The IRONMAN Pro Series begins at 70.3 Oceanside
The triathlon season in the United States begins strongly this April 6 in California with the Athletic Brewing HOMBRE DE HIERRO 70.3 Oceanside, marking the debut of the IRONMAN Pro Series™.
This event not only kicks off the series, but also brings together more than 100 of the world's best professional triathletes in the birthplace of triathlon.
The competition promises to be fierce, as it has a total prize of $50,000,
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Among the female participants, triathletes such as Tamara jewett, Taylor Knibb, Fenella Langridge, Paula Findlay, and Emma Pallant Browne
Female start list
| BibNumber | Last Name | First Name | Country Represented |
| F1 | Jewett | Tamara | CAN (CANADA) |
| F2 | Knibb | Taylor | USA (UNITED STATES) |
| F3 | Langridge | Fenella | GBR (UNITED KINGDOM) |
| F4 | Findlay | Paula | CAN (CANADA) |
| F5 | Pallant-Browne | Emma | GBR (UNITED KINGDOM) |
| F6 | Frades Larralde | Gurutze | ESP (SPAIN) |
| F7 | La K | Grace | AUS (AUSTRALIA) |
| F8 | Lewis | Danielle | USA (UNITED STATES) |
| F9 | Stage Nielsen | Maja | DNK (DENMARK) |
| F10 | Brandon | Lauren | USA (UNITED STATES) |
As for the men's category, there will be the two-time IRONMAN world champion, Patrick Lange, together with Lionel Sanders, Jackson Laundry, Joe Skipper, Braden Currie, and Sam long, among others.
Male start list
| BibNumber | Last Name | First Name | Country Represented |
| M1 | Laundry | Jackson | CAN (CANADA) |
| M2 | Long | Patrick | DEU (GERMANY) |
| M3 | Sanders | Lionel | CAN (CANADA) |
| M4 | Captain | Joe | GBR (UNITED KINGDOM) |
| M5 | Currie | Braden | NZL (NEW ZEALAND) |
| M6 | Long | Sat | USA (UNITED STATES) |
| M7 | Geens | Jelle | BEL (BELGIUM) |
| M8 | Foley | Trevor | USA (UNITED STATES) |
| M9 | dubrick | Marc | USA (UNITED STATES) |
| M10 | Leiferman | Chris | USA (UNITED STATES) |
The Spanish Gurutze Frades larralde will be present, competing against some of the best athletes in the world, highlighting the quality and international level of participation in this event.
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The test begins with a 1.2-mile swim in the Pacific Ocean, followed by a 56-mile loop in bike which runs through the Marine Corps Base at Camp Pendleton, and ends with a 13.1-mile race that promises to be decisive in the final result.
Schedule
The test will be held on Saturday, April 6, 2024, starting at 6:40 AM, local California time (15:40 PM, Spanish time.)
3.000 age groups
In addition to the professionals, approximately 3,000 age group athletes will compete on the same course, seeking to qualify for the IRONMAN 70.3 VinFast World Championship 2024 in Taupō, New Zealand, and for the women's race at the 2024 IRONMAN VinFast World Championship in Nice, France.
