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The 2013 Ironman 70.3 World Championship was a triathlon competition that was held at Lake Las Vegas in Henderson, Nevada on September 8, 2013. The event was won by German Sebastian Kienle and Australian Melissa Hauschildt.
May 3: Oceania Triathlon Super-Sprint Championships in Gold Coast; May 5: Europe Triathlon Powerman Middle Distance Duathlon Championships in Alsdorf; June 14-22: Europe Triathlon Multisport Championships in Coimbra; June 15 & 16: Americas Sprint Duathlon Championships in Cali; June 23: Africa Triathlon Cross Championships in Chebba
The fastest times to complete a half-iron distance race for men and women were both set at the 2019 Ironman 70.3 Bahrain by Kristian Blummenfelt and Holly Lawrence. [14] While these remain the fastest times for any Ironman-branded 70.3 race, they were achieved on a 53.9-mile (86.8 km) bike course, [ 15 ] noticeably less than the standard 56 ...
Completing an Ironman Triathlon is no small feat; it's a challenge that includes running a 26.22-mile marathon, biking for 112 miles and completing a 2.4-mile swim. When father-and-son duo Jeff ...
A Minnesota horticulture teacher won the world record for heaviest pumpkin at a competition in California.
The Las Vegas Sphere has transformed into a giant pumpkin ahead of Halloween. The new $2.3 billion ball-shaped venue, which is now open to the public, hosts the world’s largest LED screen. The ...
Date of Race Name of Multisport or Triathlon Race Location Cause/Other Notes Discipline Australia Unknown [1] 60s 2/8/2025 Coles Bay Triathlon Tasmania TBD Swim US Unknown [2] 46 12/08/2024 Ironman 70.3 Indian Wells California TBD Swim Croatia Unknown [3] 50 10/20/24 Ironman 70.3 Porec Porec TBD Swim Spain Mark Stokes [4] 57 10/17/24
Conway during his successful attempt to become the first person in history to swim from Land's End to John o' Groats. Starting on 30 June 2013, Conway set out to swim from Land's End in the south-west of Great Britain, to John o' Groats in the north, travelling up the west coast of Great Britain and via the east coast of Ireland. [14]