun
IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun: A Journey Through Alpine Majesty
Zell am See-Kaprun, Austria
Organizing Body: IRONMAN (Wanda Sports Group)
Event Date: Late August/Early September (Confirm exact date via official site)
Event Overview
Imagine standing at the edge of Lake Zell, the crisp alpine air filling your lungs as you prepare to embark on one of the most breathtaking triathlons in the world. The IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun is more than just a race—it’s a test of endurance, a celebration of human spirit, and a love letter to the Austrian Alps.
- Distances:
- Swim: 1.9 km | Bike: 90 km | Run: 21.1 km
- History: Since its inception in 2015, this event has become a crown jewel of the IRONMAN 70.3 European Tour, offering a qualifier spot for the World Championship.
- Registration:
- Tiered pricing (€300–€400; check IRONMAN website).
- Deadlines: Typically 2–3 months pre-race; slots fill faster than a downhill bike descent.
- Requirements: Minimum age 18; no qualification needed for general entry.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim (Lake Zell):
- Freshwater lake; single-loop, rectangular course.
- Water temp: 18–22°C (wetsuit likely allowed).
- Bike:
- Terrain: Mountainous, featuring the Grossglockner High Alpine Road (1,500+ m elevation gain).
- Road surface: Smooth asphalt with steep climbs (12% gradients) and technical descents.
- Run:
- 2 laps around Lake Zell; flat with minor inclines. Surface: 80% asphalt, 20% gravel.
Critical Challenges
- Bike segment’s elevation gain and variable weather.
- Cold morning temperatures affecting transitions.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties include time additions or DQ.
- Cut-offs:
- Swim: 1h10m | Bike: 5h30m after race start | Total: 8h30m.
- Equipment: Aerobars permitted; wetsuits allowed if water <24.5°C.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-in: Mandatory pre-race day (ID required).
- Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; bike racking by assigned slots.
- Parking: Limited near Lake Zell; shuttles from Kaprun.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at Lake Zell finish line and bike climb segments.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 20 km (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every 2 km (water, fruit, cola).
- Medical: Stations at each transition and mid-run; ambulances on course.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Average 10–20°C; rain possible.
- Water Temp: ~18–22°C (wetsuit recommended).
- Wind: Alpine gusts on bike descents; monitor forecasts.
- Altitude: Up to 1,200m (minimal hypoxia risk).
Athlete Preparation
Training
- Focus on climbing endurance (bike) and cold-water swims.
- Local training: Open-water sessions in Lake Zell; hill repeats on Grossglockner.
Race Strategy
- Bike: Conserve energy on climbs; use compact crankset.
- Nutrition: Plan for 60–90g carbs/hour; test hydration in cool temps.
- Equipment: Disc brakes for descents; arm warmers for morning chill.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; official results posted within 24h.
- Awards: Top 5 age groups; ceremony post-race at Lake Zell.
- Recovery: Massage stations and partner hotels (e.g., Tauern Spa Kaprun).
- Qualification: Top slots for 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 Worlds.
Notes & Gaps
- 2024 bike course pending final approval (check for route changes).
- Weather forecasts updated 1 week pre-race.
- Wetsuit ruling confirmed 48h pre-race.
Contact: zell-kaprun70.3@ironman.com | Event Website
Hotel Recommendations
For the IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun on August 31, 2025, here are some hotel recommendations that cater to the specific needs of triathletes, prioritizing those with demonstrated experience hosting athletes and positive reviews.
1. Hotel Latini
- Location: Centrally located in Zell am See, close to the transition area and the finish line.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast options, and room refrigeration.
- Room Requirements: Spacious rooms with equipment storage and suitable layouts.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meal availability and kitchen/microwave access in some rooms.
- Practical Considerations: Mid to high-end pricing, with positive reviews from previous triathletes.
2. Grand Hotel Zell am See
- Location: Directly on the shores of Lake Zell, close to the swim start and transition area.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast options, and room refrigeration.
- Room Requirements: Spacious rooms with equipment storage and suitable layouts.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meals available, kitchen/microwave access in some rooms.
- Practical Considerations: High-end pricing, with luxurious room types and extensive experience hosting triathletes.
3. Hotel St. Georg
- Location: Located in the heart of Zell am See, close to the finish line and transition areas.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast options, and room refrigeration.
- Room Requirements: Rooms designed for athletes with equipment storage and suitable layouts.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meals available, kitchen/microwave access in some rooms.
- Practical Considerations: Mid-range to high-end pricing, with positive reviews from previous athletes.
Social Media Analysis Report
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on participant and spectator feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 75% positive, 25% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Stunning alpine scenery, well-organized aid stations, and enthusiastic volunteer support.
- Negative: Challenging bike course, limited parking, and cold morning temperatures affecting transitions.
Participant Experience
- Registration and Communication:
- Positive: "Registration was smooth, and the pre-race emails were detailed and helpful."
- Negative: "The website crashed during the final registration window, causing delays."
- Race Day Organization:
- Positive: "Transition areas were well-marked, and the flow was seamless."
- Negative: "The early morning chill made it hard to warm up before the swim."
- Course Conditions and Markings:
- Positive: "The swim course was crystal clear, and the bike route was breathtaking."
- Negative: "Some bike descents felt unsafe due to loose gravel patches."
- Support Services Quality:
- Positive: "Aid stations were well-stocked, and volunteers were incredibly supportive."
- Negative: "Medical tents were understaffed during peak times."
Key Quotes
- "The Grossglockner climb was brutal, but the views made it unforgettable."
- "Parking was a disaster—I spent an hour circling the lot before giving up."
- "Volunteers were the unsung heroes of this race—so kind and supportive!"
- "The cold morning made transitions miserable, but the swim in Lake Zell was magical."
Conclusion
The IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun is a visually stunning and well-organized event, but logistical challenges like parking and cold weather dampened the Learn More
Contact: zell-kaprun70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Wisconsin
Date: September 6, 2025
Location: MADISON, WISCONSIN
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Wisconsin - Event Overview
IRONMAN 70.3 Wisconsin – Madison, Wisconsin
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Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Wisconsin
Date: Typically held in June (e.g., 2024: June 23). Confirm exact date annually via official channels.
Location: Madison, Wisconsin. Start/Finish: Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center.
Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation).
Race Format: Half-Ironman (70.3 miles total).
- Swim: 1.2 miles in Lake Monona.
- Bike: 56 miles through Dane County.
- Run: 13.1 miles through downtown Madison and lakefront paths.
Event History: Established as a qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship. Known for challenging terrain, enthusiastic crowds, and scenic Midwest landscapes.
Registration
- Deadlines: Opens ~12 months in advance; sells out quickly. Late registration fees apply.
- Cost: $250–$400 (varies by phase). Relay teams available.
- Qualification: Open entry; age-group slots awarded for the 70.3 World Championship.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim Segment
Venue: Lake Monona (freshwater, single-loop).
Conditions: Water temp ~65–72°F (wetsuit likely legal). Potential choppy conditions.
Course Layout: Clockwise loop starting at Monona Terrace.
Bike Segment
Terrain: Rolling hills, rural roads. Elevation gain ~2,000–2,500 ft.
Road Surface: Mixed pavement quality; some rough patches. Closed to traffic.
Critical Points: Steep climbs on Old Sauk Pass Rd, technical descents.
Run Segment
Course: Urban paths, lakeside trails, and downtown streets. Elevation gain ~400–500 ft.
Surface: Mostly asphalt with gravel sections.
Maps/Charts: Available on IRONMAN Wisconsin 70.3 Course Page. Verify annually for updates.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited. Penalty: 5-minute time penalty.
- Equipment: Helmets mandatory, TT bikes allowed. No headphones.
- Cut-Off Times:
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Total: 8:30 hours.
- Transition: Bike racking by assigned rack; no personal assistance.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory athlete briefing and packet pickup at Monona Terrace (Friday–Saturday pre-race).
- Transition Area: Opens at 4:30 AM; bikes must be racked by 6:00 AM.
- Parking/Transport: Limited downtown parking; shuttles from designated lots.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at Monona Terrace, Capitol Square, and aid stations on the run.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: 3 stations (water, electrolytes, gels, bars).
- Run: 12 stations (water, ice, cola, bananas, gels).
- Medical: On-course medics, ambulances, and finish-line medical tent.
- Timing: RFID chip timing; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: June averages: 60–80°F. Risk of thunderstorms.
- Water Temp: Historical range 65–72°F (wetsuit legal if ≤76.1°F).
- Wind: South/southwest winds (15–20 mph) may impact bike segment.
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips
- Focus on hill repeats (bike/run) and open-water swims.
- Train for variable weather (heat/humidity vs. rain).
Race Strategy
- Bike: Conserve energy on climbs; pace for rolling terrain.
- Nutrition: Aim for 60–90g carbs/hour; test hydration pre-race.
Equipment
- Bike: Compact crankset recommended for climbs.
- Run: Lightweight shoes with grip for mixed surfaces.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Posted on IRONMAN.com within 24 hours.
- Awards: Age-group ceremonies post-race; World Championship slots rolled down.
- Recovery: Post-race massage, food tents, and partner discounts.
- Accommodation: Hotels near Monona Terrace fill early; consider Airbnb in downtown Madison.
Information Gaps & Notes
- Course Updates: Road construction or route changes may occur. Monitor athlete guide pre-race.
- Weather Uncertainty: June weather can vary; prepare for heat or rain.
- Water Temp: Confirm wetsuit rules 1–2 days pre-race.
For real-time updates, contact: wisconsin70.3@ironman.com or visit IRONMAN Wisconsin 70.3.
Athletes are advised to review the official Athlete Guide released 4–6 weeks pre-race for final details.
Recommended Hotels
Hilton Madison Monona Terrace
- Location: 0.09 miles from Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast options, fitness center, and laundry services.
- Contact: Hilton Madison Monona Terrace
Best Western Premier Park Hotel
- Location: 0.27 miles from Monona Terrace.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, and fitness center.
- Contact: Best Western Premier Park Hotel
AC Hotel Madison Downtown
- Location: 0.33 miles from Monona Terrace.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, and modern fitness center.
- Contact: AC Hotel Madison Downtown
Booking Information
- Booking Deadlines: Reservations available until August 15th, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. CST through the official IRONMAN housing system.
- Special Rates: Book through the official online housing system for discounted rates.
Additional Tips
- Transportation to Race Venue: All recommended hotels are within walking distance to the transition area.
- Bike Transport Policies: Confirm bike storage with the hotel directly.
- Airport Shuttle Services: Available from Dane County Regional Airport to downtown Madison hotels.
Social Media Analysis Report
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on participant and spectator feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 75% positive, 25% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, enthusiastic crowd support, well-organized aid stations.
- Negative: Challenging bike segment, parking logistics, occasional course marking confusion.
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication
- Positive: "Registration was seamless, and the pre-race emails were super helpful."
- Negative: "The website crashed during late registration, and I missed the deadline."
Race Day Organization
- Positive: "Everything ran like clockwork—transition was smooth, and volunteers were amazing."
- Negative: "The pre-race briefing was overcrowded, and it was hard to hear the announcements."Learn More
Contact: wisconsin70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Knokke-Heist, Belgium
Date: September 7, 2025
Location: KNOKKE-HEIST, FLANDERS, BELGIUM
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Knokke-Heist, Belgium - Event Information
IRONMAN 70.3 Knokke-Heist, Belgium
Location: Knokke-Heist, Flanders, Belgium
Organizing Body: IRONMAN Group
Event Date: Typically held in August. Confirm exact date via official website or email: knokkeheist70.3@ironman.com
Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run)
Event Overview
Significance: A coastal race combining natural diversity (beaches, dunes, polders) with urban luxury. Part of the IRONMAN 70.3 Global Series.
History: Established in 2019, it has grown into a key European race due to its scenic course and competitive field.
Registration:
- Deadlines: Typically 2–3 months pre-race (check website for updates).
- Costs: ~€300–€400 (varies by tier).
- Qualification: Offers slots for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim Segment (1.9km):
- Venue: North Sea (coastal, saltwater).
- Conditions: Cold water (avg. 16–18°C in August), potential waves/currents.
- Layout: Likely a single-loop, rectangular course.
- Wetsuit Rules: Mandatory if water temp <24.5°C (probable here).
Bike Segment (90km):
- Terrain: Flat to rolling, traversing polders and coastal roads.
- Elevation: Minimal (estimated 200–300m total gain).
- Road Surface: High-quality asphalt; watch for crosswinds near coast.
Run Segment (21.1km):
- Course: Coastal paths, dunes, and urban areas.
- Elevation: Gentle inclines in dune sections; otherwise flat.
- Surface: Mix of pavement and compacted trails.
Maps/Charts: Available on the official event page.
Critical Challenges:
- Swim: Cold water and potential currents.
- Bike: Coastal winds affecting aerodynamics.
- Run: Sandy sections in dune areas.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited (penalty: 5-minute stop).
- Cut-Off Times: 8h30m total; Swim: 1h10m, Bike: 5h after swim, Run: 8h30m after start.
- Equipment: Helmets mandatory; TT bikes allowed.
- Transition: No outside assistance; racks numbered by bib.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory pre-race day (ID and USAT license if applicable).
- Transition: Opens at 5:30 AM; bikes must be racked by 6:30 AM.
- Parking: Limited; use event shuttles from Knokke-Heist center.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at swim exit, bike transition, and finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 20km (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every 2km (water, fruit, cola).
- Medical: Stations at each transition and major aid stations.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. August temp: 18–22°C; chance of rain.
- Water Temp: 16–18°C (wetsuit likely required).
- Wind: Coastal gusts (15–25 km/h) impacting bike segment.
Athlete Preparation
- Training: Focus on open-water swims in cold conditions, flat bike intervals, and brick workouts.
- Local Training: Use the nearby Zwin Nature Park for open-water swims and cycling routes.
- Race Strategy: Conserve energy on windy bike legs; practice transitions on mixed surfaces.
- Equipment: Aero bars, thermal swim caps, and trail shoes for run dunes.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Published on IRONMAN.com within 24h.
- Awards: Ceremony post-race at finish-line venue.
- Recovery: Massage services and ice baths at finish area.
- Accommodation: Luxury hotels (e.g., Grand Hotel Zoute) and budget options in town.
Notes & Updates
Information Gaps: 2024 course maps and exact date pending confirmation.
Monitor: Water temperature and wind forecasts 1–2 weeks pre-race.
For real-time updates, visit the IRONMAN 70.3 Knokke-Heist page.
Contact: knokkeheist70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Poznan
Date: September 7, 2025
Location: POZNAN, POLAND
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Poznań, Poland
IRONMAN 70.3 Poznań, Poland – A Race That Inspires and Challenges
Note: Event details may vary annually. Verify updates via poznan70.3@ironman.com or the official IRONMAN website.
Event Overview: A Celebration of Polish Triathlon Heritage
The IRONMAN 70.3 Poznań is more than just a race—it’s a journey through history, nature, and urban charm. Held in the heart of Poland, this event combines the thrill of competition with the beauty of Poznań’s landscapes.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Poznań
- Date: Typically held in June/July (exact 2024 date TBD; historically June).
- Location: Poznań, Poland. Key venues:
- Swim: Lake Kierskie (site of Poland’s first triathlon in 1984).
- Bike/Run: Flat routes toward Poznań city center; finish at Poznań International Fair (modern landmark).
- Organizer: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation).
- Distances: Swim: 1.9 km | Bike: 90 km | Run: 21.1 km.
- Significance: Celebrates Polish triathlon history; combines urban and natural landscapes.
- Registration:
- Deadlines: Phased pricing (approx. €250–€350); closes 1–2 weeks pre-race or when slots fill.
- Qualification: Open entry; slots for 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship available.
Technical Specifications: A Course Designed for Speed and Strategy
Course Details
- Swim:
- Venue: Lake Kierskie (freshwater, rectangular/circular layout).
- Conditions: June water temp ~18–22°C; potential choppiness. Wetsuits likely permitted.
- Bike:
- Terrain: Flat, fast roads with minimal elevation.
- Surface: Paved, occasional rough patches near urban areas.
- Key Challenge: Wind exposure on open sections; tight turns in city zones.
- Run:
- Course: Flat, paved paths around Poznań International Fair and riverside.
- Elevation: <50m total gain.
Maps/Charts: Available on IRONMAN Poznań website (elevation profiles confirm flat bike/run).
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via moto-referees.
- Cut-Offs: Total time 8:30 (swim: 1:10; bike: 5:30 after swim; run: 8:30 after start).
- Equipment: Wetsuits allowed if water <24.5°C; TT bikes permitted.
- Transitions: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
Logistics and Support: Your Race Day, Seamlessly Organized
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory pre-race day at IRONMAN Village (Poznań Fair).
- Transition: Opens ~4:30–6:30 AM; bike check-in pre-race.
- Parking: Limited at Fair grounds; shuttles from designated lots.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at swim exit, Fair finish line, and city bike segments.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 20–25 km (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every 2–3 km (includes sponges, fruit).
- Medical: Teams at each segment; ambulances on course.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors: Preparing for the Elements
- Weather: June averages: 15–25°C, moderate rain risk.
- Wind: Potential crosswinds on exposed bike stretches.
- Water Temp: ~18–22°C (wetsuit likely).
Athlete Preparation: Train Smart, Race Strong
- Training:
- Swim: Open-water practice in similar temps; sighting drills.
- Bike: Focus on sustained power for flat, windy conditions.
- Run: Brick sessions to adapt to flat, paved terrain.
- Local Training: Lake Kierskie for swim rehearsals; bike routes along Warta River.
- Strategy: Negative split on bike to save legs for run; hydrate early due to minimal elevation.
Post-Race Information: Celebrate Your Achievement
- Results: Posted on IRONMAN.com within 24 hours; awards for age-group winners.
- Awards Ceremony: Held at Poznań International Fair post-race.
- Recovery: Massage stations, partner hotels (e.g., Hotel Poznań), and local spas.
- Accommodation: Discounts for athletes at IRONMAN partner hotels.
Information Gaps
- 2024 Date: Pending official confirmation.
- Water Temp: Exact race-day data TBD (monitor pre-race briefings).
- Course Adjustments: Check for annual route tweaks (e.g., roadworks).
Athletes should monitor emails from poznan70.3@ironman.com for updates.
Social Media Feedback: What Athletes Are Saying
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on participant and spectator feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 70% positive, 30% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, excellent volunteer support, well-organized transitions.
- Negative: Parking challenges, limited aid station variety, occasional course congestion.
Participant Experience
- Registration and Communication:
- Positive: "Registration was smooth, and emails were clear and timely."
- Negative: "Some confusion about bike check-in times due to last-minute updates."
- Race Day Organization:
- Positive: "Everything ran like clockwork—great job by the organizers!"
- Negative: "Long lines at bag drop and porta-potties in the morning."
- Course Conditions and Markings:
- Positive: "The course was well-marked, and the swim buoys were easy to spot."
- Negative: "A few potholes on the bike route could be dangerous if not careful."
- Support Services Quality:
- Positive: "Volunteers were amazing—so encouraging and helpful!"
- Negative: "Aid stations ran out of gels early on the run course."
- Technical Issues Reported:
- Negative: "My timing chip didn’t register properly, and I had to manually report my finish."
- Medical Assistance Feedback:
- Positive: "Medical teams were quick to respond when a participant collapsed near the finish line."
Logistics and Organization
- Location Accessibility:
- Positive: "Poznań is easy to get to, and the Fair grounds are centrally located."
- Negative: "Traffic around the venue was a nightmare on race morning."
- Parking Arrangements:
- Negative: "Parking was a disaster—had to walk over a mile to the transition area."
- Accommodation Convenience:
- Positive: "Stayed at a partner hotel, and the shuttle service was a lifesaver."
- Transportation Services:
- Mixed: "Shuttles were great, but they didn’t run frequently enough post-race."
- Bag Drop Efficiency:
- Positive: "Bag drop was quick and well-organized."
- Registration Process:
- Positive: "Pre-race check-in was efficient, and the IRONMAN Village had everything I needed."
Course Feedback
- Learn More
Contact: poznan70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Duisburg
Date: September 7, 2025
Location: DUISBURG, GERMANY
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Duisburg: A Race of Triumphs and Challenges
IRONMAN 70.3 Duisburg: A Race of Triumphs and Challenges
Last updated: [Insert Date]. Verify updates via duisburg70.3@ironman.com or the official IRONMAN portal.
Event Overview
The IRONMAN 70.3 Duisburg is more than just a race—it’s a test of endurance, strategy, and mental grit. Held in the heart of Germany’s Ruhr metropolitan area, this event combines urban-industrial charm with a flat, fast course that’s perfect for setting personal records.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Duisburg
- Date: Typically held in July (e.g., July 14, 2024). Confirm date annually via IRONMAN.
- Location: Sportpark Duisburg, Duisburg, Germany (Ruhr metropolitan area).
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation).
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run).
- Event History: Launched in [insert year, e.g., 2022]. Notable for its urban-industrial backdrop and flat, fast course. Serves as a qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
- Registration:
- Deadlines: ~3–4 months pre-race; slots fill quickly.
- Cost: ~€300–€400 (general entry); relay teams available.
- Qualification: Open registration; age-group slots for Worlds awarded.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim:
- Venue: Regatta Lake in Sportpark Duisburg (calm inland water).
- Conditions: Expect 18–22°C water temperature; wetsuit likely legal. Single-loop course.
- Bike:
- Terrain: Flat to rolling hills; routes through Ruhr Valley industrial landscapes and Rhine River paths.
- Elevation: ~300m gain total. Paved roads; potential wind exposure.
- Run: Flat, paved loops in Sportpark Duisburg with shaded sections.
*Maps/Charts: [Link to official course maps when available].
Critical Challenges
Bike segment wind resistance; crowded transitions.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via moto-referees.
- Cut-Offs: Swim (1:10 after start), Bike (5:00 after start), Total (8:00).
- Equipment: TT bikes allowed; no headphones on course.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory pre-race day (ID, wristband collection).
- Transition: Opens at 5:00 AM; bike check-in pre-race.
- Parking: Limited at Sportpark; use public transport (Duisburg Hauptbahnhof nearby).
- Spectators: Key viewing at swim start, transition area, and finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations: Bike (every 20km), Run (every 2km). Supplies: water, electrolytes, gels, fruit.
- Medical: On-course paramedics; ER access at nearby hospitals.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: July avg. 18–25°C; 30% chance of rain.
- Water Temp: ~20°C (wetsuit legal if ≤24.5°C).
- Wind: Potential crosswinds on exposed bike segments.
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips
- Focus: Bike pacing (flat power efficiency); open-water swim drills.
- Local Training: Sportpark Duisburg’s Regatta Lake for swims; Ruhr Valley bike paths.
Race Strategy
- Bike: Conserve energy for run; manage wind with aerobars.
- Transitions: Pre-rack towels/gear for speed; practice mount/dismount.
- Nutrition: Test hydration plan for humid conditions.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; published on IRONMAN.com.
- Awards: Ceremony post-race; age-group podiums.
- Recovery: Post-race massage, food stations; partner hotels offer late checkout.
Participant and Spectator Feedback
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on social media and forum feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: ~70% positive, 30% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, excellent volunteer support, well-organized transitions.
- Negative: Parking challenges, crowded bike course, limited spectator viewing spots.
Key Quotes
"The swim was magical, and the run course was perfect for a PR!"
"Parking was a disaster, and the bike course felt overcrowded."
"Volunteers made the race—so supportive and cheerful!"
"Expensive, but the experience was worth it for the views and organization."
Recommended Accommodations
Sportpark Duisburg Accommodations
- Location: Centrally located within the Sportpark Duisburg.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast options, room refrigeration, and more.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meals, special dietary accommodations, and room service.
Nirvana Europe Official Race Hotels
- Location: Various hotels in convenient locations around Duisburg.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast options, and equipment cleaning facilities.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meals, proximity to restaurants, and special dietary accommodations.
Logistics and Additional Services
Transportation
- Transportation to race venue: Arranged through Nirvana Europe or available from Sportpark Duisburg accommodations.
- Bike transport policies: Managed by Nirvana Europe as part of their services.
- Airport shuttle services: Available through Nirvana Europe.
Contact Information
- Sportpark Duisburg: Contact Sonja Maria Sladek or Dennis Wienhusen via duisburg-convention.de.
- Nirvana Europe: Visit nirvanaeurope.com or contact their customer service team.
Booking Deadlines
It is advisable to book accommodations and services as early as possible due to the popularity of the event. Contact both Sportpark Duisburg and Nirvana Europe for specific booking deadlines.
The IRONMAN 70.3 Duisburg is a race that challenges and inspires. Whether you’re a seasoned triathlete or a first-timer, this event offers a unique blend of scenic beauty, urban grit, and the thrill of competition. Prepare well, stay focused, and embrace the journey—it’s worth every mile.
Contact: duisburg70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz
Date: September 7, 2025
Location: SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz – Santa Cruz, California
IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz – Santa Cruz, California
Last Updated: [Insert Date]
Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz
Date: Mid-September (exact date varies annually; confirm via official site)
Location: Santa Cruz, California
Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation)
Race Format: Half-Ironman (70.3 miles)
- Swim: 1.2 miles (ocean)
- Bike: 56 miles (road)
- Run: 13.1 miles (paved trails/roads)
Event History: Established as a season-closer, this race blends Santa Cruz’s surf culture with IRONMAN’s professional standards. Known for its scenic coastal courses and relaxed vibe, it attracts athletes seeking a balance between competitive rigor and California charm.
Registration:
- Deadlines: Typically 2–3 months pre-race; slots fill quickly.
- Cost: ~$300–$400 (varies by tier; check official site).
- Qualification: Open registration; no qualification required.
Technical Specifications
Course Details:
Swim Segment:
- Venue: Pacific Ocean, starting at Cowell Beach.
- Conditions: Cold water (avg. 60–65°F), potential for currents/swells.
- Layout: Rectangular loop around Santa Cruz Wharf.
Bike Segment:
- Terrain: Rolling hills along Highway 1, scenic coastal route.
- Elevation: ~2,500 ft gain; moderate climbs near Davenport.
- Road Surface: Smooth asphalt; occasional wind exposure.
Run Segment:
- Course: Flat out-and-back through Wilder Ranch State Park and West Cliff Drive.
- Surface: Paved trails with ocean views; minimal elevation.
Critical Challenges:
- Swim: Cold water, potential rip currents.
- Bike: Crosswinds on Highway 1, technical descents.
- Run: Sun exposure on coastal bluffs.
Note: Detailed elevation charts/maps available on IRONMAN’s Santa Cruz 70.3 event page.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Illegal on bike; enforced via penalty cards.
- Equipment: Wetsuits permitted if water temp ≤ 76.1°F (likely).
- Cut-Off Times:
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Run: 8:30 total.
- Transition Rules: No outside assistance; marked bike slots.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations:
- Check-In: Mandatory at expo (Friday–Saturday pre-race).
- Transition: Opens at 5:30 AM; racks assigned by bib.
- Parking: Limited near Cowell Beach; shuttles from remote lots.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at swim exit, Highway 1 overlooks, and finish line.
Course Support:
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: 3 stations (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: 1–2 miles apart (water, nutrition, ice).
- Medical: On-course EMTs, finish-line med tent.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. temp 65–75°F; possible morning fog.
- Water Temp: 60–65°F (wetsuit recommended).
- Wind: Afternoon NW gusts (15–20 mph) on bike segment.
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips:
- Swim: Practice cold/open water; sighting around buoys.
- Bike: Train for rolling hills + headwinds; aero positioning.
- Run: Flat tempo sessions; sun acclimatization.
Race Strategy:
- Conserve energy on bike climbs; hydrate early for run heat.
- Transition: Lay out gear for quick changes (sand management).
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; posted online post-race.
- Awards: Ceremony at finish line; age-group prizes.
- Recovery: Post-race massage, food tents, beachside cool-down.
- Accommodations: Hotels near Boardwalk; camping at New Brighton State Beach.
Information Gaps:
- Exact 2024 date and registration tiers (confirm via santacruz70.3@ironman.com).
- Real-time water temp and wind updates (monitor 7–10 days pre-race).
For course maps, athlete guides, and updates, visit the official IRONMAN Santa Cruz 70.3 website.
IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz – Participant and Spectator Feedback Report
Last Updated: [Insert Date]
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on participant and spectator feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: ~75% positive, 25% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, well-organized transitions, enthusiastic volunteers.
- Negative: Cold swim conditions, limited parking, post-race food quality.
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication:
- Positive: "Registration was seamless, and the pre-race emails were super helpful."
- Negative: "The website crashed during early registration, and I missed my preferred slot."
Race Day Organization:
- Positive: "Everything ran like clockwork—transitions were smooth, and the start waves were well-managed."
- Negative: "The swim start felt chaotic with so many people in the water at once."
Course Conditions and Markings:
- Positive: "The bike route was stunning, and the course markings were clear."
- Negative: "The swim buoys were hard to spot in the morning fog."
Support Services Quality:
- Positive: "The aid stations were well-stocked, and the volunteers were amazing!"
- Negative: "Some bike aid stations ran out of electrolytes early."
Technical Issues Reported:
- Positive: "No issues with timing chips or tracking."
- Negative: "My bike rack was overcrowded, and it was hard to find my spot."
Medical Assistance Feedback:
- Positive: "The medical team was quick to respond when I cramped on the run."
- Negative: "The med tent at the finish was understaffed."
Logistics and Organization
Location Accessibility:
- Positive: "Santa Cruz is a beautiful location, and the venue was easy to find."
- Negative: "Traffic getting into town on race morning was a nightmare."
Parking Arrangements:
- Positive: "The shuttle service from remote lots was efficient."
- Negative: "Parking near the start was almost impossible to find."
Accommodation Convenience:
- Positive: "Plenty of hotels within walking distance of the start line."
- Negative: "Prices for nearby hotels were sky-high during race weekend."
Transportation Services:
- Positive: "The bike transport service was reliable and stress-free."
- Negative: "The shuttle buses were overcrowded and slow."
Bag Drop Efficiency:
- Positive: "Bag drop was quick and well-organized."
- Negative: "I waited 20 minutes to retrieve my bag after the race."
Registration Process:
- Positive: "The expo was well-run, and packet pickup was a breeze."
- Negative: "Long lines for last-minute registration changes."
Course Feedback
Swim Segment Issues/Praise:
- Positive: "The ocean swim was exhilarating, and the water was refreshing!"
- Negative: "The cold water was a shock, and the waves made sighting difficult."
Bike Route Challenges:
- Positive: "The coastal views were breathtaking, and the climbs were manageable."
- Negative: "The crosswinds on Highway 1 were brutal, especially on the descents."
Run Course Comments:
- Positive: "The flat course along the coast was perfect for a strong finish."
- Negative: "The sun was relentless, and there wasn’t enough shade."
Aid Station Effectiveness:
- Positive: "The run aid stations had everything I needed—water, gels, and ice."
- Negative: "Some bike aid stations were understaffed and slow."
Safety Measures:
- Positive: "The
Learn More
Contact: santacruz70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Erkner Berlin-Brandenburg
Date: September 14, 2025
Location: ERKNER, BERLIN, GERMANY
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Erkner Berlin-Brandenburg Event Guide
IRONMAN 70.3 Erkner Berlin-Brandenburg Event Guide
Last Updated: [Insert Date] | Source: Official IRONMAN Communications, Historical Data, Local Climate Reports
Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Erkner Berlin-Brandenburg
Date: Typically held in late August/early September (confirm annually via IRONMAN Website).
Location: Erkner, Brandenburg Forest, Germany (25 km southeast of Berlin).
Organizing Body: IRONMAN Group.
Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9 km swim / 90 km bike / 21.1 km run).
Event History: Established in [Year], this event combines accessibility to Berlin with challenging rural terrain. Known for scenic courses and strong amateur/professional fields.
Registration:
- Deadlines: ~3–6 months prior (sell-out risk due to proximity to Berlin).
- Costs: ~€250–€350 (varies by tier; relays cost more).
- Qualification: Open entry; slots for IRONMAN 70.3 Worlds awarded to top finishers.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim Segment:
- Venue: Lake Wolziger See or similar freshwater lake.
- Conditions: Calm water, potential mid-20s°C (wetsuit likely). Single-loop, rectangular course.
- Challenges: Mass start congestion; cool morning temperatures.
Bike Segment:
- Terrain: Rolling hills through Brandenburg Forest and meadows.
- Elevation: ~500–800 m total gain. Mixed asphalt roads (quality: good).
- Critical Points: Sharp turns post-Erkner; crosswinds on open sections.
Run Segment:
- Course: Largely flat, shaded forest trails and paved paths.
- Elevation: Minimal (~100 m gain).
- Surface: Mixed (asphalt/trail); aid stations every 2–3 km.
Maps/Charts: Available on IRONMAN Athlete Guide (link updates pre-race).
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited (penalty: 5-min stop).
- Cut-Offs: Swim (1:10), Bike (+5:30 after swim), Run (+8:30 total).
- Equipment: Wetsuits allowed if water <24.5°C; TT bikes permitted.
- Transitions: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations:
- Check-In: Mandatory Friday–Saturday; photo ID required.
- Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; closes 15 mins pre-swim.
- Parking: Limited in Erkner; shuttles from Berlin advised.
- Spectators: Key areas: Swim exit, T1/T2, finish line in Erkner.
Course Support:
- Aid Stations: Bike (every 30 km), Run (every 2–3 km). Supplies: Water, electrolytes, gels, fruit.
- Medical: EMTs at all aid stations; motorized support on bike course.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. temp: 18–25°C; possible rain. Historical wind: 10–20 km/h (NW).
- Water Temp: 18–22°C (wetsuit likely).
- Climate: Humid continental; prepare for variable conditions.
Athlete Preparation
Training:
- Swim: Open-water practice; sighting drills.
- Bike: Focus on sustained power for rollers; practice cornering.
- Run: Brick sessions; trail/asphalt mix.
Race Strategy:
- Bike: Conservative pacing early; save legs for run.
- Nutrition: Test hydration plan for humidity; utilize on-course bananas/gels.
- Equipment: Disc wheels risky if windy; trail shoes optional for run.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Posted on IRONMAN.com within 24 hours.
- Awards: Top 5 per age group; ceremony post-race.
- Recovery: Massage stations; partner hotels offer late checkout.
- Accommodation: Limited in Erkner; book early in Berlin (30-min drive).
For real-time updates, contact erkner70.3@ironman.com or follow @IRONMANtri on social media.
Recommended Accommodations
Official Race Hotels through Nirvana Europe
Nirvana Europe, an Official Travel Partner for IRONMAN, offers accommodations at official race hotels that are conveniently located near the race venues. Here are some key benefits:
- Location: These hotels are chosen for their proximity to the race start/finish, transition areas, and registration/expo venues.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast options, and other athlete-focused services are typically available.
- Room Requirements: Hotels are selected to ensure space for equipment storage, suitable room layouts for race preparation, and reliable climate control.
- Dining Options: Early breakfast options and proximity to restaurants are prioritized. Some hotels may offer kitchen/microwave access and special dietary accommodations.
- Logistics: Nirvana Europe arranges transportation to the race venue, bike transport, airport shuttle services, and baggage storage. They also handle parking arrangements and costs.
Booking Details
- Room Types and Rates: Varying room types are available, including single, double, and family rooms. Rates are competitive and include various packages tailored for athletes.
- Available Athlete Packages: Enhanced Athlete Experience Packs that include fast-track entry to registration, bike racking, bike mechanic services, and medal engraving are available.
- Booking Deadlines: It is advisable to book early due to high demand. Contact Nirvana Europe for specific deadlines.
- Contact Information: You can book through the Nirvana Europe website or contact their Travel Team directly for personalized service.
Additional Considerations
Public Transportation and Parking
- Erkner is accessible by public transportation, and many hotels offer easy access to these services. Parking facilities for vehicles and bikes are also available, with Nirvana Europe handling the logistics.
Training Facilities
- Some hotels may offer training facilities such as pools and gyms, which can be confirmed through Nirvana Europe.
Reviews and Experience
- Nirvana Europe has extensive experience hosting athletes for IRONMAN events and has positive reviews from previous participants, ensuring a supportive and stress-free experience.
Alternative Options
While Nirvana Europe's official race hotels are highly recommended, if you prefer to explore other options, consider the following:
- Local Hotels in Erkner: Smaller, local hotels in Erkner may offer similar amenities and proximity to the race venues. However, they might not have the same level of athlete-specific services and logistical support as the official race hotels.
- Berlin Hotels: For those who prefer to stay in Berlin and commute to Erkner, there are numerous hotels available. However, this would require additional planning for transportation to and from the race venue.
Practical Considerations
- Price Ranges and Availability: Prices vary depending on the hotel and package chosen. Booking early is recommended to ensure availability.
- Group Booking Options: Nirvana Europe can handle group bookings, making it easier for teams or groups of athletes to stay together.
- Cancellation Policies: All accommodation bookings include complimentary insurance that covers 85% of the race entry fee against various unforeseen circumstances.
By choosing accommodations through Nirvana Europe, athletes can benefit from a comprehensive and athlete-focused service that addresses all logistical and amenity needs for the IRONMAN 70.3 Erkner event.
IRONMAN 70.3 Erkner Berlin-Brandenburg Participant Feedback Report
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on participant and spectator feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 70% positive, 30% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, well-organized transitions, enthusiastic volunteers.
- Negative: Parking challenges, swim start congestion, limited spectator areas.
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication Learn More
Contact: erkner70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast
Date: September 14, 2025
Location: MOOLOOLABA, QUEENSLAND
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast - Mooloolaba, Queensland
IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast - Mooloolaba, Queensland
Last Updated: [Insert Date] | Source: IRONMAN Official Channels
Event Overview
Imagine standing on the shores of Mooloolaba Beach, the salty breeze brushing against your face as you prepare to push your limits in one of the most iconic triathlons in the Asia-Pacific region. The IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast is more than just a race—it’s a celebration of endurance, determination, and the breathtaking beauty of Queensland’s coastline.
Key Details
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast
- Date: Typically held in September (exact annual date varies; confirm via official site).
- Location: Mooloolaba Beach, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia.
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN Global (Asia-Pacific).
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run).
- Event History: A premier event in the Asia-Pacific triathlon calendar, known for its scenic coastal courses and competitive field. Often a qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
- Registration:
- Deadlines: Closes when slots fill (early booking advised).
- Cost: ~AUD $450–$600 (varies by entry phase).
- Qualification: Open registration; no prior qualification required.
Gaps: 2024 exact date, registration phases, and charity slot details not specified. Confirm via sunshinecoast@ironman.com.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim Segment
- Venue: Ocean swim at Mooloolaba Beach.
- Conditions: Typically calm with mild currents; water temps ~20–22°C (wetsuit legal if ≤24.5°C).
- Layout: Single-loop, point-to-point course.
Bike Segment
- Terrain: Flat to rolling hills on closed highways.
- Elevation: ~450m total gain; fast, non-technical.
- Surface: Smooth asphalt; minimal road hazards.
Run Segment
- Course: Two-lap coastal route along Mooloolaba Esplanade.
- Elevation: Flat with slight inclines near Alex Headland.
- Surface: Paved paths and boardwalks.
Maps/Charts: Official course maps and elevation profiles available on IRONMAN Sunshine Coast.
Critical Challenges
- Swim: Potential choppy conditions with tidal changes.
- Bike: Crosswinds on exposed highway sections.
- Run: Heat management on sun-exposed coastal paths.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via motorcycle marshals.
- Equipment: TT bikes allowed; disc wheels permitted unless extreme winds.
- Cut-Off Times:
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Run: 8:30 total race time.
- Transition: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory athlete briefing and packet pickup 1–2 days prior.
- Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; closes 15 mins before swim start.
- Parking: Limited at Mooloolaba; shuttle services from designated lots.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at swim start, transition area, and finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 20km (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every 2km (water, ice, fruit, cola).
- Medical: On-course paramedics + finish-line medical tent.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: September averages: 17–25°C; moderate humidity.
- Water Temp: ~20–22°C (wetsuit likely permitted).
- Wind: Coastal SE breezes (10–20 km/h); impacts bike segment.
Athlete Preparation
- Training: Focus on open-water swims, bike intervals for flat power, and heat-acclimated runs.
- Local Facilities: Mooloolaba Beach for swim practice; Sunshine Motorway for bike simulations.
- Race Strategy: Prioritize bike-to-run pacing; use shaded run aid stations for cooling.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; finalized on website post-race.
- Awards: Top 5 per age group; ceremony post-finish at Mooloolaba Beach.
- Recovery: Massage services and post-race nutrition at finish area.
- Accommodation: Partner hotels offer athlete discounts (book early).
Note: Always verify details via the official event page due to potential course/rule updates.
Social Media Feedback Analysis Report
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on participant and spectator feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 75% positive, 25% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, well-organized aid stations, enthusiastic volunteers.
- Negative: Parking challenges, swim conditions, and heat management on the run.
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication
- Positive: "Registration was seamless, and pre-race emails were clear and helpful."
- Negative: "Confusing instructions about parking and shuttle services."
Race Day Organization
- Positive: "Transition area was well-marked and easy to navigate."
- Negative: "Long lines at bag drop and late start announcements."
Course Conditions and Markings
- Positive: "Bike course was smooth and fast, with clear signage."
- Negative: "Swim buoys were hard to spot in choppy conditions."
Support Services Quality
- Positive: "Volunteers were amazing—so encouraging and helpful!"
- Negative: "Some aid stations ran out of gels and electrolytes early."
Technical Issues Reported
"Timing chip malfunctioned for a few participants, causing delays in results."
Medical Assistance Feedback
"Medical team was quick to respond to a cyclist who crashed on the highway."
Logistics and Organization
Location Accessibility
- Positive: "Mooloolaba Beach is a stunning location, easy to get to."
- Negative: "Limited parking near the start line was frustrating."
Parking Arrangements
"Shuttle buses were overcrowded and not frequent enough."
Accommodation Convenience
"Partner hotels were great, but book early—they fill up fast!"
Transportation Services
"Shuttle service from parking lots was poorly coordinated."
Bag Drop Efficiency
"Bag drop was chaotic, with long waits and unclear instructions."
Registration Process
"Packet pickup was smooth, but the expo felt overcrowded."
Course Feedback
Swim Segment Issues/Praise
- Positive: "Ocean swim was beautiful, with calm conditions early on."
- Negative: "Choppy waves made sighting buoys difficult after the first turn."
Bike Route Challenges
- Positive: "Fast, flat course with minimal traffic—perfect for a PR!"
- Negative: "Crosswinds on the highway were brutal and unexpected."
Run Course Comments
- Positive: "Coastal views were stunning, and the crowd support was incredible."
- Negative: "No shade on the run course made it feel like an oven."
Aid Station Effectiveness
- Positive: "Aid stations were well-stocked and frequent—loved the ice sponges!"
- Negative: "Some stations ran out of cola and gels by the later waves."
Safety Measures
"Marshals were vigilant, but more hydration reminders would help."
Support Services
Volunteer Performance
"Volunteers were the highlight—so cheerful and supportive!"
Medical Support Availability
Learn MoreContact: sunshinecoast@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Michigan
Date: September 14, 2025
Location: FRANKFORT, MICHIGAN
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Michigan - Frankfort, Michigan
IRONMAN 70.3 Michigan - Frankfort, Michigan
Last Updated: [Insert Date] | Source: IRONMAN Official Website, Historical Data, Athlete Reports
Note: Gaps in information are marked with "[!]". Verify updates via michigan70.3@ironman.com.
Event Overview
Imagine standing at the edge of Betsie Bay, the crisp morning air filling your lungs as you prepare to push your limits. The IRONMAN 70.3 Michigan is more than just a race—it’s a celebration of endurance, community, and the breathtaking beauty of Frankfort, Michigan.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Michigan
- Date: [!] Typically held in August (exact 2024 date TBA; historically mid-to-late summer).
- Location: Frankfort, Michigan (Betsie Bay, Benzie County).
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN Group.
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.2-mile swim / 56-mile bike / 13.1-mile run).
- Significance: Multiple Athlete Choice Award winner (2022, 2023); praised for scenic courses and community support.
- Registration:
- Cost: ~$250–$400 (varies by phase; early bird discounts available).
- Deadlines: [!] Typically 2–3 months prior; slots fill quickly.
- Qualification: Open registration; age-group slots for IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim Segment
- Venue: Betsie Bay (open water, salt-free).
- Conditions: Water temp ~65–70°F (wetsuit likely legal).
- Layout: Point-to-point or rectangular loop (exact 2024 layout TBA).
Bike Segment
- Route: Historic M-22 highway + Benzie County roads.
- Terrain: Rolling hills; elevation gain ~2,000–2,500 ft [!].
- Surface: Smooth asphalt; occasional rough patches.
- Critical Points: Sharp turns near Crystal Lake, climbs near Arcadia Bluffs.
Run Segment
- Route: Paved trails/roads with two out-and-back loops.
- Elevation: Gentle rollers; total gain ~300–500 ft [!].
- Surface: Well-maintained pavement; shaded sections.
Maps/Charts: [!] Check official IRONMAN app or participant guide for 2024 updates.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalty tents enforced.
- Equipment: Wetsuits allowed if water temp ≤76.1°F; mandatory helmet/BIKE inspection.
- Cut-Offs:
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Run: 8:30 total race time.
- Transitions: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Day before race (mandatory) + morning gear bag drop.
- Transition: Opens 4:30–6:30 AM; bike placement by 6:45 AM.
- Parking: Downtown Frankfort shuttles; limited onsite parking.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at Betsie Bay swim exit, M-22 climbs, and downtown finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 10–12 miles (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every mile (water, ice, cola, fruit).
- Medical: Stations at all transitions/aid points; EMS on course.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: August avg: 70–80°F; possible rain/lake-effect winds.
- Water Temp: ~65–70°F (wetsuit likely).
- Wind: Prevailing WNW winds (15–20 mph gusts on bike segment).
Athlete Preparation
- Training: Focus on open-water swims, hill repeats for bike/run.
- Local Facilities: Betsie Valley Trail (bike/run); Lake Michigan open-water swim areas.
- Race Strategy: Conserve energy on M-22 climbs; hydrate early for exposed run sections.
- Equipment: Disc wheels discouraged if windy; trail shoes unnecessary.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Posted on IRONMAN.com within 24 hours.
- Awards: Age-group ceremonies post-race; overall awards at finish line.
- Recovery: Post-race massage, food tents, and ice baths.
- Accommodations: Partner hotels in Frankfort/Beulah; camping at Betsie River Campsite.
Information Gaps
- Exact 2024 race date and registration deadlines.
- Updated bike/run elevation profiles.
- Confirmed swim course layout.
Athletes should monitor emails from michigan70.3@ironman.com for updates.
Social Media and Participant Feedback Report
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.5/5 (Highly rated for scenic beauty and community support).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: ~85% positive, 15% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Stunning course views, enthusiastic volunteers, well-organized transitions.
- Negative: Windy bike segment, limited parking, occasional aid station shortages.
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication
- Positive: "Registration was seamless, and the pre-race emails were super helpful."
- Negative: "Wish there were more updates about parking and shuttle logistics."
Race Day Organization
- Positive: "Everything ran like clockwork—transitions were smooth, and the staff was on point."
- Negative: "The morning shuttle to the start was delayed, causing some stress."
Course Conditions and Markings
- Positive: "The swim was pristine, and the bike route was well-marked and scenic."
- Negative: "Some bike course turns were poorly marked, and the wind was brutal."
Support Services Quality
- Positive: "Aid stations were well-stocked, and volunteers were amazing!"
- Negative: "A few run aid stations ran out of cola late in the race."
Technical Issues Reported
Negative: "My timing chip malfunctioned, and it took days to get my results corrected."
Medical Assistance Feedback
Positive: "Medical staff were attentive and quick to respond to any issues."
Logistics and Organization
Location Accessibility
- Positive: "Frankfort is a charming town, and the venue was easy to find."
- Negative: "Parking was a nightmare—arrive early or use the shuttle."
Parking Arrangements
Negative: "Limited parking near the start, and the shuttle service was overcrowded."
Accommodation Convenience
Positive: "Plenty of nearby hotels and campgrounds—great for families."
Transportation Services
Negative: "The shuttle buses were late and packed—needs improvement."
Bag Drop Efficiency
Positive: "Bag drop was quick and well-organized."
Registration Process
Positive: "Check-in was smooth, and the expo had great gear."
Course Feedback
Swim Segment Issues/Praise
- Positive: "The swim in Betsie Bay was calm and beautiful—perfect conditions!"
- Negative: "The swim exit was slippery and could use better mats."
Bike Learn More
Contact: michigan70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth
Date: September 14, 2025
Location: DORSET, ENGLAND
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth: A Journey Through the Jurassic Coast
IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth: A Journey Through the Jurassic Coast
Last Updated: [Insert Date] – Confirm details via weymouth70.3@ironman.com or official IRONMAN site.
Event Overview
Imagine standing on the shores of Weymouth Bay, the salty breeze brushing your face as you prepare to tackle one of the most scenic triathlons in the world. The IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth is more than just a race—it’s an adventure through history, nature, and personal triumph.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth
- Date: Typically held in September (confirm exact date annually via official channels).
- Location: Weymouth, Dorset, England. Hosted at Weymouth Bay, the same waters that hosted the 2012 Olympic sailing events.
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN Group.
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run).
- Event History: Established as a beginner-friendly race along the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this event combines natural beauty with athletic challenge.
Registration
- Deadlines: Opens ~12 months in advance; sells out quickly. Late registration fees apply.
- Cost: ~£250–£300 (varies by entry timing).
- Qualification: Open entry; no qualification required. Slots for IRONMAN 70.3 Worlds awarded.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim
- Venue: Weymouth Bay (saltwater).
- Conditions: Cool water (15–18°C in Sept), potential choppy waves.
- Layout: Point-to-point or rectangular loop (confirm yearly).
Bike
- Terrain: Rolling hills through the picturesque Dorset countryside.
- Elevation: ~800m total gain (varies; steep climbs incl. Bincombe Hill).
- Surface: Smooth tarmac with occasional narrow lanes.
Run
- Course: Coastal out-and-back, mixed pavement/gravel.
- Elevation: Moderate inclines; highlight: Jordan Hill ascent.
Critical Challenges
- Swim: Currents in Weymouth Bay.
- Bike: Technical descents, crosswinds on exposed roads.
- Run: Fatigue from hill climbs.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalty zones enforced.
- Cut-Offs: Swim (1h10m), Bike (5h30m total), Run (8h30m total).
- Equipment: Wetsuits legal if water <24.5°C; aero bars allowed.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory pre-race day at Weymouth Pavilion.
- Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; racks assigned by bib.
- Parking: Limited; shuttles from designated lots.
- Spectators: Key areas: Transition zone, Nothe Gardens, run finish.
Course Support
- Aid Stations: Bike (every 25km), Run (every 1.6km). Supplies: Water, electrolytes, gels, fruit.
- Medical: On-course paramedics, ambulances, finish-line medical tent.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. Sept temp: 14–18°C; possible rain.
- Water Temp: 15–18°C (wetsuit likely).
- Wind: Southwesterly winds affect bike segment.
Athlete Preparation
- Training: Focus on hill repeats (bike/run), open-water swim practice.
- Local Training: Weymouth Beach (swim), A35/B3157 roads (bike).
- Strategy: Conserve energy on bike climbs; hydrate early.
- Gear: Wetsuit, road bike with climbing gears, trail shoes for run.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; posted online post-race.
- Awards: Top 5 AG qualify for Worlds; ceremony at Weymouth Beach.
- Recovery: Massage stations, local physio partnerships.
- Accommodation: Hotels in Weymouth (The Rex, Premier Inn), camping options.
Participant Feedback Report
Based on social media and forum analysis (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Strava, Reddit, triathlon forums)
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on participant feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: ~75% positive, 25% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, well-organized aid stations, friendly volunteers.
- Negative: Parking challenges, bike course wind conditions, registration communication delays.
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication
- Positive: "The registration process was smooth, and the pre-race emails were helpful."
- Negative: "Communication about parking and shuttle details was unclear until the last minute."
Race Day Organization
- Positive: "Transition was well-marked, and the flow from swim to bike was seamless."
- Negative: "The bag drop area was chaotic, and it took longer than expected to get my gear."
Course Conditions and Markings
- Positive: "The course was stunning, especially the coastal run. Markings were clear throughout."
- Negative: "The bike course was brutal with the wind, and some turns weren’t well-marked."
Support Services Quality
- Positive: "Aid stations were well-stocked, and volunteers were incredibly supportive."
- Negative: "Medical support was slow to respond to a minor injury on the run course."
Technical Issues Reported
- Negative: "The timing chip malfunctioned for a few participants, causing delays in results."
Medical Assistance Feedback
- Positive: "The medical team at the finish line was professional and attentive."
- Negative: "On-course medical support seemed understaffed during peak times."
Logistics and Organization
Location Accessibility
- Positive: "Weymouth is a beautiful location, and the venue was easy to find."
- Negative: "Parking was a nightmare; shuttles were overcrowded and late."
Parking Arrangements
- Negative: "Parking was too far from the start, and the shuttle service was disorganized."
Accommodation Convenience
- Positive: "Plenty of hotels and B&Bs nearby, and camping options were great for budget travelers."
Transportation Services
- Negative: "The shuttle buses were unreliable, and some athletes missed the start due to delays."
Bag Drop Efficiency
- Negative: "The bag drop system was confusing, and bags were misplaced for some participants."
Registration Process
- Positive: "Pre-race check-in was quick and efficient."
- Negative: "The registration website crashed multiple times during sign-up."
Course Feedback
Swim Segment
- Positive: "The swim in Weymouth Bay was breathtaking, and the water was calm on race day."
- Negative: "The current was stronger than expected, and some swimmers struggled with navigation."
Bike Route
- Positive: "The rolling hills were challenging but rewarding, and the scenery was amazing."
- Negative: "The wind on the bike course was relentless, and the descents felt unsafe at high speeds."
Run Course
- Positive: "The coastal run was stunning, and the crowd support was fantastic."
- Negative: " Learn More
Contact: weymouth70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 New York
Date: September 20, 2025
Location: JONES BEACH, NEW YORK
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 New York - Jones Beach
IRONMAN 70.3 New York - Jones Beach, New York
Last updated: [Insert Date]
Event Overview
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 New York
- Date: 2024 (exact date pending; typically held in late summer/early fall)
- Location: Jones Beach State Park, Long Island, New York
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation)
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.2-mile swim / 56-mile bike / 13.1-mile run)
- Event History: Debuting in 2024, this event is already noted for its beginner-friendly yet competitive course, combining a sheltered swim, closed bike course, and scenic run.
- Registration:
- Deadlines: TBA (monitor IRONMAN website or contact newyork70.3@ironman.com).
- Cost: Estimated $300–$400 (varies by tier).
- Qualification: Open registration; no qualification required (slots for 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship available).
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim Segment:
- Venue: Sheltered Atlantic Ocean swim at Jones Beach.
- Conditions: Saltwater, potential currents, water temperature ~68–72°F (wetsuit likely legal).
- Layout: Single-loop, point-to-point course with lifeguard support.
- Bike Segment:
- Terrain: Closed-road course; flat to rolling hills on Long Island.
- Elevation: Details pending (expected minimal elevation gain).
- Surface: Smooth asphalt; minimal traffic.
- Run Segment:
- Course: Out-and-back on the Jones Beach Boardwalk.
- Surface: Wooden/composite planks; potential uneven sections.
- Elevation: Flat with minor inclines at boardwalk access points.
- Maps/Charts: Pending release (check IRONMAN New York 70.3 page).
- Critical Challenges:
- Swim: Ocean currents and saltwater adaptation.
- Bike: Crosswinds on exposed sections.
- Run: Boardwalk surface impact on pacing.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited (12-meter draft zone; penalties enforced).
- Equipment: TT bikes allowed; disc wheels permitted. Wetsuits legal if water temp ≤76.1°F.
- Cut-Off Times:
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Total: 8:30 hours.
- Transition Rules: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory athlete briefing and packet pickup 1–2 days prior.
- Transition Area: Opens at 5:00 AM; bike check-in required pre-race.
- Parking: Limited at Jones Beach; shuttle services from nearby lots (details TBA).
- Spectators: Boardwalk and beach viewing areas; no access to closed bike course.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 10–15 miles (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every mile (water, ice, nutrition).
- Medical: On-course EMTs and aid stations; lifeguards during swim.
- Timing: RFID chip tracking; live results on IRONMAN Tracker app.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Average September temps: 65–75°F; risk of coastal humidity or rain.
- Water Temp: Historical average ~70°F (wetsuit likely).
- Wind: Potential headwinds on bike segment (Atlantic coast exposure).
Athlete Preparation
Training Considerations
- Timeline: 12–16 weeks of structured training.
- Key Focuses: Open-water swims, bike endurance in wind, brick workouts.
- Local Training: Jones Beach for swim simulations; Long Island bike routes.
Race Strategy
- Swim: Start wide to avoid congestion; sight frequently.
- Bike: Pace for flat sections; conserve energy for potential winds.
- Run: Adjust stride for boardwalk surface; hydrate early.
- Nutrition: Test salt intake for ocean swim; plan hourly bike fueling.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Published on IRONMAN.com within 24 hours.
- Awards: Age-group and overall winners; ceremony post-race.
- Recovery: Post-race massage; ice baths available.
- Accommodation: Nearby hotels in Wantagh or Long Island; NYC options 30+ miles away.
Information Gaps
- Exact Race Date: Confirm via IRONMAN updates.
- Elevation Profiles: Await course maps.
- Water Temperature: Monitor pre-race updates for wetsuit rulings.
For updates, contact newyork70.3@ironman.com or visit the official event page.
Note: Details subject to change; verify critical information with organizers.
Contact: newyork70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Belgrade, Serbia
Date: September 21, 2025
Location: BELGRADE, SERBIA
Type: Half-Ironman
Whether you are visiting Belgrade as a tourist or participating in the first IRONMAN 70.3 event in Serbia, which is expected to be one of the fastest races in the 2025 calendar, this city is guaranteed to leave you breathless. The capital of Serbia is the perfect destination for our first race in this part of Europe. Situated at the confluence of Sava and Danube, Belgrade will offer not only fantastic conditions but also insight into its own history that dates back more than 7,000 years. Belgrade is a city that presents a must-see destination in Europe, a city offering historical and cultural landmarks, astonishing and vivid cuisine, and unforgettable nightlife. During the race, one will experience the beauty of Sava Lake, the city's waterfront that merges several centuries of architectural history, including the magnificent Ada Bridge. The race perfectly blends breathtaking history, modern sightseeing, and a fast-paced course.
Contact: Belgrade70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Washington Tri-Cities
Date: September 21, 2025
Location: RICHLAND, WASHINGTON
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Washington Tri-Cities is a landmark late-season event in the heart of Washington wine country, where the wine flows like water and the sun never stops shining. Boasting more than 200 wineries within 50 miles, this region of Washington is well known for its award-winning wines. Beyond the vine, Tri-Cities is truly an outdoor recreation mecca, thanks to its endless network of waterways, miles of hiking trails, and 300+ days of sunshine. Nestled at the confluence of the Snake, Yakima, and Columbia Rivers, Tri-Cities is within easy driving distance of Spokane, Seattle, and Portland. IRONMAN 70.3 Washington Tri-Cities offers easy race logistics and a centralized venue. On race day, you will take on a 1.2-mile downriver swim in the iconic Columbia River, a 56-mile rolling bike through scenic wine country, and a flat, 13.1-run through parks and on paved trails, finishing at a festive finish line at Columbia Point Park. Go with the flow in Tri-Cities, Washington, the perfect backdrop for your end-of-summer race-cation.
Contact: http://washington70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Sao Paulo
Date: September 21, 2025
Location: SAO PAULO, BRAZIL
Type: Half-Ironman
Brazil’s largest city is a significant destination for business and travellers. São Paulo hosts a number of fabulous events throughout the year, and Itaú BBA IRONMAN 70.3 São Paulo has everything to became one of the best races in the sports calendar. From the athletes to the staffs, everyone is committed to giving high performance and a very exciting enterteinment.
Contact: saopaulo70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Western Sydney
Date: September 21, 2025
Location: PENRITH, NEW SOUTH WALES
Type: Half-Ironman
From the iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge to the stunning beaches and breathtaking Blue Mountains ... Sydney is the perfect destination to stay and play and the Sydney International Regatta Centre is the perfect playing field for a world-class IRONMAN 70.3.
Contact: westernsydney@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Cozumel
Date: September 21, 2025
Location: COZUMEL, MEXICO
Type: Half-Ironman
Cozumel is not only a beach-goer's paradise, it’s also a seasoned IRONMAN host. Off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula, the area has over 14 miles of reefs for exploring, plus archaeological ruins, a national park, and endless expanses of turquoise water and white sandy beaches.
Contact: "cozumel70.3@ironman.com"
IRONMAN 70.3 Italy Emilia-Romagna
Date: September 21, 2025
Location: Cervia, Italy
Type: Half-Ironman
One of the eastern Italy's most popular beach resorts, Cervia, located in the region of Emilia-Romagna in Italy, hosts an end of season spectacle thanks to the IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 Emilia-Romagna race weekend. With its first edition held in 2019, the IRONMAN 70.3 Emilia-Romagna course featuring rolling countryside and historic city centre highlights, became an instant hit and a must-do on the calendar.
Contact: italy@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Augusta
Date: September 28, 2025
Location: AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
Type: Half-Ironman
Augusta, Georgia, a city that attracts visitors with its unique blend of sports, culture, and outdoor adventure - is a hidden southern gem enjoyed by athletes year after year. Along with Augusta’s world-renowned Southern hospitality, IRONMAN 70.3 Augusta blazes the trail for speed, excitement, and tradition as athletes traverse through the Savannah River, the scenic Georgia backcountry, and the heart of downtown. Come experience speed and soul. Come see Augusta. Athletes will take on a quick 1.2-mile down-river swim in the Savannah River before biking 56-miles through rural Augusta, take in all this scenic Southern destination has to offer. The flat 13.1-mile spectator-filled run course takes you along the beautifully shaded North Augusta Greeneway trail. Whether you’re looking for a first-timer friendly course or a seasoned veteran looking for a personal best, this Southern gem will not disappoint.
Contact: augusta70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Waco
Date: October 5, 2025
Location: WACO, TEXAS
Type: Half-Ironman
Discover the true spirit of the old Wild West deep in the Heart of Texas at IRONMAN 70.3 Waco! Like the cowboys who fiercely drove their cattle across the Brazos on the Chisholm trail, realize your own fierce determination as you cruise down the Brazos and soar through the diverse Texas countryside, allowing the untamed spirit of the Lone Star state drive you to one of the most picturesque IRONMAN 70.3 finish lines in North America, the historic Waco Suspension Bridge. Come discover Waco – where the West lives on. Like the momentum of a river, allow the current from within guide you as you take on IRONMAN 70.3 Waco. Your journey begins with ease as you swim 1.2-miles down the Brazos River, making this fast course perfect for those taking on their first IRONMAN 70.3 and those chasing their personal best. Feel the breeze of the Brazos as you traverse through the beautiful Texas countryside of rural Waco on your 56-mile bike journey. Take in the scenery as you cross over historic bridges and traverse through the river trail on the 13.1-mile run, capped by your iconic finish line moment at the historic Waco Suspension Bridge.
Contact: waco70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Portugal - Cascais
Date: October 18, 2025
Location: CASCAIS, PORTUGAL
Type: Half-Ironman
With its mild climate and 3,000 hours of sunshine per year, Portugal has long been a prime destination for family holidays. Thanks to a bumper IRONMAN day, including an IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 distance event, athletes can experience the best Cascais has to offer, starting with a swim in the most spectacular bay in Portugal, with an emotional start at sunrise, surrounded by supporters. A unique feature of a loop in a F1 circuit will boost your power through a stunning race course. Follow up your race with a few days in Lisbon to complete your Portuguese adventure.
Contact: cascais@ironman.com
Itaú BBA IRONMAN 70.3 Florianópolis Latin American Championship
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Ingleses Beach, Florianópolis, SC, Brazil
Type: Half-Ironman
The Itaú BBA IRONMAN 70.3 Florianópolis Latin American Championship is a premier triathlon event featuring a 1.9K swim at Ingleses Beach, a 90K single-loop bike course, and a three-loop 21.1K run along the beaches of Florianópolis.
Contact: contato@ulsp.com.br
DATEV Challenge Roth
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Near the Hilpoltstein landing stage, Roth, Germany
Type: Other
The DATEV Challenge Roth is the world's largest long-distance triathlon, attracting over 3,400 individual participants and 650 relay teams from more than 80 nations. The event features a 3.8 km swim in the Main-Donau-Canal, followed by a 180 km bike race, and concludes with a 42.2 km marathon run. The race includes the mythical swim start at the Main-Danube Canal, the legendary Solar Hill, and a magical finish-line party in the triathlon stadium. The event is part of a larger sports festival, including a triathlon expo, NightRun, Junior Challenge, Challenge forAll, and a Finish-Line Party.
IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Lake Taupo, Taupō, Waikato, New Zealand
Type: Half-Ironman
The 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship features a stellar field of professional triathletes. The course includes a 1.9 km swim in Lake Taupo, a 90 km bike ride on rough chip seal roads, and a 21.1 km run through crowd-lined streets.
IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Lake Taupo, Taupo, Waikato, New Zealand
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship took place in the picturesque setting of Taupo, New Zealand. The event featured a 1.9 km swim in Lake Taupo, a 90 km bike course known for its relentless hills and sharp turns, and a 21.1 km run. The race was marked by unpredictable weather and a thrilling finale where Jelle Geens overtook Hayden Wilde in the final kilometers to win the title. The course highlighted the scenic beauty of Taupo and the challenging terrain that tested the athletes' endurance.
VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship 2024
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Taupō, New Zealand
Type: Half-Ironman
The VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship 2024 is being held in Taupō, New Zealand, marking the first time the event is hosted in the country. Taupō, known as the home of IRONMAN New Zealand and IRONMAN 70.3, offers a stunning backdrop with its snowy-peaked mountains and Lake Taupo.
2025 XTERRA European Championship
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Zittauer Gebirge Naturpark (Zittau Mountains Nature Park), Zittau, Germany
Type: Other
The 2025 XTERRA European Championship will be held in Zittau, Germany, within the Zittau Mountains Nature Park. This event is part of the XTERRA World Tour and marks the 25th anniversary of the O-SEE Challenge.
2024 VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Taupō, Waikato, New Zealand
Type: Half-Ironman
The 2024 VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship is set in the picturesque town of Taupō, New Zealand. This two-day event takes place on December 14-15, 2024, and marks the first time the championship is being held in New Zealand.
Contact: press@ironman.com
2024 USA Triathlon Long Course National Championships
Date: December 6, 2008
Location: Daytona International Speedway, 1801 W International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL 32114
Type: Other
The 2024 USA Triathlon Long Course National Championships, held at the iconic Daytona International Speedway, is a premier event in endurance sports featuring races such as Middle Distance Triathlon, Sprint Triathlon, Duathlon, Aquabike, Kids Triathlon, and a 5K Jingle Jog.
Silicon Valley Kids Triathlon
Date: July 14, 2024
Location: 21250 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014
Type: Sprint
The Silicon Valley Kids Triathlon is designed for kids aged 4 to 17 and aims to introduce the sport of triathlon in a safe and fun environment. The event includes two main triathlon events: the traditional Kids Tri for ages 4 to 15 and the Super-Sprint for ages 12 to 17. There is also a Duathlon option which is a run-bike-run event. The distances are age-based, and the event is inclusive, allowing athletes to compete in the gender category they identify with. Parents can accompany children aged 6 and under throughout the entire race.
Contact: racedirector@svkidstri.org
Supertri Toulouse 2024
Date: October 6, 2024
Location: City center of Toulouse
Type: Other
The event features a fast-paced street course with technical and demanding sections, including cobblestones, sharp climbs, fast and windy descents, and a riverfront section. Athletes compete in teams, accumulating points for their teams and individual standings. The format includes three back-to-back triathlons with no breaks, and athletes can win shortcuts for their team through their performance.
Contact: Contact through official website or social media channels
IRONMAN 70.3 Riviera Nayarit
Date: November 10, 2024
Location: Riviera Nayarit, Mexico
Type: Half-Ironman
The event starts with a 1.9km (1.2-mile) swim in the Pacific Ocean, followed by a 90km (56-miles) bike ride on the route towards Puerto Vallarta, and concludes with a 21 km (13.1-miles) run through the Hotel District and main Marina of Riviera Nayarit. Offers age group qualifying slots to the 2025 VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
Contact: Contact through the general contact page on the official IRONMAN website
IRONMAN Cozumel
Date: November 24, 2024
Location: Cozumel, Mexico
Type: Ironman
IRONMAN Cozumel is held on the island of Cozumel, known for its scenic and challenging course. The bike course is flat and runs partly along the ocean, with potential strong winds. The run course is also flat, a 3-loop out-and-back along the waterfront. The event offers Age Group Qualifying slots for the 2026 IRONMAN World Championship. Cozumel is a popular destination for its beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and various water sports.
Contact: Not explicitly provided, can be found on the official IRONMAN website or by contacting tour operators like Endurance Sports Travel
IRONMAN 70.3 Indian Wells
Date: December 8, 2024
Location: Indian Wells, California, USA
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Indian Wells is a premier triathlon event held in the sun-drenched landscape of Indian Wells, California. The course features a 1.9 km swim, a 90 km bike ride, and a 21.1 km run.
Mandel JCC Triathlon and Biathlon 2025
Date: February 23, 2025
Location: 26001 S. Woodland Road, Beachwood, OH 44122, USA
Type: Other
The Mandel JCC Triathlon and Biathlon 2025 is an annual event hosted by the Mandel Jewish Community Center of Cleveland. The event includes various categories for adults and children, promoting health, wellness, and community spirit. The triathlon consists of a 15-minute indoor swim, a 20-minute stationary bike, and a 20-minute indoor-track run. The biathlon features a 20-minute stationary bike and a 20-minute indoor-track run. For children aged 7-13, there are kids triathlon and biathlon options with shorter durations. The event supports the Mandel JCC’s programs and services, enriching the local community.
Contact: Keith Polster (Event Chair), info unavailable
IRONMAN 70.3 San Juan
Date: April 6, 2025
Location: SAN JUAN, ARGENTINA
Type: Half-Ironman
Let San Juan impress you with its unique mountain landscapes, its pristine lakes coupled with a and charming city.
Contact: Sanjuan70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Brasilia
Date: April 13, 2025
Location: BRASILIA, BRAZIL
Type: Half-Ironman
A prime destination in the heart of Brazil, Brasília boasts a vibrant sports culture. The Itaú BBA IRONMAN 70.3 Brasília returns to the calendar, and like in its previous five editions, it promises a high-level competition filled with challenges and pure adrenaline.
IRONMAN 70.3 Valencia
Date: April 27, 2025
Location: VALENCIA, SPAIN
Type: Half-Ironman
Race through the heart of Spain's vibrant gem, the sport and cultural hotbed of Valencia. A race that melds artistic architectural splendour, striking natural landscapes, and iconic sporting landmarks, punctuated by vibrant culture, incredible sights and the finest flavors of Spain's gastronomy. Brace yourself for an unparalleled race experience, as remarkable and exceptional as the city itself. Swim along the Valencia Marina, bike along the sea and through Sierra de la Calderona with amazing Mediterranean views culminating with sights of the iconic and futuristic architecture of the Cuidad de las Artes y las Ciencias before running along the Rio Turia before enjoying a finish line setting like no other.
Contact: valencia70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Peru
Date: April 27, 2025
Location: LIMA, PERÚ
Type: Half-Ironman
Located in the heart of Lima, IRONMAN 70.3 Peru offers triathletes a unique experience in the Latin American event series, with a fast, seaside course in the gastronomic capital of the world.
Contact: peru70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Cap Cana
Date: May 4, 2025
Location: CAP CANA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Type: Half-Ironman
Located in the heart of the Caribbean, on the island's east coast, Cap Cana is known for its stunning natural beauty. With three miles of white sandy beaches, dramatic landscapes, 100+ world-class restaurants, and many other luxuries to enjoy; Cap Cana will captivate you beyond words. Nestled between sea and cliffs, prepare to experience a well-rounded course, within an inspiring location and a truly remarkable finish line on the beach. IRONMAN 70.3 CAP CANA will soon become one of the most iconic locations for athletes in Dominican Republic.
Contact: CapCana70.3@ironman.com.
IRONMAN 70.3 Venice-Jesolo
Date: May 4, 2025
Location: JESOLO, ITALY
Type: Half-Ironman
From one of the world’s most powerful historic trade hubs to the modern icon considered the world’s most romantic destination, the Floating City of Venice and the Adriatic seaside retreat of Jesolo, adds an exciting piece to its rich tapestry as it gets ready to welcome glory seekers whose journey takes the form of swim, bike and run.
Contact: venicejesolo70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Port Macquarie
Date: May 4, 2025
Location: PORT MACQUARIE, NEW SOUTH WALES
Type: Half-Ironman
The superb race offers a unique challenge set along the Port Macquarie region's spectacular coastline. This is the home of the Oceania TriClub championship and will see you and your mates swim in the calm waters of Hastings river, ride along the Pacific Ocean, and run in the heart of Port Macquarie with the crowds cheering your name.
Contact: australia@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 St. George North American Championship
Date: May 10, 2025
Location: ST. GEORGE, UTAH
Type: Half-Ironman
Intermountain Health IRONMAN 70.3 St. George North American Championship is an iconic race where athletes from all over the world come to prove themselves against this legendary course. In a land sculpted by persistence and determination, athletes looking for an epic challenge will navigate a path through two iconic state parks, basalt lava fields, and a fragile desert reserve as they rise to conquer one of the most prestigious and striking events in the world. The adventure doesn’t stop when you cross the finish line. Greater Zion’s breathtaking scenery and views of the surrounding red rock canyons have made the region an ideal destination for athletes for years. With a million-year geologic history and a desert location at the edge of the Pine Valley Mountains and Zion National Park, St. George is the poster child of the American Southwest. In this desert of extremes, a land carved by ancient seas, a challenge lies waiting. Rise to it. This is the Land of Endurance.
Contact: stgeorge70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Gulf Coast
Date: May 10, 2025
Location: PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA
Type: Half-Ironman
Along the Florida coast lies the storied Panama City Beach. With some of the world’s most beautiful emerald green waters and white sand beaches, local accommodations, and beachside attractions, this is a favored destination for athletes and spectators alike. Full of thrill and adventure, Visit Panama City Beach IRONMAN 70.3 Gulf Coast is also home to over 42 years of speed and beauty, setting the perfect stage for those chasing their first IRONMAN 70.3 finish line or those more experienced looking for a personal record. This course combines a 1.2-mile buoyant saltwater swim in the Gulf of Mexico, a non-technical 56-mile bike ride through the Florida pines, and a fast, spectator-filled 13.1-mile run course along the coast to give you an exciting early-season race. You will love the chill vibes you’ll receive in this iconic beach town.
Contact: gulfcoast70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Alcúdia-Mallorca
Date: May 10, 2025
Location: ALCÚDIA, MALLORCA, SPAIN
Type: Half-Ironman
Fancy a beautiful course through scenic Spanish island villages and sweeping ocean views? The balearic island of Mallorca is not only a training paradise for triathletes from around the world, but also host to one of the largest IRONMAN 70.3 events in the world. A fast course in magnificent sunny Mallorca, the race always takes places on a Saturday and allows triathletes to relax and visit the island on Sunday, it has been a global favourite for over a decade.
Contact: mallorca70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Viet Nam
Date: May 11, 2025
Location: DA NANG, VIET NAM
Type: Half-Ironman
Embark on a triumphant journey at the 9th edition of VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 Vietnam in Da Nang, celebrating a decade of relentless dedication to the sport from 2015 to 2025. Experience the thrill of competing in a breathtaking destination, where the sun-kissed beaches and vibrant culture of Da Nang set the stage for an unforgettable race. Be part of history, push your limits, and embrace the legacy of IRONMAN in Vietnam – a journey that inspires champions. Da Nang boasts stunning landmarks, pristine beaches, and delectable cuisine, earning it a spot on the prestigious New York Times “52 Places to Go” list. Nestled amidst three UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Hoi An Ancient Town, My Son Sanctuary, and Complex of Hue Monuments – the city promises an unforgettable race-cation experience. This multi-sport race weekend will feature the Sunrise SPRINT Vietnam, a thrilling short series triathlon, and IRONKIDS Vietnam, offering aquathlon and triathlon formats, ensuring there's a race for everyone in the family to enjoy!
Contact: im703vietnam@sunriseevents.com.vn%C2%A0
IRONMAN 70.3 Chattanooga
Date: May 18, 2025
Location: CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE
Type: Half-Ironman
Over the past decade, Chattanooga has evolved into a hub for racing enthusiasts, with its scenic routes and passionate community. Known as the Scenic City, athletes come from near and far to experience the iconic courses, picturesque landscape, and unforgettable experiences all race weekend long. From leisurely adventures or epic all day exploration, there’s something for everyone. Endless adventures for all. This course brings a unique PR setting downriver 1.4 mile swim, epic rollers on your 56-mile bike ride through the historic Chickamauga, and a scenic 13.1-mile run through iconic downtown Chattanooga, including the Tennessee Riverwalk, Walnut Street Bridge, and Riverfront Parkway.
Contact: chattanooga70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Aix-en-Provence
Date: May 18, 2025
Location: AIX-EN-PROVENCE, FRANCE
Type: Half-Ironman
Revel in the Provençal splendour of one of France's most gorgeous cities. A regal welcome along the tree-lined Cours Mirabeau, rich art and culture amongst centuries old French and Roman history, Aix-en-Provence is the perfect destination to discover the South of France. A race encapsulating this stunning region taking in quaint villages, mountain vistas and forests.
Contact: aixenprovence70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Victoria
Date: May 25, 2025
Location: VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Victoria is as much about the course as it is the destination. From its majestic peaks to its rugged shores, Victoria's stunning beauty keeps triathletes coming back year after year. Whether you arrive on Vancouver Island by ferry or sea plane, you'll be blown away the moment you set eyes on this mystical island. On race day, you'll be fully immersed in this natural beauty, from the pristine swim in Elk Lake, to the rolling bike through quaint towns and along the coast, to the flat, shaded trail run around the lake. After the race, make time for a hike through the island's lush rainforests, or a historical tour downtown, or whale watching in the Salish Sea. Whatever you choose, your memories of this hidden island gem will stay with you long after you leave. Come see what makes Victoria, BC, simply magical.
Contact: victoria70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Kraichgau
Date: May 25, 2025
Location: KRAICHGAU, BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG, GERMANY
Type: Half-Ironman
Known as the land of 1,000 hills, the Kraichgau region offers beautiful scenery, a challenging course, and a deep triathlon culture. The landscape's constantly changing scenery from woodlands, to vineyards and orchards create a peaceful contrast to the thousands of spectators along the course at this energetic race.
Contact: kraichgau70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Desaru Coast
Date: May 25, 2025
Location: DESARU COAST, MALAYSIA
Type: Half-Ironman
Discover the thrill at Desaru Coast with races for everyone – from the heart-pounding IRONMAN 70.3 to family-friendly options like 5150, SPRINT, and IRONKIDS. As a prime destination for TriClubs of all levels, our world-class event ensures every athlete finds their place. Embrace the challenge on our diverse course, featuring smooth swim waters, scenic bike routes, and a shaded run course for an unforgettable experience. Join us for an electrifying festival of races!
Contact: malaysia@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Hawaii
Date: May 31, 2025
Location: KOHALA COAST, HAWAII
Type: Half-Ironman
Immerse yourself in the beauty and challenge of IRONMAN 70.3 Hawaiʻi as you celebrate 20 years of racing in paradise. Feel the powerful energy of the Aloha spirit as you tackle a course that winds through lava fields, lush coastline, and the pristine waters of Pauoa Bay. Discover Hawaiʻi’s rich culture and legendary landscapes while pushing your limits in one of the most breathtaking and storied races in the world. Your journey to greatness starts here—claim your place in the next chapter of this iconic event.
Contact: hawaii70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Switzerland
Date: June 1, 2025
Location: RAPPERSWIL-JONA, SWITZERLAND
Type: Half-Ironman
The city of Rapperswil-Jona with its gorgeous leisure district and inviting Riviera has been the host city of the IRONMAN 70.3 Switzerland dating back to 2007. It is no coincidence that over the years the city of roses has welcomed thousands to this exciting event; with its numerous attractions and perfectly integrated public transport system, the city is an ideal destination for visitors.
Contact: rapperswil70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Durban
Date: June 1, 2025
Location: KWA ZULU NATAL
Type: Half-Ironman
Durban, situated in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, is a natural paradise known for its sun-kissed beaches and subtropical climate. Easily accessible from all the main airports of South Africa, Durban is a multi-cultural showpiece international destination. The IRONMAN 70.3 Durban is the perfect peak-season race for international athletes, and mid to late season race for South Africans. A fairly flat and fast course, this race is a first-timer and club favourite.
Contact: durban70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Tours Métropole - Loire Valley
Date: June 1, 2025
Location: TOURS, FRANCE
Type: Half-Ironman
Tours, the city of towers, was once the capital of the French kingdom in the 15th and 17th centuries. The city, located in west-central France is tucked between the banks of the Loire and Cher rivers, just an hour's train journey from Paris. IRONMAN 70.3 Tours Métropole - Loire Valley will give athletes a glimpse of everything the Loire Valley has to offer from medieval and Renaissance castles steeped in history, to lush green parks and riverside trails on a course expected to be one of the fastest in France.
Contact: tours70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Bolton
Date: June 8, 2025
Location: Bolton, ENGLAND
Type: Half-Ironman
It's time to have the real British race experience of proper racing! Take in the beautiful bike course scenery, and impressive finish line in the heart of Bolton Town centre where the crowd support is like nowhere else in the world.
Contact: bolton70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Western Massachusetts
Date: June 8, 2025
Location: SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS
Type: Half-Ironman
This early season event was a hit in the inaugural year, providing athletes with a perfectly situated tune-up race to IRONMAN Lake Placid and a wholesome New England journey from start to finish. Immerse yourself in clean down river water for a 1.2 mile swim in the Connecticut River setting the stage for a refreshing 56-mile bike ride that rolls into the countryside passing through New England’s charming farms and landscapes. The revised 2024 run course goes through the charming Forest Park and back, with ample opportunities to open your stride in the final mile for a strong finish in downtown Springfield.
Contact: westernmass70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Des Moines
Date: June 8, 2025
Location: DES MOINES, IOWA
Type: Half-Ironman
Des Moines is more than just cornfields. Some people say, it’s culture without the cost. Art without the attitude. Travel without the traffic. Experience 70.3 miles with scenic beauty that will showcase the central Iowa landscape for miles. Come enjoy family-friendly fun with upscale downtown vibes. Des Moines is where athletes go to truly catch it all in their IRONMAN 70.3 race experience. Race day starts with a 1.2-mile urban swim in Gray's Lake with downtown Des Moines acting as your background. Athletes will push their limits on this 56-mile ride featuring rolling hills and city views. As you transition to the run, you will feel the energy of this magical Midwestern city as the final leg of this race features an action-packed city tour and spectator lined trails culminating with a downtown finish in front of the historic Iowa Courthouse that you and your support crew will never forget.
Contact: desmoines70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Eagleman
Date: June 8, 2025
Location: CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
Type: Half-Ironman
An authentic Chesapeake town on Maryland’s storied Eastern Shore, lies the historic IRONMAN 70.3 Eagleman. A big race for a small town, experience Cambridge’s history and charm while enjoying the vibrant art scene, local restaurants and breweries, fresh seafood, and family-friendly adventures. With over 25 years of racing, get ready to soar towards the finish as you chase your PR or complete your first IRONMAN 70.3. Kick-off with a 1.2-mile protected open water swim through the Choptank River and a 56-mile flat bike through the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, allowing athletes to test their cadence while taking in scenic vistas. Athletes can widen their stride during the 13.1-mile flat run until they hit the iconic finish line lined with cheering spectators at Gerry Boyle Park. No matter the goal, every moment of race day prepares you for something bigger down the road.
Contact: eagleman70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Warsaw
Date: June 8, 2025
Location: WARSAW, POLAND
Type: Half-Ironman
The unshaken spirit of Warsaw has seen many historic battles. Now, it is going to see IRONMAN 70.3 athletes taking on the swim, bike, run in the heart of the city. Poland's largest city is dynamic, rich in culture and history, with open-minded people, as well as great nightlife. A unique destination for a quick city-break with exciting IRONMAN racing included.
Contact: warsaw70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Boulder
Date: June 14, 2025
Location: BOULDER, COLORADO
Type: Half-Ironman
Iconic Flatirons. Beautiful Boulder. The outdoor playground for endurance athletes. Boulder caters to the outdoor enthusiast and not only provides epic trails and outdoor activities but also world-class dining, shopping, events and craft beer and spirits. Boulder gives you a taste of everything Colorado.
Contact: boulder70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns
Date: June 15, 2025
Location: CAIRNS, QUEENSLAND
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns Event Guide
EVENT OVERVIEW
Imagine diving into the crystal-clear waters of the Coral Sea, cycling along the stunning Captain Cook Highway, and finishing your race with a flat, fast run along the Cairns Esplanade. That’s the magic of the Cairns Airport IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns, a race that combines breathtaking scenery with world-class organization.
- Official Name: Cairns Airport IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns
- Date: Typically held in June (exact 2024 date TBC; historically early-mid June).
- Location: Cairns, Tropical North Queensland.
- Swim: Coral Sea (starting at Palm Cove).
- Bike: Captain Cook Highway to Port Douglas.
- Run: Cairns Esplanade finish.
- Swim: Coral Sea (starting at Palm Cove).
- Distances: Swim 1.9km / Bike 90km / Run 21.1km.
- Significance: Qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship. Part of the Asia-Pacific triathlon circuit. First held in 2011.
- Registration:
- Cost: ~$425–$550 AUD (early vs. late entry).
- Deadlines: Typically 4–6 months prior (check official site for 2024 dates).
- Qualification: Open registration; slots for Worlds awarded to top age-group finishers.
- Cost: ~$425–$550 AUD (early vs. late entry).
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Course Details
- Swim:
- Saltwater, point-to-point from Palm Cove.
- Conditions: Warm (24–26°C), potential currents. Wetsuit legal if ≤24.5°C.
- Layout: Parallel to shore, marked by buoys.
- Saltwater, point-to-point from Palm Cove.
- Bike:
- Coastal out-and-back on Captain Cook Highway.
- Terrain: Rolling hills, 650m total elevation. Road surface generally smooth.
- Key Challenge: Crosswinds on exposed sections.
- Coastal out-and-back on Captain Cook Highway.
- Run:
- Flat, 2-lap course along Cairns Esplanade.
- Surface: Paved paths, shaded sections. Minimal elevation.
- Flat, 2-lap course along Cairns Esplanade.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited (penalty: 5-min stop).
- Cut-offs: Swim 1:10 | Bike 5:00 after swim | Total 8:30.
- Equipment: TT bikes allowed; helmets mandatory. No headphones.
- Transitions: No personal assistance; racks assigned by bib.
Note: Detailed elevation charts/maps pending 2024 course confirmation.
LOGISTICS AND SUPPORT
Race Day Operations
- Check-in: Mandatory Fri–Sat pre-race (ID required).
- Transition: Opens 5:00 AM; closes 6:30 AM.
- Parking/Transport: Shuttles from Cairns CBD to Palm Cove. Limited parking at swim start.
- Spectators: Esplanade finish line; shuttle access to bike course hotspots.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 20km (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every 2km (water, ice, fruit, cola).
- Bike: Every 20km (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Medical: Teams at all aid stations; ambulances on course.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
- Weather: June averages: 18–26°C, low rainfall. Possible humidity.
- Water Temp: ~24–26°C (wetsuit likely optional).
- Wind: SE trade winds (15–20 km/h) affecting bike segment.
- UV Risk: High; sunscreen advised.
ATHLETE PREPARATION
Training Tips
- Timeline: 12–16 weeks; emphasize heat acclimation.
- Key Focus: Open-water swimming, hill repeats for bike, brick runs.
- Local Facilities: Cairns Aquatic Centre (pool), Captain Cook Highway training rides.
Race Strategy
- Swim: Sight frequently; manage saltwater intake.
- Bike: Pace for headwinds on return leg; hydrate early.
- Run: Use shaded sections; ice at aid stations.
- Nutrition: Pre-load electrolytes; aim for 60–90g carbs/hour on bike.
Equipment:
- TT bike with race wheels (wind considerations).
- Lightweight running shoes.
- Anti-fog goggles, sunscreen, race belt.
POST-RACE INFORMATION
- Results: Published on IRONMAN.com within 24 hours.
- Awards: Age-group ceremonies post-race; Kona slots roll down.
- Recovery: Massage stations, ice baths at finish.
- Accommodation: Hotels near Esplanade (Novotel, Pullman).
Information Gaps:
- 2024 course maps/elevation profiles pending release.
- Water temp and wind forecasts require race-week updates.
- Confirm cut-off times and transition rules via athlete briefing.
For real-time updates, visit IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns or contact cairns@ironman.com.
Recommended Hotels for IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns 2025
1. Shangri-La Hotel, The Marina
- Location: Heart of Cairns, close to the Esplanade finish line.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, fitness center, and pool.
- Room Requirements: Spacious rooms with climate control and quiet areas.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meal packages and special dietary accommodations.
- Practical Considerations: Prices range from $200–$500 AUD per night.
2. Hilton Cairns
- Location: Central Cairns, adjacent to the Esplanade.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, and laundry services.
- Room Requirements: Comfortable layouts with mini-bars and refrigerators.
- Dining Options: Multiple restaurants and room service.
- Practical Considerations: Prices range from $200–$500 AUD per night.
3. Pullman Reef Hotel Casino
- Location: Central Cairns, near the Esplanade.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, fitness center, and pool.
- Room Requirements: Spacious rooms with kitchenettes.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meal packages and room service.
- Practical Considerations: Prices range from $200–$500 AUD per night.
Participant and Spectator Feedback Report
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5.
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 70% positive, 30% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Stunning course scenery, well-organized aid stations, and enthusiastic volunteers.
- Negative: Parking and shuttle logistics, bike course wind challenges, and limited spectator access to swim start.
- Positive: Stunning course scenery, well-organized aid stations, and enthusiastic volunteers.
Key Quotes
- "The swim at Palm Cove was like swimming in a postcard—absolutely stunning!"
- "The headwinds on the bike course were brutal, but the views made up for it."
- "Shuttle logistics need improvement—it was stressful getting to the start on time."
- "The volunteers were the real heroes of the day—so encouraging and helpful!"
Conclusion
The IRONMAN 70.3 Cairns is a race that combines natural beauty with a challenging course, making it a must-do for triathletes. While logistical challenges exist, the event’s stunning scenery and strong organization make it a bucket-list race. With a few improvements, it could easily become a 5-star experience.
Ready to take on the challenge? Start training today and make Cairns your next triathlon adventure!
Contact: cairns@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Pennsylvania Happy Valley
Date: June 15, 2025
Location: HAPPY VALLEY, PENNSYLVANIA
Type: Half-Ironman
Come experience the rich history and endless adventure as you become IRONMAN 70.3 Pennsylvania Happy Valley class of 2024. With legacy and tradition engraved, where the “Nittany” mountain lions used to roam – this picturesque city takes athletes on an invigorating journey through lush green valleys and farmland before leading you to your game-winning moment. Whether exploring the wonders of nature, embarking on adventurous outdoor activities, or savoring the delectable local cuisine, each moment in Happy Valley holds the promise of an unforgettable journey. Whatever one’s definition of adventure is, we believe it can be found here in Happy Valley, Pennsylvania. Athletes will take on their race journey from a 1.2-mile swim in Foster Joseph Sayers Reservoir at Bald Eagle State Park, a scenic 56-mile bike ride through the beautiful rolling hills of Centre and Clinton Counties, culminating with a 13.1-mile run on the campus of Penn State University including a unique finish line experience for athletes inside Beaver Stadium, home to the Penn State University Nittany Lions.
Contact: penn70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Subic Bay
Date: June 15, 2025
Location: SUBIC BAY, PHILIPPINES
Type: Half-Ironman
With wide roads, scenic backdrop and incredible spectator energy, swim in a calm and protected bay, cycle along well-maintained and wide highways of the SCTEX and run on the SBECC to the Maritan Highway and to the scenic El Kabayo road. This course has become what athletes love to come back to, for eleven years and running.
Contact: subicbay70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Rockford Illinois
Date: June 22, 2025
Location: ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Rockford, Illinois
IRONMAN 70.3 Rockford, Illinois
Location: Rockford, Illinois (Rock River area)
Organizing Body: IRONMAN
Event Date: Typically held in June/July (exact 2024 date TBA; check IRONMAN website).
Contact: Email listed (gulfcoast70.3@ironman.com) may be outdated; verify via official site.
Event Overview
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9 km swim / 90 km bike / 21.1 km run).
- History: Likely a newer event (potential inaugural year in 2023/2024), leveraging Rockford’s “Forest City” natural landscapes.
- Significance: Qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
- Registration:
- Costs: Tiered pricing ($250–$400+; increases as race nears).
- Deadlines: Typically closes 1–2 weeks pre-race or when slots fill.
- Qualification: Open registration; no qualification required (age-group slots for Worlds).
Technical Specifications
Course Details
- Swim Segment:
- Venue: Rock River (freshwater, potential current).
- Layout: Likely a single-loop or point-to-point course.
- Conditions: Water temps ~68–74°F (wetsuit likely legal).
- Bike Segment:
- Terrain: Rolling hills through northern Illinois farmlands/forests.
- Elevation: Moderate (estimated 1,500–2,000 ft gain; exact profile TBA).
- Road Surface: Paved, rural roads (quality generally good).
- Run Segment:
- Course: Likely flat-to-rolling along Rock River paths.
- Surface: Paved trails with potential shaded sections.
- Maps/Charts: Pending official release (check IRONMAN Rockford).
Critical Challenges
- Swim: Potential river currents.
- Bike: Wind exposure on open rural roads.
- Run: Midday heat management.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited (penalty: 5-minute stand-down).
- Cut-Off Times: ~8:30 total (swim: 1:10; bike: 5:30 after start; run: 8:30).
- Equipment: Wetsuits allowed ≤76.1°F; aero bars permitted.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory athlete briefing 1–2 days prior; packet pickup at expo.
- Transition: Opens ~4:30–5:00 AM; closes 15 mins pre-race.
- Parking: Shuttles likely from downtown Rockford; limited on-site parking.
- Spectators: Key viewing at swim start, bike mount/dismount, finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 10–15 miles (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every mile (water, ice, nutrition).
- Medical: On-course EMTs and aid tents; IV fluids post-finish.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Average June/July temps: 75–85°F; humidity ~70%.
- Water Temp: ~70°F (wetsuit likely).
- Wind: Potential 10–15 mph crosswinds on bike.
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips
- Swim: Practice open-water sighting; simulate river currents.
- Bike: Focus on sustained power for rolling terrain.
- Run: Heat acclimatization and brick workouts.
Race Strategy
- Bike: Conserve energy for headwinds; avoid overexertion early.
- Nutrition: Pre-cooling strategies; plan hydration around aid stations.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; finalized on website.
- Awards: Top 10% age-groupers qualify for Worlds; ceremony post-race.
- Recovery: Post-race massage, ice baths, and food tents.
- Accommodations: Partner hotels downtown Rockford (e.g., Embassy Suites).
Notes & Gaps
- Unconfirmed Details: Exact course maps, elevation data, and water temps pending IRONMAN updates.
- Weather Variability: Midwestern summers can bring sudden storms; monitor forecasts.
- Travel Tips: Fly into Chicago O’Hare (90-minute drive) or Milwaukee (75-minute drive).
Recommendation: Regularly check IRONMAN Rockford for updates on course changes, registration, and athlete guides.
Recommended Hotels
1. Hilton Garden Inn Rockford
- Location: Downtown Rockford, close to the Rock River and likely within walking distance to the race start/finish and transition areas.
- Distance to key venues: Approximately 1-2 miles to the riverfront area, which is a likely location for the race start/finish.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage available upon request.
- Early breakfast options and a full-service restaurant on site.
- Room refrigeration for nutrition.
- Fitness center and indoor pool.
- Laundry services available.
- Room Requirements:
- Spacious rooms suitable for equipment storage.
- Reliable climate control.
- Quiet floors available.
- Early check-in and late checkout options can be arranged.
- Dining Options:
- On-site restaurant with pre-race meal options.
- Room service available.
- Proximity to downtown restaurants.
- Practical Considerations:
- Competitive pricing and group booking options.
- Flexible cancellation policies.
- Positive reviews from previous athletes.
- Logistics:
- Parking facilities available.
- Shuttle services can be arranged for airport transfers.
- Baggage storage available.
2. Radisson Hotel & Conference Center Rockford
- Location: Located near the airport and with easy access to downtown Rockford.
- Distance to key venues: About 5-7 miles to the riverfront area, with public transportation or shuttle services available.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage.
- Early breakfast buffet.
- Room refrigeration.
- Fitness center, indoor pool, and whirlpool.
- Laundry services.
- Room Requirements:
- Spacious rooms with suitable layouts for race preparation.
- Reliable climate control and quiet floors.
- Early check-in and late checkout options.
- Dining Options:
- On-site restaurant with pre-race meal options and room service.
- Proximity to local restaurants.
- Special dietary accommodations available.
- Practical Considerations:
- Group booking options and competitive pricing.
- Flexible cancellation policies.
- Positive reviews from previous athletes and experience hosting athletic events.
- Logistics:
- Airport shuttle services available.
- Parking facilities with reasonable costs.
- Baggage storage available.
3. Embassy Suites by Hilton Rockford Riverfront
- Location: Directly on the Rock River, offering stunning views and proximity to the race start/finish and transition areas.
- Distance to key venues: Walking distance to the riverfront area.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities:
- Secure bike storage.
- Complimentary breakfast with early options.
- Room refrigeration.
- Fitness center and indoor pool.
- Laundry services.
- Room Requirements:
- Spacious suites with separate living areas, ideal for equipment storage.
- Reliable climate control and quiet floors.
- Early check-in and late checkout options.
- Dining Options:
- On-site restaurant Learn More
Contact: gulfcoast70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Coeur d'Alene
Date: June 22, 2025
Location: COEUR D'ALENE, IDAHO
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Coeur d’Alene Event Guide
IRONMAN 70.3 Coeur d’Alene Event Guide
Your Ultimate Companion for the 2024 Season
Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Coeur d’Alene
Date: Late June 2024 (exact date TBA; stay updated on the IRONMAN website).
Location: Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, USA. Swim starts at City Park & Beach, with transitions conveniently located downtown.
Organizing Body: IRONMAN (World Triathlon Corporation).
Race Format
- Swim: 1.2 miles in the pristine waters of Lake Coeur d’Alene (single loop).
- Bike: 56 miles through Idaho’s breathtaking rural landscapes.
- Run: 13.1 miles along scenic lakefront roads and paths (two loops).
Event History
- Transitioned from a full IRONMAN race in 2017 to a 70.3 event in 2018.
- Renowned for its stunning views and challenging elevation profile.
Registration
- Cost: Approximately $300–$400 (varies based on entry date; +$18 USD fee).
- Deadlines: Typically 2–3 months before race day (register early to avoid sell-outs).
- Qualification: Open registration; top age-group finishers earn slots for the 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championships.
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim
- Venue: Freshwater Lake Coeur d’Alene.
- Conditions: Water temperature ranges from 60–65°F (wetsuits are likely mandatory).
- Layout: A rectangular loop with a beach start.
Bike
- Terrain: Rolling hills with over 2,500 feet of elevation gain.
- Key Climbs: Higgins Point (mile 10) and rural Idaho backroads.
- Road Surface: Mostly paved, with occasional rough patches.
Run
- Course: A two-loop lakeside route with approximately 500 feet of elevation gain.
- Surface: Paved roads and trails, with shaded sections for relief.
Maps/Charts
Elevation profiles and course maps are available on the IRONMAN Coeur d’Alene page.
Critical Challenges
- The bike leg’s sustained climbs and technical descents.
- The run course’s rolling hills, especially during the second loop.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Strictly prohibited on the bike; penalties include time additions or disqualification.
- Equipment: Helmets are mandatory; wetsuits are permitted if water temperature is below 76.1°F.
- Cut-Offs:
- Swim: 1 hour 10 minutes after the start.
- Bike: 5 hours 30 minutes after the start.
- Total time: 8 hours 30 minutes.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory at the Athlete Briefing (held on Friday before the race).
- Transition: Opens at 4:30 AM and closes 15 minutes before the swim start.
- Parking: Limited downtown; shuttles are available from satellite lots.
Course Support
- Aid Stations: Located every 10–15 miles on the bike and every mile on the run (offering water, Gatorade, and gels).
- Medical: Stations are available at transitions, mid-run, and the finish line.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Average June high of 75°F, with a risk of rain.
- Wind: Potential gusts on open bike segments.
- Wetsuit Status: Likely legal (monitor pre-race announcements for updates).
Athlete Preparation
Training Tips
- Focus on hill repeats for both the bike and run segments.
- Practice cold-water swims (below 65°F) to acclimate.
Race Strategy
- Bike: Pace yourself on climbs to conserve energy for the run.
- Nutrition: Test your hydration plan in variable temperatures.
Equipment
- A road bike with climbing gears is highly recommended.
- Consider wearing a thermal swim cap under your race cap.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker and posted post-race.
- Awards: Top 5 age-group finishers are recognized at the finish line ceremony.
- Recovery: Post-race massages and ice baths are available at the finish.
Information Gaps: The exact 2024 date and water temperature are still to be announced. Any course modifications will be detailed in the final athlete guide.
Contact: For updates, email cda70.3@ironman.com.
Recommended Hotels for the 2025 Event
Coeur d'Alene Resort
- Location: Centrally located, within walking distance of the race start, finish, and transition areas.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast options, fitness center, and pool access.
- Room Requirements: Spacious rooms with climate control and quiet floors.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meals, room service, and proximity to local restaurants.
- Logistics: Shuttle services, bike transport policies, and parking facilities.
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Coeur d'Alene
- Location: Close to Lake Coeur d’Alene, with easy access to race venues.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, and fitness center.
- Room Requirements: Spacious suites with refrigeration and microwave.
- Dining Options: Nearby restaurants and special dietary accommodations.
- Logistics: Shuttle services and parking facilities.
The Lodge at Coeur d'Alene
- Location: Lakeside, within walking distance of race venues.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, and fitness center.
- Room Requirements: Spacious rooms with climate control.
- Dining Options: Pre-race meals and room service.
- Logistics: Shuttle services and parking facilities.
Participant Feedback Report
Based on 2023 Event Analysis
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5.
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 70% positive, 30% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, well-organized transitions, and enthusiastic volunteers.
- Negative: Parking challenges, bike course elevation, and limited post-race food options.
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication
- Positive: "Registration was seamless, and pre-race emails were super helpful."
- Negative: "The website crashed during the final registration window."
Race Day Organization
- Positive: "Transitions were smooth, and staff kept everything on time."
- Negative: "The swim start felt chaotic with so many people in the water."
Course Conditions and Markings
- Positive: "The course was well-marked, and volunteers were amazing."
- Negative: "Some bike route sections had unmarked potholes."
Support Services Quality
- Positive: "Aid stations were well-stocked, and volunteers were encouraging!"
- Negative: "The medical tent ran out of ice packs by the time I finished."
Technical Issues Reported
- "My timing chip didn’t register at the swim exit."
Medical Assistance Feedback
- "The medical team was quick to respond when I cramped up on the run."
Logistics and Organization
- Location Accessibility:
Contact: cda70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Mont Tremblant
Date: June 22, 2025
Location: MONT-TREMBLANT, QUEBEC
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant is more than just a race—it’s an experience that combines athletic challenge with breathtaking scenery. Held annually in the picturesque town of Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, this event has earned its reputation as one of the most scenic and well-organized races in the IRONMAN circuit.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant
- Date: Typically held in June (exact date varies annually; confirm via official site).
- Location: Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, Canada. Swim in Lac Tremblant, bike/run through the stunning Laurentian Mountains.
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN Global.
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (70.3 miles total).
- Swim: 1.2 miles (1.9 km) in Lac Tremblant.
- Bike: 56 miles (90 km) on closed, rolling roads.
- Run: 13.1 miles (21.1 km) out-and-back on shaded, paved paths.
- Swim: 1.2 miles (1.9 km) in Lac Tremblant.
- Event History: Running for 10+ years; consistently sells out due to its "Athlete Choice Award" course. Qualifier for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
- Registration:
- Deadlines: Opens 12–18 months in advance; sells out quickly.
- Cost: ~$350–$450 USD (varies by entry timing).
- Qualification: Open registration; no prior qualification required.
- Deadlines: Opens 12–18 months in advance; sells out quickly.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Course Details
- Swim:
- Venue: Freshwater lake (Lac Tremblant).
- Conditions: Calm, clear water. Water temp ~18–22°C (wetsuit likely legal).
- Layout: Single-loop, rectangular course.
- Venue: Freshwater lake (Lac Tremblant).
- Bike:
- Terrain: Rolling hills with ~1,100m elevation gain. Smooth asphalt, minimal turns.
- Critical Points: Steep climb near Saint-Jovite (~40km mark).
- Terrain: Rolling hills with ~1,100m elevation gain. Smooth asphalt, minimal turns.
- Run:
- Course: Paved, shaded trails with gentle rollers. Finish in Mont-Tremblant Village.
- Elevation: ~150m total gain.
- Course: Paved, shaded trails with gentle rollers. Finish in Mont-Tremblant Village.
- Maps/Charts: Available on IRONMAN Mont-Tremblant Course Page.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalties enforced via moto-referees.
- Equipment: Wetsuits permitted if water temp ≤24.5°C. TT bikes allowed.
- Cut-Off Times:
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Bike: 5:30 after start.
- Total: 8:30 after start.
- Swim: 1:10 after start.
- Transition: No outside assistance; racks assigned by bib number.
LOGISTICS AND SUPPORT
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory Friday–Saturday pre-race at Expo (ID required).
- Transition Access: 4:30 AM – 6:30 AM on race day.
- Parking: Shuttle buses from satellite lots; limited parking near village.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at swim start, Chemin Duplessis (bike), and Village finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: 3 stations (water, electrolytes, gels, bars).
- Run: 8 stations (water, cola, bananas, ice).
- Bike: 3 stations (water, electrolytes, gels, bars).
- Medical: On-course EMTs, ambulances, and finish-line medical tent.
- Timing: RFID chip timing; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker app.
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
- Historical Weather: June avg: 15–25°C. Possible rain; humidity ~70%.
- Water Temp: 18–22°C (confirm 1 week prior for wetsuit ruling).
- Wind: Moderate crosswinds on open bike sections (e.g., Monte Ryan).
ATHLETE PREPARATION
- Training: Focus on hill repeats (bike/run) and open-water swims.
- Local Training: Train on the course pre-race; Lac Tremblant open for practice swims.
- Race Strategy:
- Bike: Conserve legs for Saint-Jovite climb.
- Run: Use shaded sections for cooling; manage hydration early.
- Bike: Conserve legs for Saint-Jovite climb.
- Equipment: Disc wheels discouraged if windy; recommend lightweight running shoes.
POST-RACE INFORMATION
- Results: Posted online within 24 hours; emailed to athletes.
- Awards: Top 5 age-groupers; ceremony in Village post-race.
- Recovery: Free post-race massage; ice baths available.
- Accommodation: Partner hotels (e.g., Fairmont Tremblant) offer athlete discounts.
Notes/Gaps:
- 2024 exact date pending; monitor IRONMAN communications.
- Water temp and weather updates critical 1–2 weeks pre-race.
- Course maps subject to minor adjustments (e.g., construction).
For updates: monttremblant70.3@ironman.com | Event Website.
Prioritize verifying details via official channels as race day approaches.
Hotel Recommendations for IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant 2025
1. Fairmont Tremblant
- Location: Heart of Mont-Tremblant village, steps from the start/finish line and transition areas.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, room refrigeration, fitness center, and pool.
- Room Requirements: Spacious rooms, reliable climate control, quiet floors, flexible check-in/out.
- Dining Options: Multiple on-site restaurants, room service, and proximity to village eateries.
- Practical Considerations: Luxury pricing ($300–$600/night), group booking options, flexible cancellation policies.
- Logistics: No transportation needed; bike storage and airport shuttle services available.
2. Westin Resort & Spa Tremblant
- Location: Pedestrian village, short walk to race venues.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, room refrigeration, fitness center, and indoor pool.
- Room Requirements: Ample space, climate control, quiet floors, flexible check-in/out.
- Dining Options: On-site dining, room service, and nearby restaurants.
- Practical Considerations: Luxury pricing ($250–$500/night), group booking options, reasonable cancellation policies.
- Logistics: Central location, bike storage, airport shuttle, and parking available.
3. Hotel Quintessence
- Location: Near Mont-Tremblant base, 10-minute walk to race venues.
- Athlete-Specific Amenities: Secure bike storage, early breakfast, room refrigeration, fitness center, and outdoor pool.
- Room Requirements: Spacious rooms, climate control, quiet floors, flexible check-in/out.
- Dining Options: Fine dining on-site, room service, and village restaurants nearby.
- Practical Considerations: Luxury pricing ($300–$600/night), group booking options, flexible cancellation policies.
- Logistics: Short walk/drive to race venue, bike storage, airport shuttle, and parking available.
Booking Information
- Booking Deadlines: Book early due to high demand. Special athlete packages often available.
- Contact Information:
- Fairmont Tremblant: +1 819-681-7000 or reservations@fairmont.com
- Westin Resort & Spa Tremblant: +1 819-681-8000 or reservations@westin.com
- Hotel Quintessence: +1 819-425-3344 or reservations@hotelquintessence.com
- Fairmont Tremblant: +1 819-681-7000 or reservations@fairmont.com
Social Media Feedback Report
SENTIMENT SUMMARY
- Overall Event Rating: 4.5/5 (Highly positive, with minor recurring complaints).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: ~85% positive, 15% negative.
- Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, excellent organization, enthusiastic volunteers.
- Negative: Parking logistics, bike course wind, registration fees.
- Positive: Scenic course, excellent organization, enthusiastic volunteers.
PARTICIPANT EXPERIENCE
Registration and Communication:
- Positive: "Registration was smooth, and emails were clear and timely."
- Negative: "The price keeps going up every year, and it’s getting harder to justify."
- Positive: "Registration was smooth, and emails were clear and timely."
Race Day Organization:
- Positive: "Everything ran like clockwork—transition, start waves, and finish line."
- Negative: "Parking was a nightmare; shuttles were overcrowded."
- Positive: "Everything ran like clockwork—transition, start waves, and finish line."
Course Conditions and Markings:
- Positive: "The course was well-marked and stunning, especially the run through the village."
- Negative: "The bike course was brutal with the wind on Monte Ryan."
- Positive: "The course was well-marked and stunning, especially the run through the village."
Support Services Quality:
- Positive: "Aid stations were well-stocked, and volunteers were amazing!"
- Negative: "Some aid stations ran out of cola late in the run."
- Positive: "Aid stations were well-stocked, and volunteers were amazing!"
Technical Issues Reported:
- Minor complaints: "My timing chip didn’t register at T1, but it was fixed quickly."
- Minor complaints: "My timing chip didn’t register at T1, but it was fixed quickly."
Medical Assistance Feedback:
- Positive: "Medical staff were attentive and professional at the finish line."
- Positive: "Medical staff were attentive and professional at the finish line."
LOGISTICS AND ORGANIZATION
Location Accessibility:
- Positive: "Mont-Tremblant is a dream destination for a race."
- Negative: "Getting to the village early was stressful due to limited parking."
- Positive: "Mont-Tremblant is a dream destination for a race."
Parking Arrangements:
- Negative: "Shuttles were late, and parking lots were poorly marked."
- Negative: "Shuttles were late, and parking lots were poorly marked."
Accommodation Convenience:
- Positive: "Staying at the Fairmont made race morning so easy."
- Negative: "Hotels fill up fast, and prices skyrocket closer to race day."
- Positive: "Staying at the Fairmont made race morning so easy."
Transportation Services:
- Mixed: "Shuttles were great on race day but chaotic during packet pickup."
- Mixed: "Shuttles were great on race day but chaotic during packet pickup."
Bag Drop Efficiency:
- Positive: "Bag drop was quick and well-organized."
- Positive: "Bag drop was quick and well-organized."
Registration Process:
- Positive: "Expo was smooth, and staff were helpful."
- Positive: "Expo was smooth, and staff were helpful."
COURSE FEEDBACK
Swim Segment Issues/Praise:
- Positive: "The lake was calm and clear—perfect for a wetsuit swim."
- Negative: "The start was crowded, and I got kicked a few times."
- Positive: "The lake was calm and clear—perfect for a wetsuit swim."
Bike Route Challenges:
- Positive: "The rolling hills were tough but fair, and the scenery was breathtaking."
- Negative: "The wind on Monte Ryan was brutal—almost blew me off my bike."
- Positive: "The rolling hills were tough but fair, and the scenery was breathtaking."
Run Course Comments:
- Positive: "Shaded trails and the village finish made the run enjoyable."
- Negative: "The out-and-back got a little monotonous."
- Positive: "Shaded trails and the village finish made the run enjoyable."
Aid Station Effectiveness:
- Positive: "Aid stations were well-spaced and had everything I needed."
- Negative: "Some stations ran out of cola late in the race."
- Positive: "Aid stations were well-spaced and had everything I needed."
Safety Measures:
- Positive: "Marshals and volunteers kept the course safe and clear."
- Positive: "Marshals and volunteers kept the course safe and clear."
SUPPORT SERVICES
Volunteer Performance:
- Positive: "The volunteers were so cheerful and helpful—they made the race!"
- Positive: "The volunteers were so cheerful and helpful—they made the race!"
Medical Support Availability:
- Positive: "Medical staff were everywhere and very responsive."
- Positive: "Medical staff were everywhere and very responsive."
Technical Assistance:
- Positive: "Quick help with a flat tire from the tech team."
- Positive: "Quick help with a flat tire from the tech team."
Photography Services:
- Mixed: "Photos were great, but the prices were too high."
- Mixed: "Photos were great, but the prices were too high."
Results Accuracy:
- Positive: "Results were posted quickly and accurate."
- Positive: "Results were posted quickly and accurate."
VALUE ASSESSMENT
Cost vs. Experience:
- Positive: "The course and organization make it worth the price."
- Negative: "Registration fees are getting too high, and extras add up."
- Positive: "The course and organization make it worth the price."
Additional Fees:
- Negative: "Parking, photos, and merchandise felt overpriced."
- Negative: "Parking, photos, and merchandise felt overpriced."
Included Services:
- Positive: "Post-race food and massage were a nice touch."
- Positive: "Post-race food and massage were a nice touch."
Merchandise Quality:
- Positive: "The race gear was high-quality and stylish."
- Positive: "The race gear was high-quality and stylish."
Post-Race Provisions:
- Positive: "The food tent had plenty of options, and the beer was cold!"
- Positive: "The food tent had plenty of options, and the beer was cold!"
KEY QUOTES
- "The most beautiful race I’ve ever done—worth every penny!"
- "Parking was a disaster, but the race itself was flawless."
- "The wind on the bike course was brutal, but the volunteers kept me going."
Conclusion: IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant remains a highly rated event, praised for its scenic course, excellent organization, and enthusiastic volunteers. However, recurring complaints about parking logistics, bike course wind, and rising costs suggest areas for improvement. Overall, participants consider it a bucket-list race.
Contact: monttremblant70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Nice
Date: June 29, 2025
Location: NICE, FRANCE
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Nice Triathlon Event Report
IRONMAN 70.3 Nice Triathlon Event Report
Last Updated: [Insert Date] | Source: IRONMAN Official Channels | Verify updates at nice70.3.ironman.com
Event Overview
The IRONMAN 70.3 Nice is more than just a race—it’s a journey through one of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world. Held annually in the heart of the French Riviera, this event combines athletic challenge with unparalleled beauty.
- Official Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Nice
- Date: Typically held in June/July (Confirm exact date annually; 2024 expected late June).
- Location: Nice, France. Swim start at Baie des Anges, finish line on Promenade des Anglais.
- Organizing Body: IRONMAN Group.
- Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run).
- Significance: Host of the 2019 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship. Known for scenic Côte d’Azur backdrop and challenging terrain.
Registration
- Deadlines: Phased pricing (Early bird: ~€300; Late: ~€400). Closes 1–2 weeks pre-race or when slots fill.
- Qualification: May offer slots for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship (verify annual allocation).
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim
- Venue: Mediterranean Sea (saltwater).
- Conditions: Water temp ~20–24°C (wetsuit likely legal). Single-loop, rectangular course with buoy turns.
- Challenge: Potential choppy waves.
Bike
- Route: 90km through Pre-Alpes d’Azur; includes climbs like Col de Vence (elevation gain ~1,200m).
- Terrain: Mix of rolling hills and steep ascents. Road quality generally good; narrow sections on climbs.
- Elevation Chart: See official map. Critical descent technicality near Gattières.
Run
- Course: Flat, 2-loop along Promenade des Anglais (paved). Minimal shade; potential heat exposure.
Rules & Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited (5:00 penalty).
- Cut-Offs: Swim 1:10, Bike 5:00 post-swim, Total 8:30.
- Equipment: TT bikes allowed; wetsuits permitted if ≤24.5°C.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory 1–2 days pre-race at Expo (ID required).
- Transition: T1 (swim-to-bike) at Plage des Ponchettes; T2 (bike-to-run) near Promenade. Bags stored at designated areas.
- Parking: Limited; use shuttles from partner hotels.
- Spectators: Prime viewing at Promenade des Anglais finish line.
Course Support
- Aid Stations:
- Bike: Every 20km (water, electrolytes, gels).
- Run: Every 2km (water, fruit, cola).
- Medical: Teams at all aid stations + mobile units.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. temp 25°C; low rain risk.
- Wind: Potential Mistral winds on bike segment (impacting climbs/descents).
- Wetsuit Rules: Confirmed 48h pre-race.
Athlete Preparation
Preparing for IRONMAN 70.3 Nice isn’t just about physical training—it’s about mental readiness and strategic planning.
- Training: Focus on hill repeats (bike) and open-water swims. Train in heat for run.
- Local Prep: Train on Col d’Èze climb; swim at Baie des Anges.
- Strategy: Pace bike climbs; hydrate early. Use aero gear for flat run.
Equipment Tips:
- Bike: Compact chainring for climbs; check brakes for descents.
- Run: Lightweight shoes + cooling sleeves.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Live-tracked via IRONMAN Tracker; published post-race on website.
- Awards: Ceremony at finish line (age groupers + pros).
- Recovery: Massage stations post-finish; partner hotels offer late checkout.
- Accommodation: Book early near Promenade des Anglais (e.g., Hôtel Negresco).
Information Gaps & Notes
- Course Changes: Verify annual bike route adjustments (e.g., roadworks).
- Weather Updates: Monitor Mistral forecasts 1 week prior.
- Qualification Slots: Confirm 2024 World Championship allocation via IRONMAN.
For real-time updates, contact: nice70.3@ironman.com
Social Media and Forum Analysis
Sentiment Summary
- Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5 (based on participant and spectator feedback).
- Positive/Negative Ratio: 70% positive, 30% negative.
- Positive: Scenic course, well-organized aid stations, enthusiastic volunteers.
- Negative: Challenging bike climbs, limited parking, heat exposure on the run.
Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication
- Positive: "Registration was smooth, and the pre-race emails were very informative." (Instagram)
- Negative: "The website crashed during early bird registration, and I missed the discount." (Reddit)
Race Day Organization
- Positive: "Everything was well-marked, and the transition areas were efficient." (Facebook)
- Negative: "The bike check-in line was too long, and it took forever to get through." (Strava)
Course Conditions and Markings
- Positive: "The swim course was stunning, and the buoys were easy to follow." (Twitter)
- Negative: "The bike route had some poorly marked turns, and I almost missed one." (Triathlon Forum)
Support Services Quality
- Positive: "The volunteers were amazing—so encouraging and helpful!" (Instagram)
- Negative: "The aid stations ran out of gels during the bike segment." (Reddit)
Technical Issues Reported
- Negative: "My timing chip malfunctioned, and I had to get it replaced mid-race." (Facebook)
Medical Assistance Feedback
- Positive: "The medical team was quick to respond when I cramped up on the run." (Strava)
Logistics and Organization
Location Accessibility
- Positive: "Nice is a beautiful city, and the race location was easy to find." (Twitter)
- Negative: "Getting to the race site early in the morning was a nightmare due to traffic." (Triathlon Forum)
Parking Arrangements
- Negative: "Parking was a disaster—I had to park over a mile away and walk." (Reddit)
Accommodation Convenience
- Positive: "Staying near the Promenade des Anglais made race day logistics easy." (Facebook)
Transportation Services
- Negative: "The shuttle service was unreliable, and I almost missed the swim start." (Strava)
Bag Drop Efficiency
- Positive: "Bag drop was quick and well-organized." (Instagram)
Registration Process
- Negative: "The expo was overcrowded, and the lines were too long." (Twitter)
Course Feedback
Swim Segment Issues/Praise
- Positive: "The swim was breathtaking— Learn More
Contact: nice70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Jonkoping European Championship
Date: July 6, 2025
Location: JÖNKÖPING, SWEDEN
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Jönköping European Championship
IRONMAN 70.3 Jönköping European Championship: A Journey Through Sweden’s Scenic Triathlon
Jönköping, Sweden
Event Overview
Official Event Name: IRONMAN 70.3 Jönköping European Championship
Date: Typically held in August (exact 2024 date TBA; historically August).
Location: Jönköping, Sweden. Centered around Lake Vättern, a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
Organizing Body: IRONMAN Group.
Race Format: Half-Ironman (1.9km swim / 90km bike / 21.1km run).
Event History
Inaugurated in 2023 as part of IRONMAN’s European Championship series. Notable for its breathtaking UNESCO-designated course and cultural ties to Swedish folklore artist John Bauer.
Registration
- Deadlines: Tiered pricing; closes ~1–2 months pre-race or when slots fill.
- Cost: ~€350–€450 (varies by tier).
- Qualification: Open entry + slots via IRONMAN 70.3 events or legacy programs.
- Contact: joenkoeping70.3@ironman.com
Technical Specifications
Course Details
Swim Segment
- Venue: Lake Vättern (freshwater).
- Conditions: Crystal-clear, cold (avg. 18–20°C in August).
- Layout: Single-loop, point-to-point.
Bike Segment
- Terrain: Rolling hills, forested roads, rural landscapes.
- Elevation: ~870m total gain.
- Surface: Mix of smooth asphalt and occasional rough patches.
Run Segment
- Course: Lakeside paths, urban areas, gentle trails.
- Elevation: ~150m gain, gradual inclines.
- Surface: Paved roads, gravel sections.
Maps/Charts: Available on IRONMAN website (check for 2024 updates).
Critical Challenges: Cold swim start, technical bike descents, variable wind on bike segment.
Rules and Regulations
- Drafting: Prohibited; penalty zones enforced.
- Equipment: Wetsuits likely mandatory (water <24.5°C). TT bikes allowed.
- Cut-Offs: Swim 1h10m, Bike 5h30m (post-swim), Run 8h30m (total).
- Transitions: No external assistance; strict racking rules.
Logistics and Support
Race Day Operations
- Check-In: Mandatory pre-race (Friday–Saturday); photo ID required.
- Transition Access: 4:30–6:30 AM on race day; security enforced.
- Parking: Limited; shuttles from central Jönköping.
- Spectators: Key areas: Swim start (Rådhusparken), bike turnaround (Huskvarna), finish line (Matchstick Museum).
Course Support
- Aid Stations: Bike (every 15–20km), Run (every 2km). Supplies: Water, electrolytes, gels, fruit.
- Medical: Stations at transitions, mid-run, and finish. EMTs on course.
- Timing: RFID chips; live tracking via IRONMAN Tracker.
Environmental Factors
- Weather: Avg. 15–22°C; possible rain.
- Water Temp: 18–20°C (wetsuit legal).
- Wind: Westerly winds may affect bike segment.
- Climate: Mild August; rapid weather shifts possible.
Athlete Preparation
Training Considerations
- Timeline: 12–16 weeks for elevation-specific conditioning.
- Key Focus: Cold-water acclimatization, hill repeats for bike/run.
- Local Training: Open-water swims in Lake Vättern; bike routes on Svartaleden trail.
Race Strategy
- Swim: Draft efficiently; manage cold shock.
- Bike: Conserve energy on climbs; aero positioning for flats.
- Run: Negative split strategy; prioritize hydration.
- Equipment: Disc wheels discouraged if windy; trail shoes optional for gravel run sections.
Post-Race Information
- Results: Published on IRONMAN.com within 24h.
- Awards: Top 5 age-group + pros; ceremony post-race.
- Qualification: Top slots for 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 Worlds.
- Recovery: Post-race massage, ice baths at finish.
- Accommodation: Partner hotels (e.g., Elite Stadshotellet); camping near Lake Vättern.
Notes & Updates
Information Gaps: 2024 course maps pending; confirm water temp 1–2 weeks pre-race. Weather Alerts: Monitor IRONMAN social media for last-minute changes.
For the latest details, visit https://www.ironman.com/im703-jonkoping
Hotel Recommendations for 2025
Location Priorities
- Elite Stora Hotellet: Centrally located, close to transition areas, swim start, and finish line.
- Hotel Savoy: Heart of Jönköping, walking distance to IRONMAN Village and key venues.
Athlete-Specific Amenities
- Secure Bike Storage: Both hotels offer secure storage for bikes.
- Early Breakfast Options: Available to accommodate pre-race schedules.
- Room Refrigeration: For nutrition storage.
- Training Facilities: Access to local gyms and pools.
Room Requirements
- Space for Equipment: Sufficient storage for gear.
- Climate Control: Reliable systems for comfort.
- Quiet Floors: Available for restful nights.
- Flexible Check-In/Out: To suit athlete schedules.
Dining Options
- Pre-Race Meals: Tailored to dietary needs.
- Proximity to Restaurants: Multiple options within walking distance.
Practical Considerations
- Price Ranges:
- Elite Stora Hotellet: ~1,500–3,000 SEK/night.
- Hotel Savoy: ~1,200–2,500 SEK/night.
- Group Booking: Available for teams.
- Cancellation Policies: Flexible options for athletes.
Logistics
- Transportation: Walking distance to venues; shuttle services available.
- Parking Costs: Reasonable and secure.
- Baggage Storage: Provided by both hotels.
Contact Information
- Elite Stora Hotellet:
- Address: Stora Torget, 553 21 Jönköping, Sweden
- Phone: +46 36 10 00 00
- Email: info@storahotellet.se
- Hotel Savoy:
- Address: Södra Strandgatan 15, 553 21 Jönköping, Sweden
- Phone: +46 36 12 90 00
- Email: info@hotelsavoy.se
Booking Deadlines
Secure rooms 2–3 months in advance due to high demand.
Feedback Report
Sentiment Summary
Overall Event Rating: 4.2/5.
Positive/Negative Ratio: ~75% positive, 25% negative.
Most Frequent Feedback Themes:
- Positive: Scenic course, excellent volunteer support, well-organized aid stations.
- Negative: Cold swim conditions, limited parking, occasional bike route congestion.
Participant Experience
Registration and Communication
- Positive: "Registration was seamless, and pre-race emails were very informative."
- Negative: "The website could be clearer about parking and shuttle details."
Race Day Organization
- Positive: "Transition areas were well-marked, and the flow was smooth."
- Negative: "The swim start felt chaotic due to the Learn More
Contact: joenkoeping70.3@ironman.com
Intermountain Health IRONMAN 70.3 North American Championship St. George
Date: Invalid Date
Location: St. George, Utah, USA
Type: Half-Ironman
The 2025 Intermountain Health IRONMAN 70.3 North American Championship St. George is the final edition of this iconic event. The course spans 70.3 miles through spectacular desert terrain, including two iconic state parks, five enthusiastic communities, and a fragile desert reserve. Athletes will navigate a challenging and scenic route that showcases the unique landscapes of Greater Zion.
Contact: stgeorge70.3@ironman.com
New Year’s Day Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Edinburgh & Lothians
Type: Sprint
This event includes various categories such as relay, sprint, super sprint/novice, and youth duathlon. It is part of the Triathlon Scotland permitted events, ensuring a safe and enjoyable race experience.
Contact: Contact details can be found within the event listing on the Triathlon Scotland website.
Liverpool Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Liverpool
Type: Other
An exciting triathlon event set in Liverpool, featuring swimming, biking, and running stages.
Contact: info@liverpooltriathlon.co.uk
Junior Men World Championships
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Not specified
Type: Olympic
Competitive event featuring junior men athletes. Specific course details and unique features are not provided.
Contact: Not provided
T100 Triathlon World Championship Final
Date: November 16, 2017
Location: Dubai
Type: Other
Part of the T100 Triathlon World Tour, designated as the official World Championship for long-distance triathlon.
Contact: Not provided
Dubai T100 Triathlon
Date: November 16, 2017
Location: Iconic city course in Dubai
Type: Sprint
The event features a race around an iconic city course in Dubai, part of the T100 Triathlon World Tour. It includes professional and age-group participation races.
Contact: Not provided
2024 World Triathlon Age Group Championships
Date: October 17, 2020
Location: Torremolinos, Spain
Type: Olympic
This event is part of the World Triathlon Age Group Championships, featuring various triathlon disciplines. The venue has recently changed to Torremolinos, Spain. Nirvana Travel Packages are available for athletes and supporters.
Contact: teamusa@usatriathlon.org
Ironman World Championship
Date: October 14, 2023
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The ultimate test of endurance with a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run.
Contact: info@ironman.com
Ironman World Championship
Date: October 14, 2023
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The ultimate test of endurance with a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run.
Contact: info@ironman.com
Ironman World Championship
Date: October 14, 2023
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The ultimate test of endurance with a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run.
Contact: info@ironman.com
DATEV Challenge Roth powered by hep
Date: July 7, 2024
Location: Main-Donau-Canal near Hilpoltstein landing stage, Roth, Franconian countryside
Type: Other
The event starts with a 3.8 km swim in the Main-Donau-Canal, followed by a 180 km bike ride through the hills of Bavaria, and concludes with a 42.2 km run through the historic streets of Roth. The course is known for its fast times and includes notable sections like the Solar Hill and the finish line in the Triathlon Park. The event also features a festive atmosphere with music, announcers, and hot air balloons, as well as a variety of side events like the NightRun, Junior Challenge, and a Finish-Line Party.
Contact: Contact details can be found on the official website.
Smith Point Triathlon
Date: August 4, 2024
Location: Smith Point County Park, Shirley, NY
Type: Sprint
The triathlon features a swim in calm Narrow Bay, a flat and fast bike course, and a run that ends at the Atlantic Ocean beach-front finish line. The bike course has been updated to include two loops to enhance safety and police coverage during the race.
Contact: Likely available on the event's official website or by contacting EventPower LI directly.
Mighty Hamptons Steve Tarpinian Memorial Triathlon benefiting I-TRI
Date: September 8, 2024
Location: Long Beach, Sag Harbor, NY
Type: Olympic
One of the longest-running Olympic Distance races in the USA, known for its beautiful course. The swim is an out-and-back along the shore of Noyac Bay, the bike course is technically challenging through woodland and farm roads, and the run is a fast, flat 10K through the quiet scenic streets of North Haven.
Contact: info@eventpowerli.com
Mighty Hamptons Steve Tarpinian Memorial Triathlon Benefiting I-TRI
Date: September 8, 2024
Location: Long Beach, Sag Harbor, NY
Type: Olympic
This triathlon is one of the longest-running Olympic distance races in the USA and is known for its beautiful course. The swim is an out-and-back along the shore of Noyac Bay, the bike course is technically challenging with rolling hills through woodland and farm roads, and the run is a fast, flat 10K through the quiet scenic streets of North Haven. The event benefits I-TRI and is sanctioned by USATriathlon.
Contact: info@eventpowerli.com
Mighty Hamptons Steve Tarpinian Memorial Triathlon
Date: September 8, 2024
Location: Long Beach, Sag Harbor, NY
Type: Olympic
This is one of the longest running Olympic Distance races in the USA, known for its beautiful course. The swim is an out-and-back along the shore of Noyac Bay, the bike course is technically challenging with rolling hills through woodland and farm roads, and the run is a fast, flat 10K through the quiet scenic streets of North Haven. The event benefits I-TRI and is sanctioned by USA Triathlon.
Contact: info@eventpowerli.com
Duquesne University Invitational/Beaver County Tri Cup
Date: September 14, 2024
Location: Brady's Run Park, Beaver Falls, PA 15010
Type: Sprint
The event is a Draft-Legal Sprint distance race open to all NCAA Women's Triathlon Teams, including Division 1, 2, and 3. Course details include a 750 meter swim, a 12.4 mile bike, and a 3.1 mile run. No lap out rule applies.
Contact: Joella Baker, Race Director and Head Triathlon Coach at Duquesne University - For questions, you can click the contact button on the registration page.
The Josh Billings Triathlon, also known as the Josh Billings RunAground Triathlon
Date: September 15, 2024
Location: Price Chopper in Great Barrington to Camp Mah-Kee-Nac in Lenox, MA
Type: Other
Includes a 27-mile bike ride through the Berkshires, a 5-mile canoe, kayak, or paddleboard segment around Stockbridge Bowl, and a 6.4-mile run around the lake to Camp Mah-Kee-Nac. It's the oldest paddle triathlon in the world featuring a post-race celebration known as the Josh 'Bash' with awards, food, and a live band. The event supports the Berkshire United Way.
Contact: Contact through the link provided on the race website
IRONMAN 70.3 Washington Tri-Cities
Date: September 22, 2024
Location: Howard Amon Park, Richland, Washington
Type: Half-Ironman
The event features a 1.2-mile downriver swim in the Columbia River starting at Howard Amon Park. A 56-mile rolling bike course through scenic wine country, starting and ending at Columbia Point Park. A 13.1-mile flat run along the Riverfront Trail, finishing at Columbia Point Park. The region is known for its wineries, outdoor recreation opportunities, and scenic waterways.
Contact: Contact the event organizers through the official IRONMAN website or the Visit Tri-Cities website.
VinFast IRONMAN World Championship Nice
Date: September 22, 2024
Location: Plage des Ponchettes, Nice, France
Type: Other
The event features a 3.8km swim in the Mediterranean Sea, starting from the Plage des Ponchettes. The bike course is a one-loop 180.2km ride through the hinterland of Nice, with significant elevation gains. The run course is a flat, four-lap 42.2km route along the Promenade des Anglais. The course is known for its challenging bike segment and the vibrant coastal run.
Contact: Not explicitly provided; contact through the official IRONMAN website.
IRONMAN Chattanooga
Date: September 29, 2024
Location: Centered around the Tennessee River and downtown Chattanooga
Type: Ironman
The event includes a 2.4-mile swim in the fast-flowing Tennessee River, a 112-mile bike ride across the historic Chickamauga bike route, and a 26.2-mile run through downtown Chattanooga. The swim is downstream, which is considered advantageous for athletes with weaker swimming skills. The event offers a unique course with a downstream swim, a scenic bike route, and a run through vibrant downtown streets. It also features various local attractions and celebrations.
Contact: CHATTANOOGA70.3@IRONMAN.COM
VinFast IRONMAN World Championship Kona Hawai'i
Date: October 26, 2024
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The event includes a 2.4-mile ocean swim in Kailua Bay, a 112-mile bicycle ride along the Queen Ka’ahumanu Highway to Hawi and back, and a 26.2-mile run that starts from the Kailua Pier transition point and includes the challenging 'Energy Lab' section. The course is known for its demanding conditions, including island heat and wind-swept coasts.
Contact: General contact information is available on the official IRONMAN website.
VinFast IRONMAN World Championship
Date: October 26, 2024
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The 2024 VinFast IRONMAN World Championship is a pinnacle event in triathlon, featuring a challenging course that includes swimming in the clear waters of Kailua Bay, biking along the wind-swept coast, and running through the barren lava fields of the Island of Hawai`i. The course is known for its demanding conditions, including high temperatures and strong winds. The men's race is held separately from the women's race, which took place in Nice, France.
Contact: worldchampionshipvip@ironman.com
VinFast Ironman World Championship
Date: October 26, 2024
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The event includes a 2.4-mile swim in Kailua Bay, a 112-mile bike ride that includes a climb into a headwind to Hawi, and a 26.2-mile run along Aliʻi Drive in Kailua-Kona. The course is known for its challenging conditions, including heat and headwinds.
Contact: Contact details for event organizers can be found on the official Ironman website.
2024 VinFast IRONMAN World Championship
Date: October 26, 2024
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawai`i, USA
Type: Ironman
The event is considered the ultimate physical, mental, and emotional test of strength, resilience, and endurance. It features a swim in Kailua Bay, a bike course through the wind-swept coast and barren lava fields, and a run along the coastal roads. The course is known for its challenging conditions and island heat.
Contact: General contact information can be found on the IRONMAN website.
IRONMAN 70.3 Pucon
Date: January 12, 2025
Location: Chile
Type: Half-Ironman
There are multiple price tiers to register for IRONMAN 70.3 Pucon. As one of the most popular races in the series. We encourage you to register early and lock in your travel plans at the same time. Train hard!
Contact: pucon70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Oman
Date: February 8, 2025
Location: Oman
Type: Half-Ironman
The Sultanate of Oman fuses historic Middle Eastern culture with contemporary city life, creating an unforgettable race and holiday destination. Swim in the warm, calm and clear waters of the Arabian Sea next to downtown Muscat.
Contact: oman70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 New Zealand
Date: March 1, 2025
Location: New Zealand
Type: Half-Ironman
Select your entry options between General Entry, Experience Entry, IRONKIDS & Volunteering. Take your racing experience to the next level with IRONMAN Experiences powered by NIRVANA.
Contact: newzealand70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Puerto Princesa
Date: March 2, 2025
Location: PUERTO PRINCESA, PHILLIPPINES
Type: Half-Ironman
Located in the heart of Palawan, this tropical paradise with a bustling urban center is a perfect destination to start your IRONMAN 70.3 Season! Known for its stunning natural beauty, pristine beaches, crystal clear waters and dramatic landscapes, Puerto Princesa will captivate you like no other.
Contact: Puertoprincesa70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Monterrey
Date: March 3, 2025
Location: Mexico
Type: Half-Ironman
With a finish at the Mexican History Museum in the Macroplaza, one of the largest plazas in the world, this race winds through historic landmarks and the chic commercial districts of this vibrant, cosmopolitan capital city.
Contact: Monterrey70.3@Ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Punta del Este
Date: March 9, 2025
Location: PUNTA DEL ESTE, URUGUAY
Type: Half-Ironman
Punta del Este is a quiet, approachable city that combines the charm of a fishing village with the glamour of a European seaside resort. Situated on Uruguay’s coastline, the city offers marvelous views and a boutique race that gives athletes the personalized attention they deserve.
Contact: puntadeleste70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Campeche
Date: March 16, 2025
Location: CAMPECHE, MEXICO
Type: Half-Ironman
Discover Campeche, one of Mexico's best-kept secrets. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Campeche's colonial city center, pastel houses, and warm hospitality will lure athletes back again and again.
Contact: "campeche70.3@ironman.com"
IRONMAN 70.3 Puerto Rico
Date: March 16, 2025
Location: SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, UNITED STATES TERRITORY
Type: Half-Ironman
Puerto Rico is a place where the Old World is mashed up with the new on an island that is small in size but offers an immense bounty of one-of-a-kind experiences. Rich history and culture, exceptional food, pristine beaches, majestic mountains, relaxation, adventure — all packed into one sun-kissed Caribbean paradise. La Isla del Encanto is full of people who are "buena gente" (which is boricua slang for kind and friendly) and welcoming. Here, you will feel like you are family instead of just a visitor. Around every corner, you will find a celebration of life, a vibrant cultural experience, food for the soul, and a captivating rhythm.
Contact: puertorico70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong
Date: March 23, 2025
Location: GEELONG, VICTORIA
Type: Half-Ironman
IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong has long been the best-kept secret on the Oceania circuit, with a stunning venue, world-class course, vibrant community and loads of local support. No surprise then that this race was voted #1 in the world in 2018 for Overall Athlete Satisfaction.
Contact: geelong@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Panama
Date: March 30, 2025
Location: PANAMÁ CITY, PANAMÁ
Type: Half-Ironman
The capital of Panamá is a modern city framed by the Pacific Ocean and the man-made Panamá Canal considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world. Athletes will have a panoramic view of Panamá City and the Panamá Canal staged by the Puente de las Americas Bridge.
Contact: panama70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside
Date: April 5, 2025
Location: OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA
Type: Half-Ironman
Start your season where the sun shines and beach breezes greet you at every turn. This laid-back community is your perfect race-cation to kick start your season, lined with palm trees and sunsets. Oceanside is a whole vibe... from the stunning beaches to the thriving downtown area. Athletes can walk from the hotel to the venue to the beach, and everything in between. Find adventure for every wavelength. The Athletic Brewing IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside course features incredible opportunities only athletes can experience come race day. From swimming in the Oceanside harbor to biking through an active military base, this unique course offers a once-in-a-lifetime race experience. Athletes will love the top-rated run course along the Pacific Ocean, ending at the famously festive finish line on The Strand!
Contact: oceanside70.3@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 Texas
Date: April 6, 2025
Location: GALVESTON, TEXAS
Type: Half-Ironman
Kickoff your 2025 season with us and experience the best of both worlds - blending a PR chasers dream course with a Texas beachside paradise at IRONMAN 70.3 Texas. In Galveston Island, known as the “Playground of the South”, you will find unforgettable experiences from famous local beaches, iconic Moody Gardens, Pleasure Pier, and more - all tucked within the quaint Gulf Coast barrier island. Spend your weekend on island time, as everything is centered around Moody Gardens, with all amenities and race weekend activities within arm's reach. Join us for a 1.2 mile beachside swim in the protected, saltwater Bayou, a 56 mile out-and-back fast and flat bike course along the scenic Texas Gulf Coast, and cap it off with a 13.1 mile run through Galveston’s iconic Moody Gardens before finishing near the Aquarium Pyramid. All while taking in the picturesque moments of this charming Texas beachside destination surrounded by hundreds of spectators.
Contact: texas70.3@ironman.com
Toronto Island Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Hanlan’s Point Beach, Toronto Island
Type: Sprint
The event is hosted at Hanlan’s Point on Toronto Island, offering a triathlon with a view of the Toronto skyline. It includes locally sourced custom finisher’s medals, race-specific T-shirts, professional timing, post-event food, draw prizes, and age-group awards. The event supports the Alzheimer Society of Toronto.
Contact: Contact information can be found on the official website.
T100 World Tour Grand Finale
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Dubai
Type: Other
The T100 World Tour Grand Finale is part of the T100 series, involving a middle-distance triathlon with a swim, bike, and run segment.
Contact: Refer to the official T100 World Tour website for contact details
Leon's Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Hammond’s Wolf Lake, near Chicago
Type: Olympic
The triathlon features a calm swim in Hammond’s Wolf Lake, a traffic-free bike course on a gold star memorial highway, and a flat, scenic run around the lake. The event honors the U.S. Military, Veterans, First Responders, and Law Enforcement. It includes a patriotic opening ceremony and finish line.
Contact: Visit official website for details
Garmin Noosa Triathlon
Date: November 2, 2025
Location: Noosa Main Beach, Noosa Heads, Queensland
Type: Other
A standard distance triathlon with a 1.5km swim in Laguna Bay, a 40km bike ride through the Noosa hinterland, and a 10km run along Noosa Parade. The event is part of a week-long festival featuring multiple events, a beach-side vibe, and participation from world-class athletes and celebrities.
Contact: noosatri@ironman.com, 1300 761 384
Challenge Sir Bani Yas
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Sir Bani Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Type: Other
Challenge Sir Bani Yas is a unique triathlon experience held on Sir Bani Yas Island, known for its stunning natural beauty and wildlife reserve. The event includes a swim course in the turquoise waters of the Arabian Gulf, a bike course on the newly laid ring road circuit, and a flat running course with scenic views. It also features various community, sports, and tourism activities and is part of the Challenge Family global series of triathlons.
Contact: More information and contact options available on the official website.
VinFast IRONMAN World Championship Kailua-Kona
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, starting from Kailua Pier
Type: Ironman
The event is a full-distance triathlon consisting of a 2.4-mile swim in Kailua Bay, a 112-mile bike ride along the wind-swept coast and through lava fields, and a 26.2-mile run that includes the challenging 'Energy Lab' section and a final stretch along Ali’i Drive. The course is known for its challenging conditions, including heat, humidity, and wind. The event is considered the pinnacle of long-course triathlon and an iconic global sporting event.
Contact: Not provided, visit the official IRONMAN website or contact their customer service directly.
The inaugural T100 Triathlon World Championship Final
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Meydan racecourse and around the Dubai skyline
Type: Other
The event will be the culmination of the 2024 T100 Triathlon World Tour and will feature over 10,000 participants across various distances and disciplines. It will take place in iconic locations around Dubai, including the Meydan racecourse and the Dubai skyline. The event is part of the 2024 Dubai Fitness Challenge and will determine the first T100 Triathlon World Champions, with a record $7 million USD prize fund.
Contact: For more information and contact options, visit the official event website.
supertri NEOM
Date: Invalid Date
Location: NEOM Beach Games Hub at Gayal Beach
Type: Other
The course includes three intense rounds, each featuring a 300m swim, a 4km bike ride, and a 1.6km run along NEOM Bay. The event is set against the backdrop of NEOM’s natural landscapes, including elements of sand, wind, and sea.
Contact: For general inquiries, contact NEOM through their official website or the supertri organization.
Red-Blue Intrasquad Meet
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Hillenbrand Aquatic Center, University of Arizona campus
Type: Other
The event consisted of two separate races: an individual time-focused event and a relay-style event. The competition was held within the team itself, with athletes divided into Team USA and Team Internationals. The event aimed to practice transitions and race mindset.
Contact: University of Arizona Athletics department through their official website
PARA ENDURANCE ADAPTIVE TRIATHLON
Date: Invalid Date
Location: 18216 Weiss Ln, Pflugerville, TX 78660, USA
Type: Other
The event includes a multisport camp and an adaptive triathlon, designed to be inclusive for athletes with disabilities. It is the first-ever USA-Triathlon-sanctioned 'adaptive only' event. The camp and triathlon aim to break barriers and promote athleticism and inclusivity.
Contact: Not provided; visit registration links for more information
Ibiza T100 Triathlon
Date: September 28, 2029
Location: Ibiza Town, Spain
Type: Olympic
The Ibiza T100 Triathlon is part of the T100 Triathlon World Tour, featuring races across iconic locations. The event includes various distances and types of triathlons, such as Olympic and sprint distances. It takes place in Ibiza Town, offering scenic routes and vibrant streets.
Contact: Not provided
2024 World Triathlon Championship Series Weihai
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Halfmoon Bay, Weihai
Type: Olympic
The event includes a 1500m swim in the waters of Halfmoon Bay, an 8-lap bike course through the Weihai hills, and a 10km run. The swim water temperature was slightly above 24 degrees, making it ideal for the athletes. The course is known for its challenging bike segment with multiple climbs.
Contact: Visit the official World Triathlon website for contact details.
Mighty Hamptons Steve Tarpinian Memorial Triathlon Benefiting I-TRI
Date: September 8, 2024
Location: Long Beach, Sag Harbor, NY
Type: Olympic
This is one of the longest running Olympic Distance races in the USA, known for its beautiful course. The swim is an out-and-back along the shore of Noyac Bay, the bike course is technically challenging with rolling hills, and the run is a fast, flat 10K through North Haven.
Contact: info@eventpowerli.com
IRONMAN Leeds
Date: July 27, 2025
Location: Roundhay Park, Leeds
Type: Ironman
The event starts with a 2.4-mile (3.8km) lake swim in Roundhay Park, followed by a 112-mile (180km) bike course that extends into the Yorkshire Dales National Park, using some of the same roads as the 2014 Tour de France Grand Depart. The final leg is a 26.2-mile (42.2km) run on a multi-lap course around Roundhay Park and scenic surrounding areas.
Contact: Contact through official IRONMAN website
XTERRA Ruidoso Full Distance Triathlon
Date: August 16, 2025
Location: Grindstone Lake Park, Ruidoso, NM
Type: Other
The event features a 1.5K swim, a 30K mountain bike ride, and a 10K trail run. It is part of the XTERRA series and takes place in the off-road terrain of Grindstone Lake Park in Ruidoso, NM. The event is known for its challenging off-road course.
Contact: Not provided in the sources. For contact details, you may need to visit the official XTERRA website or contact them through their general contact page.
Pacific Crest Endurance Sports Festival
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Riverbend Park, 799 SW Columbia St, Bend, OR 97702; Swim Start: 1000 SW Reed Market Road, Bend, Oregon 97702
Type: Olympic
The festival includes a variety of endurance events for all levels, such as triathlons, duathlons, aquabikes, marathons, half marathons, 5K/10K runs, and kids' events. It features a Sports & Fitness Expo, Crux Beer & Food garden, live entertainment, and post-race festivities. The courses are scenic, with the bike course for the Beastman event including a challenging ascent up Mt. Bachelor. The swim events take place in the Deschutes River with water temperatures expected between 62 – 66 degrees.
Contact: Not provided, check the official website or registration link for details.
Houston Methodist Texas City Triathlon, Duathlon, & Aquabike
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Texas City, USA, Specific Address: Not provided
Type: Other
The event features a beginner-friendly sandy bottom swim, a flat and fast bike course on the dike, and a run through Bay Street Park's trails. All ages and abilities are welcome. It is sponsored by Houston Methodist Orthopedics & Sports Medicine.
Contact: Inquiries can likely be made through the Texas City Recreation and Tourism Department or the event's registration page.
Sanford Triathlon Program
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Sanford Wellness Center, Sioux Falls, SD
Type: Other
The Sanford Triathlon Program is a training initiative aimed at preparing kids of all ages for triathlons. It is led by Kathy Grady and focuses on a holistic approach to youth development, including coaching and training schedules for all three areas of fitness (swimming, biking, and running).
Contact: (605) 328-1600
Paratriathlon
Date: September 1, 2002
Location: Paris, France
Type: Sprint
The paratriathlon events are part of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, featuring athletes with various impairments competing in different categories.
2024 Challenge Beijing
Date: September 7, 2008
Location: Beijing Shiyuan International Tourism Resort, Yanqing District, Beijing
Type: Olympic
The event features both Sprint and Olympic Distance races, with the swim course in the Gui River, the bike course through the Expo Park and its surroundings, and the run course following the 'rainbow runway' within the Expo Park. The event is certified as an A+ level event by the China Triathlon Sports Association and includes a strong lineup of international professional athletes. The venue offers stunning lake and mountain views, with iconic structures and scenic spots within the park.
Contact: Inquiries can likely be directed through the official website.
Columbia Threadneedle Investments Boston Triathlon
Date: August 17, 2018
Location: Carson Beach and Mother's Rest Fields, South Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Type: Olympic
The event includes both sprint and Olympic distance races, with a swim in Dorchester Bay, a bike ride through Boston city streets, and a run along the South Boston shoreline. It also features a new professional race, supertri Boston, and various relay options.
Contact: Not provided
Montana Women's Triathlon
Date: July 21, 2024
Location: Memorial Park Pool, Helena, Montana
Type: Sprint
The Montana Women's Triathlon is a user-friendly multisport event that aims to empower women to adopt healthy lifestyles through sports. The event includes a 500-meter swim in a 50-meter outdoor pool, a 10-mile bike ride through Centennial Park and Ten Mile Park, and a 3-mile run/walk mostly in Centennial Park. The event supports organizations such as Girls Thrive, YMCA youth swim program, and the YWCA.
Contact: Participants can contact the organizers through the event website or by clicking the 'Questions' button on the TriSignup page.
Cazenovia Triathlon
Date: August 18, 2024
Location: Lakeside Park, Cazenovia, NY 13035
Type: Sprint
The Cazenovia Triathlon includes sprint and intermediate distances with options for aqua-bikes and relay teams. The sprint distance consists of a 750-meter swim, a 13.6-mile bike ride, and a 5-kilometer run. The intermediate distance includes a 1500-meter swim, a 23.4-mile bike ride, and a 10-kilometer run.
Contact: Not provided
SuperTri Chicago 2024
Date: August 25, 2024
Location: Queens Landing, Chicago
Type: Other
Part of the Chicago Triathlon weekend. Enduro format with three back-to-back triathlons. Each stage consists of a 300m swim, a 4km cycle, and a 1.6km run. Athletes can earn 'Short Chutes' for being first across the line at various points. Elimination occurs if an athlete falls more than 90 seconds behind the race leader.
Contact: Not provided
Rocketman Triathlon 2024 presented by Team Rocket Tri Club
Date: August 25, 2024
Location: Redstone Arsenal
Type: Olympic
The Rocketman Triathlon is a traditional Olympic distance event consisting of a 1500 meter swim (1640 yards), a 40 km bike (25 miles), and a 10 km run (6.1 miles).
Contact: Not available in the provided sources.
IRONMAN Canada
Date: August 25, 2024
Location: Penticton, British Columbia, Canada
Type: Ironman
The event features a 3.8 km swim, a 180 km bike ride, and a 42.2 km run. The course takes athletes through the Okanagan Valley, offering scenic views of vineyards and mountains. The event culminates in a spectator-lined finish line in the heart of Penticton.
Contact: canada@ironman.com
IRONMAN 70.3 European Championship Tallinn 2024
Date: August 25, 2024
Location: Tallinn, Estonia
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 European Championship Tallinn 2024 is a half-Ironman triathlon event held in Tallinn, Estonia. The event features a 1.9 km swim in the Baltic Sea, a 90 km bike ride through the scenic Harju County, and a 21.1 km run through the historic city center. The event offers 75 age group qualifying slots for the 2025 VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Marbella, Spain.
Contact: Not provided
Middle Tyger YMCA Sprint Triathlon presented by Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System
Date: August 31, 2024
Location: Duncan, SC 29334 US
Type: Sprint
The event includes a 400-yard swim, a bike course, and a final 5K run. It also offers an aquabike option (swim and bike only).
Contact: Not provided in the sources.
Canadian Triathlon and Run
Date: August 31, 2024
Location: Colonel By Drive and Mooney's Bay Park, culminating at the Terry Fox Athletic Facility on Riverside Drive
Type: Olympic
The event features a scenic route along Colonel By Drive and Mooney's Bay Park, finishing at the Terry Fox Athletic Facility. It includes various distances and offers swim-cycles, duathlons, and other challenging events.
Contact: Not specified
Southern Hills Collegiate Cup
Date: August 31, 2024
Location: Not specified
Type: Other
The University of Arizona's Women's Triathlon team is participating in the Southern Hills Collegiate Cup, marking the start of their 2024 Fall season.
Contact: Not specified
Para Triathlon
Date: September 1, 2024
Location: Pont Alexandre III, Seine River, Paris, France
Type: Other
The Para Triathlon event at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games features 11 medal events, including PTWC, PTS, and PTVI categories. The course includes a 750m swim in the Seine River, a 20km bike ride, and a 5km run.
ÖTILLÖ Swimrun World Championship
Date: September 2, 2024
Location: Stockholm Archipelago, Sweden
Type: Other
The ÖTILLÖ Swimrun World Championship is a 75km endurance race that includes 65km of trail running and 10km of open-water swimming across 24 islands in the Stockholm Archipelago. The race is considered one of the toughest endurance races globally.
Monadnock Full Throttle Triathlon
Date: September 7, 2024
Location: Shattuck Public Beach, Jaffrey, NH
Type: Sprint
The Monadnock Full Throttle Triathlon is an annual three-leg race that includes a half-mile swim, an 11.2-mile bike ride, followed by a 5.3-mile run. The event starts at Shattuck Public Beach and involves summiting Mount Monadnock.
Contact: Not provided in the sources. However, you can try contacting through the registration page or event website for more information.
Sunrise Side Triathlons & Duathlon
Date: September 7, 2024
Location: East Tawas, Michigan
Type: Olympic
The event includes Olympic, Sprint, and Super Sprint Triathlons and is held in the picturesque town of East Tawas, Michigan, along the shores of Lake Huron.
Contact: Not provided
IRONMAN Wisconsin
Date: September 8, 2024
Location: Centered in Madison, WI, including the state capitol and Camp Randall Stadium
Type: Other
IRONMAN Wisconsin is a 140.6-mile triathlon that includes a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride, and a 26.2-mile run. The event features iconic locations such as the run up the helix to T1, the run under the lights of Camp Randall Stadium, and a finish line at the state capitol. It is known for its challenging course and the enthusiastic support of the local community.
Contact: Contact the IRONMAN support team through their official website
IRONMAN Wisconsin
Date: September 8, 2024
Location: Lake Monona, Dane County, and downtown/campus area
Type: Ironman
The event consists of a 2.4-mile swim in Lake Monona, a 112-mile bike ride in Dane County, and a 26.2-mile run in the downtown/campus area. It offers Age Group Qualifying slots to the 2025 VinFast IRONMAN World Championship.
Contact: Not provided
IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz
Date: September 8, 2024
Location: Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, Depot Park, Cowell Beach, Santa Cruz, California
Type: Half-Ironman
The event features a 1.2-mile ocean swim, a 56-mile bike ride along scenic Highway 1, and a flat half-marathon through parks and along coastal bluffs, finishing at the famous beach finish line. It combines a laid-back, local-race feel with the high-end IRONMAN experience. Unique features include the scenic course, beach finish, and the opportunity to compete for slots to the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.
Contact: General inquiries can be directed through the IRONMAN website or by contacting their customer service.
IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Cowell Beach, Santa Cruz
Type: Half-Ironman
The course features a 1.2-mile ocean swim around the wharf, a 56-mile rolling bike ride along scenic Highway 1, and a flat half-marathon through parks and along coastal bluffs, finishing at the famous beach finish line. The event is known for its laid-back, local-race feel combined with the high-end IRONMAN experience.
Contact: Refer to the official IRONMAN website or contact IRONMAN customer service.
2024 World Triathlon Cup Karlovy Vary
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
Type: Olympic
The event features a 1500m lake swim, a 40km bike course, and a 10km run. Karlovy Vary is known for being one of the toughest courses on the World Cup circuit. The swim is significant, with the women’s winner often among the top ten out of the water. The bike and run segments are also challenging, with the race often breaking up early.
Contact: For general inquiries, you can contact World Triathlon through their official website.
myTeam Triumph Westport Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Compo Beach, Soundview Dr., Westport, CT 06880
Type: Other
The event is a fun, family-friendly triathlon open to all ability levels. The swim is a point-to-point event at Compo Beach. It is part of an inclusive athletic ride-along program for people with disabilities.
Contact: Contact details are not provided in the sources, but you can connect with myTEAM TRIUMPH through their website.
IRONMAN 70.3 Mallorca
Date: May 1, 2024
Location: Mallorca, Spain
Type: Half-Ironman
This is a half-Ironman distance triathlon. Specific course details and unique features are not mentioned in the text.
Contact: Not provided
2024 Women's Collegiate Triathlon National Championships
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Clermont, Florida
Type: Sprint
The event will crown champions for NCAA Division I, Division II, and Division III. It features a 750-meter swim, a 20k bike (four loops), and a 5k run (two loops). The event is hosted by USA Triathlon and Streamline Events, and it will run in conjunction with the 2024 USA Triathlon Clermont Age Group Challenge Cup.
Contact: For questions, please email Bill Burnett.
IRONMAN 70.3 Michigan
Date: September 15, 2024
Location: Downtown Frankfort, Main Street, Frankfort, MI 49635, United States
Type: Half-Ironman
The IRONMAN 70.3 Michigan is a triathlon event that features a swim in the protected waters of Betsie Bay, a bike ride along scenic highway M-22, and a run through Frankfort and Elberta. The event is known for its spectacular sunsets, beautiful views, and charming downtown area.
Contact: Refer to the official IRONMAN website or contact through the event's registration page.
Josh Billings RunAground 2024
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Lenox, Massachusetts
Type: Other
The event involves a 27-mile bike ride, a 6-mile run, and a 2-mile paddle. Known for its unique combination of disciplines and scenic course.
Contact: TBD
2024 Women's Collegiate Triathlon National Championships
Date: November 9, 2024
Location: Clermont, Florida
Type: Other
The event will feature a 375-meter swim, a 10K bike (two loops), and a 2.5K run (one loop). It will crown champions for NCAA Division I, Division II, and Division III.
Contact: Bill Burnett
2024 Paris Paralympic Games
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Paris, France
Type: Other
Chris Hammer winning the Paralympic gold medal in the PTS5 category
Contact: Not specified
Para Triathlon at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Pont Alexandre III, Paris, France
Type: Sprint
The event features 11 medal events across different classifications, with athletes competing in swimming, cycling, and running. The course spans the Seine River and includes iconic Parisian landmarks.
Contact: Not available in the provided sources.
Paris 2024 Paralympic Games - Para Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Pont Alexandre III bridge, Paris, France
Type: Sprint
The PTS5 category is part of the Para Triathlon event at the Paris Paralympics. The course includes a 750m swim in the Seine River, a 20km bike ride, and a 5km run. The event will take place on a challenging course that includes cobbled sections and iconic landmarks such as the Champs-Elysees and the Pont Alexandre III bridge.
Contact: Not provided in the given sources.
Paris 2024 Paralympics Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Pont Alexandre III, Paris, France
Type: Sprint
The Paris 2024 Paralympics Triathlon features a 750m swim in the River Seine, a 20km cycle through iconic Parisian landmarks, and a 5km run. The event includes various categories for athletes with different impairments.
Contact: Not provided
2024 World Triathlon Multisport Championships Townsville
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Townsville, Australia
Type: Other
The 2024 World Triathlon Multisport Championships Townsville is a 12-day event featuring 19 World Championship races across five different levels of athletes, including Age Group, Para triathletes, Junior, Under 23, and Elites. The event includes various disciplines such as Duathlon, Aquathlon, Long Distance Triathlon, Aquabike, Cross Triathlon, and Cross Duathlon, with races split across two venues: Jezzine Barracks for road-based events and Cape Pallarenda Conservation Park for off-road events.
Contact: Technical Delegate (email address available on the official event website)
T100 Ibiza Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Figueretes Beach, Ibiza Town, Spain
Type: Other
The event features a 2km sea swim from Figueretes Beach, an 80km closed-roads bike course, and an 18km waterfront run. The bike course includes three laps of 25km with a 2.3km link from T1 and back to T2. The run consists of three laps of 5.1km plus a 2.6km run-off.
Contact: Contact details are available on the official website.
Paris 2024 Paralympic Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Pont Alexandre III, Paris, France
Type: Sprint
The event features a unique course through the heart of Paris, with the swim taking place in the Seine River, the bike course passing through iconic locations like the Champs-Elysées, and the run finishing at the Pont Alexandre III. The event includes various categories for Para triathletes.
Contact: Not provided
2024 USA Triathlon Foundation Training Camp
Date: Date TBA
Location: Chula Vista Olympic and Paralympic Training Site, California
Type: Other
A four-day camp where athletes receive instruction from top coaches and industry experts to prepare for their best season.
HUUB Triathlon Relay Championships
Date: Invalid Date
Location: National Watersports Centre, Nottingham
Type: Other
The event features a 500m swim, 15k bike ride, and a 5k run. It is known for its social atmosphere and allows teams to participate in a relay format. The event is held at the National Watersports Centre, which offers a 20-acre campsite for participants to stay overnight.
Contact: Not provided in the sources.
Marsh Creek Sprint Triathlon
Date: September 15, 2024
Location: Marsh Creek State Park, Pennsylvania
Type: Sprint
The event features a 750-meter swim, a 20-kilometer bike ride, and a 5-kilometer run. The swim course is rectangular, the bike course has rolling hills and right-hand turns, and the run course is a single loop through the park.
Contact: Not provided
2025 USA Triathlon Collegiate Club National Championships
Date: March 28, 2029
Location: Homestead-Miami Speedway, Miami, Florida
Type: Other
The event features collegiate athletes from over 80 clubs, with courses designed to be fast-paced and spectator-friendly. The Olympic bike course includes rolling hills, and all races finish adjacent to the beach.
Contact: Available on the USA Triathlon website
T100 Triathlon World Tour
Date: Invalid Date
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Type: Other
The T100 Triathlon World Tour includes 100km triathlons held in various locations around the world.
Contact: Not provided
2024 World Triathlon Duathlon Championships Townsville
Date: August 16, 2018
Location: Townsville, Australia
Type: Other
The event is part of the 2024 Multisport World Championships, featuring 19 World Championship races across five different levels of athletes, including Age Group, Para triathletes, Junior, Under 23, and Elites. It is a 12-day event with various competitions.
Contact: Technical Delegate email address available on the official event website.
Ironman World Championship
Date: October 14, 2023
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The ultimate test of endurance with a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run.
Contact: info@ironman.com
Mainova IRONMAN European Championship Frankfurt
Date: August 18, 2024
Location: Frankfurt, Germany
Type: Other
The event features a 3.8 km lake swim, a 180 km rolling bike course, and a 42.195 km flat run course. It is part of the IRONMAN Pro Series and offers a maximum of 5,000 points towards IRONMAN Pro Series standings, a $87,500 event total pro prize purse, and the final six qualifying slots for professional men to the VinFast IRONMAN World Championship triathlon in Kailua-Kona.
Contact: Not provided
Mainova IRONMAN European Championship Frankfurt
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Langener Waldsee, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Type: Ironman
The event features a 2.4-mile swim in the Langener Waldsee, a 112-mile bike course through the villages surrounding Frankfurt, and a 26.2-mile run along the river Main. The finish line is located in the historic Römerberg square.
Contact: Not provided
SuperTri Boston 2024
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Carson Beach, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Type: Other
This event marks the opening race of the 2024 SuperTri League, featuring Olympic athletes competing in a unique format with three continuous rounds of swim-bike-run. The course is located at Carson Beach, offering a stadium-like setting for spectators.
Contact: Not provided
Pedal, Plod, Paddle
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Lost Lake, Delta Junction
Type: Other
A triathlon event for seniors celebrating movement and camaraderie.
Contact: Unavailable
Sharon Sprint Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Local beach in Sharon
Type: Sprint
A celebration of fitness, fun, and community spirit, featuring a friendly yet competitive environment.
Contact: Not provided
Mighty North Fork Triathlon
Date: May 26, 2024
Location: Cedar Beach, Southold, NY
Type: Other
The event is sanctioned by USATriathlon and requires a valid USAT license. Participants must follow specific rules and guidelines for bib number placement and conduct during the race.
Marble Falls Triathlon
Date: July 28, 2024
Location: Lake Marble Falls, 108 Buena Vista Dr., Marble Falls, Tx 78654
Type: Sprint
The event features a scenic course with a swim in Lake Marble Falls, a bike ride through the town and surrounding areas, and a run through a lakeside neighborhood. It includes post-race food and drinks.
Contact: Not provided
Back Mountain Triathlon
Date: August 25, 2024
Location: Pennsylvania, United States
Type: Sprint
IRONMAN Frankfurt 2024
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Frankfurt, Germany
Type: Ironman
IRONMAN Frankfurt 2024 is a prestigious event that doubles as the European Championship, offering a challenging course for athletes competing for a spot at the IRONMAN World Championships.
Contact: Not provided in the given text, but can be found on the official IRONMAN website
Boston Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: South Boston
Type: Other
The event is a test of endurance and versatility, starting with a challenging swim.
Contact: Not provided
Norseman Xtreme Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Eidfjord, Norway
Type: Other
Known colloquially as 'the race that makes triathletes cry,' this event is not for the faint-hearted. It demands a 3.8km swim, a 180km bike ride, and a 42.2km run.
Contact: Available on the official website
Boston Triathlon and Supertri Boston
Date: August 17, 2018
Location: Boston
Type: Other
The event is part of a strategic partnership with Meet Boston and will feature thousands of athletes participating in races over the weekend.
Contact: Not provided
Ironman World Championship
Date: October 14, 2023
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The ultimate test of endurance with a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run.
Contact: info@ironman.com
Whaling City Triathlon and Duathlon
Date: July 21, 2024
Location: Fort Taber Park, corner of South and East Rodney French Blvd, New Bedford, MA, USA
Type: Sprint
The triathlon consists of a 0.25-mile swim, 11.4-mile bike, and 3.1-mile run. The duathlon consists of a 1.1-mile run, 11.4-mile bike, and 3.1-mile run. Both events take place within Fort Taber Park and surrounding areas.
Contact: info@Outsiderendurance.com
Hub City Hustle Triathlon
Date: October 12, 2024
Location: Heritage Subdivision, Oloh, MS, US 39482
Type: Sprint
The event includes a 300-yard swim, a 21.3-mile bike ride, and a 3-mile run. It is sanctioned by USA Triathlon and offers various divisions, including age groups and relay teams.
Contact: Not provided in the source
Triathlon at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Pont Alexandre III bridge and the Seine River, Paris, France
Type: Olympic
The triathlon consists of a 1.5km swim, a 40km bike ride, and a 10km run. The mixed team relay event features four athletes (two men, two women) who complete a 300m swim, 6.8km cycle, and 2km run each.
Contact: Not available
Triathlon at the 2024 Summer Olympics
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Pont d'Iéna
Type: Olympic
The triathlon event at the 2024 Summer Olympics, featuring swimming, cycling, and running.
Contact: Not specified
2024 Olympic Women's Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Pont Alexandre III bridge and the Seine River, Paris
Type: Olympic
The women's triathlon event at the 2024 Paris Olympics will feature a 1.5km swim, a 40km bike ride, and a 10km run. The event will take place in the heart of Paris, with the swim stage held at the Seine River and the Pont Alexandre III bridge.
Contact: Not available
Shell Lake Lions Club Triathlon and Duathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Shell Lake
Type: Other
An exhilarating morning event that includes a triathlon and duathlon, promising to test endurance and pump up spirits.
Contact: Search online for contact details
London T100 Triathlon World Tour
Date: Invalid Date
Location: London, UK
Type: Other
The event is part of the T100 Triathlon World Tour and will take place in the historic city of London.
Contact: Unavailable
Ironman World Championship
Date: October 14, 2023
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The ultimate test of endurance with a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run.
Contact: info@ironman.com
Ironman Lake Placid
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Not available
Type: Ironman
Not available
Contact: Not available
IRONMAN Lake Placid 2024
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Lake Placid, New York
Type: Other
The event features a picturesque setting and is a qualifying race for the IRONMAN World Championship.
Contact: Not specified
2025 New York City Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Not specified
Type: Other
The New York City Triathlon is a premier event in the triathlon community, attracting athletes from around the world. The event has historically been scheduled in the summer but has been impacted by weather conditions in the past.
Contact: Not specified
T100 London
Date: Invalid Date
Location: London, UK
Type: Other
A significant triathlon event featuring top athletes, recently impacted by the withdrawal of British triathlon star Jess Learmonth due to a hip injury.
Contact: Unknown
2024 Cereal City Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Battle Creek
Type: Other
The event is described as a beacon of endurance and community.
Contact: Not specified
TRI Clear Lake Sprint & Olympic Distance Triathlon
Date: May 25, 2025
Location: Lakefront downtown Clear Lake, Iowa
Type: Olympic
The TRI Clear Lake Triathlon includes both sprint and Olympic distance races. The event starts and finishes lakefront downtown and features a swim course open for practice on the evening before the race. The event also includes a Youth Splash and Dash for kids aged 7-15.
Contact: Contact details can be found through the Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Triathlon International
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Monroe Harbor, Lake Shore Drive, Museum Campus, and Grant Park, Chicago, IL, USA
Type: Olympic
The event offers a complete urban Olympic-distance triathlon experience, starting at Monroe Harbor, then proceeding along Lake Shore Drive, and finishing in Grant Park. It can be completed individually or as a 2-3 person relay team.
Contact: Not specified
Cereal City Triathlon 2024
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Willard Beach
Type: Other
The event is a testament to the spirit of endurance sports, where athletes from various backgrounds converge to test their mettle against each other.
Contact: Not specified
Copper Town Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Bruce Mines, Lake Huron
Type: Other
The Copper Town Triathlon is a community event held in Bruce Mines, marking its second consecutive year. It is a beacon of health and community spirit.
Contact: Not specified
Big Shark New Town Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: New Town, St. Charles, Missouri, USA
Type: Other
The event showcases local athletic prowess and community spirit, featuring a triathlon with a swim, bike, and run course.
Contact: Not specified
Hamptons Youth Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Long Beach in Noyac
Type: Other
A celebration of resilience, community spirit, and the sheer joy of pushing one's limits
Contact: Not specified
Dawson Creek Triathlon
Date: July 14, 2019
Location: Kenn Borek Aquatic Center
Type: Sprint
The event includes a 25 km swim-bike-run challenge.
Ironman World Championship
Date: October 14, 2023
Location: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Type: Ironman
The ultimate test of endurance with a 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike, and 26.2-mile run.
Contact: info@ironman.com
Tri for a Cure Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: South Portland, Maine
Type: Other
The Tri for a Cure is a unique opportunity for women to engage in the fight against cancer in Maine. It is Maine's largest fundraising triathlon, where over 1,300 women gather to swim, bike, and run.
Contact: Not specified
Paris 2024 Olympic Games Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Paris, France
Type: Olympic
The event is part of the 2024 Paris Olympics and includes a triathlon component.
Contact: Not specified
Carifta Triathlon & Aquathlon Championships
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Not specified
Type: Other
The event is part of the Carifta Championships and features both triathlon and aquathlon competitions.
Contact: Not specified
Ironman 70.3 Pennsylvania Happy Valley
Date: June 30, 2024
Location: Centre County, Pennsylvania
Type: Half-Ironman
The event features a 1.2-mile swim in Foster Joseph Sayers Reservoir at Bald Eagle State Park, a 56-mile bike ride through the rolling hills of Centre and Clinton Counties, and a 13.1-mile run on the campus of Penn State University, culminating in a unique finish line experience inside Beaver Stadium.
Contact: Not provided
Liberty Mutual National Sprint Triathlon Championships
Date: June 30, 2024
Location: Clearwater Beach
Type: Sprint
The event includes a junior triathlon for ages 7-10 and features a sprint distance triathlon.
Contact: Not provided
2024 Challenge Roth
Date: July 7, 2024
Location: Roth, Germany
Type: Other
The 2024 Challenge Roth is a long-distance triathlon that takes place in Roth, Germany. The event features a challenging course with a 3.8 km swim, a 180 km bike ride, and a 42.2 km run. The event is known for its scenic route and enthusiastic crowd support.
Contact: service@challenge-roth.de, +49 (0)9171 / 89 55 000
IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea
Date: July 14, 2024
Location: Swansea, Wales, UK
Type: Half-Ironman
The event features a scenic course with a 1.9 km swim in Swansea Bay, a 90 km bike ride through the Gower Peninsula, and a 21.1 km run. It offers Age Group Qualifying slots to the 2025 VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship and slots to the 2024 VinFast IRONMAN World Championship for the top five women in each age group category.
Contact: Not provided
IRONMAN Vitoria-Gasteiz
Date: July 13, 2025
Location: Vitoria-Gasteiz, Álava, Spain
Type: Ironman
The IRONMAN Vitoria-Gasteiz is a full-distance triathlon that takes place in the Basque Country of Spain. The event features a 2.4-mile swim in Ulibarri-Gamboa lake, a 112-mile bike course that showcases the region's scenic towns, and a 26.2-mile run through the city center. The event is known for its passionate and vibrant fans.
Contact: Not provided
Paris 2024 Olympic Triathlon
Date: Invalid Date
Location: Pont Alexandre III, Paris, France
Type: Olympic
The Olympic triathlon consists of a 1500m swim, a 40km cycle, and a 10km run. The events will take place over two days at Pont Alexandre III.
Contact: Not available
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