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From pre-dawn serenity to twilight triumph, the lens captured every raw emotion as Patrick Lange rewrote history while Sam Laidlow's record-breaking ride ended in beautiful despair.
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At 41, a World Tour cyclist Cameron Wurf silenced critics with a breakthrough marathon performance, climbing from 43rd to 7th in his most complete Ironman yet.
News & Racing
At 39, Patrick Lange silenced doubters with a masterful display of patience and power, crushing the course record while Sam Laidlow's sub-4 hour bike split ended in heartbreak.
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At 38, Patrick Lange silenced doubters and honoured his late mother's wish, fighting through jellyfish stings and panic attacks to smash the Ironman World Championship record.
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Join us and watch the 2024 Ironman World Championship Live from Kona, Hawaii.
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2,400 athletes from 85 nations have transformed the Big Island into triathlon's mecca ahead of Saturday's epic showdown.
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Six athletes facing incredible life challenges captivated audiences at the Ironman Village, sharing their remarkable journeys to Saturday's World Championship start line.
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Don't miss a second of the action as the world's best male triathletes return to the Big Island, with global coverage starting at 4:30 AM HST on Saturday 26 October.
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After Olympic disappointment and that viral Frankfurt victory, a revenge-seeking Kristian Blummenfelt arrives in Hawaii with unmatched run speed and something to prove.
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At just 24, France's Sam Laidlow aims to convert his bike course record and improving run splits into Kona glory after dominating Nice's World Championship last year.
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From a 7:23 iron-distance record to closing his swim gap to just seconds, defending Nice 3rd place Magnus Ditlev brings unprecedented firepower to the Big Island.
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After fine-tuning his swim and learning from his 2022 penalty, Magnus Ditlev's otherworldly bike power and improved run will overpower a stacked field on the Big Island.