How to watch IRONMAN 70.3 Valencia 2026 live: schedules and tracking
El HOMBRE DE HIERRO The 70.3 Valencia 2026 takes place this Sunday, April 19, with more than 100 professional triathletes at the starting line and real-time follow-up through the official IRONMAN platforms.
The race kicks off the 2026 IRONMAN calendar in Spain and will bring together one of the strongest start lists of the season in Valencia. If you want to follow the race, here are the key times and available options so you don't miss a thing.
You can also check our IRONMAN 70.3 Valencia 2026 preview with favorites and key race facts.
IRONMAN 70.3 Valencia 2026 Schedule
Sunday's stage will kick off early in the Malvarrosa area. Here are the key times to follow the race:
- 07:15 – Men's PRO start
- 07:25 – Women's PRO start
- 07:40 - 08:35 – Staggered exit of age groups
- 18:00 – Awards ceremony and slot allocation
How to follow the IRONMAN 70.3 Valencia 2026 live
El IRONMAN 70.3 Valencia 2026 It can be followed in real time through the official IRONMAN tools. Currently, the clearest and most useful option for following the race is live monitoring of times, positions, and splits, both on the official app and the results website.
There is no clear and specific confirmation of an open video broadcast for this event in Spain, so practical follow-up of the race is through these official platforms.
- Official app: IRONMAN Tracker App
- Results and live coverage: IRONMAN Live
- General circuit coverage: IRONMAN Pro Series
What can be found in the official tracking
La IRONMAN Tracker App It allows you to search for a specific triathlete, track their split times, and receive notifications during the competition. It also shows Live leaderboard, tracking map, and estimated splits as the participants cross the different checkpoints.
This will allow us to follow the evolution of the race both in the fight for professional victory and in the performance of Spanish triathletes and age groups.
A race with three segments to watch closely
The Valencian race will be contested over the usual middle-distance distances: 1,9 km of swimming, 90 km of cycling and 21,1 km of running raceIn a race with such a high level of competition at the professional level, tracking the split times will be especially useful to understand how the race breaks down from the water to the final run.
Valencia will once again offer a great day of triathlon, with a high-level start list and an open fight in both the men's and women's categories.
