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Despite contracts already being signed, the Ironman 70.3 World Championship will not take place in Nice in 2028 and 2030. After this year, the global title fight in the famous French seaside resort is officially over, meaning the organization must look for new host venues.

The 2026 Ironman 70.3 World Championship will still take place in Nice during the weekend of S...


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The World Triathlon Mixed Team Relay Championship in Hamburg delivered high-octane drama and edge-of-your-seat racing, ultimately crowning France as the world champions after an explosive final-stretch sprint. The fast and furious relay format – where four athletes per country each tackle a 300-meter swim, a 6.6-kilometer bike ride, and a 1.6-kilometer run – shook up the fiel...


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Today, Ironman 70.3 Vitoria-Gasteiz was overshadowed by tragedy: a triathlete drowned during the swim segment. Ironman has confirmed the news in a statement. The organization has not yet released the identity of the athlete, but according to local media, it concerns a triathlete who was only 25 years old.

The statement released by Ironman is remarkably brief:

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Australian triathletes dominated the podium at Challenge Gunsan-Saemangeum in South Korea, with Kieran Storch and Demi Birch capturing the men’s and women’s titles in challenging, warm conditions.

The race took place along the Saemangeum Seawall on South Korea’s west coast, with air temperatures hovering around 30°C. A water temperature of 24°C meant athletes faced ...


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They both had to fight for it until the very end, but British athlete Harry Palmer and fellow Brit Lizzie Rayner won Ironman 70.3 Swansea this morning. In both cases, the margins were small, and the concluding half marathon proved to be the ultimate decider.

In the men’s race, Frenchman Pierre le Corre clocked the fastest swim time with 22:29, closely followed by Ol...


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