Starlist for the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona 2024 published
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La Starlist World Championship Official HOMBRE DE HIERRO 2024 in Kona, Hawaii, has been published.
This coming October 26, more than 50 professional triathletes will compete in the tough conditions of Kona to fight for the prestigious world title. The prize pool will be $375.000, of which $125.000 will go to the winner.
World champions lead the list
Among the leading contenders are four IRONMAN World Champions, each of whom already knows what it's like to cross the finish line first in an event of such magnitude. Sam Laidlow, the reigning champion, tops the list after his victory in Nice last year.
Gustav Iden, winner of Kona in 2022 and two-time IRONMAN 70.3 world champion, returns to the ring after overcoming several injuries.
Kristian Blummenfelt, who triumphed at the 2021 World Championships and the IRONMAN European Championship In Frankfurt this year, he will also be present at the starting line. Patrick Lange, two-time Kona champion in 2017 and 2018, will be looking to add a new title to his list of achievements.
A field full of applicants
In addition to the world champions, there is a group of contenders who will be making a lot of noise.
Magnus ditlev, third in Nice last year, and Rudy von berg, fourth in that same race, are ready to challenge the big favorites.
Triathletes such as Leon chevalier, Matt Hanson (current leader of the IRONMAN Professional Series), and the Canadian Lionel Sanders, who has twice finished second in the world championship and is coming off a win in the IRONMAN Canada.
Names like the Spanish one will also have to be taken into account Anthony Benito Lopez , Trevor foley ,Michael Weiss o Jackson Laundry among others.
Start list for IRONMAN KONA-HAWAII 2024
| BIB | Athlete | Country |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Sam Laidlow | France |
| 2 | Patrick Lange | German |
| 3 | Magnus ditlev | Denmark |
| 4 | Gustav Iden | Norway |
| 5 | Kristian Blummenfelt | Norway |
| 6 | Rudy von berg | United States |
| 7 | Leon chevalier | France |
| 8 | Arthur Horseau | France |
| 9 | Bradley Weiss | South Africa |
| 10 | Gregory barnaby | Italy |
| 11 | robert wilkowiecki | Poland |
| 12 | Clement Mignon | France |
| 14 | Matt Burton | Australia |
| 15 | rasmus svenningsson | Sweden |
| 16 | Stenn Goetstouwers | Belgium |
| 17 | Trevor foley | United States |
| 18 | Anthony Benito Lopez | Spain |
| 19 | Michael Weiss | Austria |
| 20 | Sam Appleton | Australia |
| 21 | Denis Chevrot | France |
| 22 | Pieter Heemeryck | Belgium |
| 23 | Daniel Bækkegård | Denmark |
| 24 | Reinaldo Colucci | Brazil |
| 25 | Steven Mckenna | Australia |
| 27 | Matt Hanson | United States |
| 28 | Arnaud Guilloux | France |
| 29 | Jackson Laundry | Canada |
| 30 | Chris Leiferman | United States |
| 31 | robert callin | Sweden |
| 32 | Matthew Marquardt | United States |
| 33 | Paul Schuster | German |
| 34 | Jonas hoffmann | German |
| 35 | Kristian Høgenhaug | Denmark |
| 36 | Andre lopes | Brazil |
| 37 | Braden Currie | New Zealand |
| 38 | Mathias Petersen | Denmark |
| 39 | Lionel Sanders | Canada |
| 40 | Thor Bendix Madsen | Denmark |
| 41 | Nick Thompson | Australia |
| 42 | Tristan Olij | Netherlands |
| 43 | Mike Phillips | New Zealand |
| 44 | Jason pohl | Canada |
| 45 | Tomasz Szala | Poland |
| 46 | David McNamee | United Kingdom |
| 47 | Kieran Lindars | United Kingdom |
| 48 | menno koolhaas | Netherlands |
| 49 | Kacper Stepniak | Poland |
| 50 | Finn Große-Freese | German |
| 51 | Ben hamilton | New Zealand |
| 52 | leonard arnold | German |
| 53 | Ben Kanute | United States |
| 54 | Cameron Wurf | Australia |
| 55 | Dylan magnien | France |
| 56 | Igor Amorelli | Brazil |
