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IRONMAN Australia — TriSonen Sweden
Triathlon

IRONMAN Australia

17 April 1994
Forster/Tuncurry, New South Wales, Australia
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About the race

History

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Statistics

Statistics
All editions (13)
17
Total starters
17
Total finishers
100% on average
0
Total DNF
0%
29%
Share of women
5 of 17
Most finishes: Eva Rongard (2 times, 2005–2006)

Records

Fastest times

Records across all editions: fastest swim, bike, run and total time for women and men.

Full

Men
Swim
00:55:43
Andre Dunkin
2026 →
Bike
05:17:46
Andre Dunkin
2026 →
Run
03:24:23
Johan Nyberg
2016 →
Total time (record)
09:42:40
Jesper Olsen
4 May 2025 →
Best total time per year
2010: 11:21:252011: 12:52:302015: 11:39:422016: 10:54:472017: 12:24:352018: 10:33:052022: 11:31:312023: 13:13:392025: 09:42:40 (record)2026: 09:56:41201020252026
Women
Swim
00:54:19
Eva Rongard
2005 →
Bike
05:39:18
Pernilla Linden
2012 →
Run
03:59:02
Eva Rongard
2006 →
Total time (record)
10:53:29
Eva Rongard
2 Apr 2006 →
Best total time per year
2005: 10:56:012006: 10:53:29 (record)2012: 11:08:532015: 12:59:58200520062015

History

Previous editions
Select a year to open that edition. The bars show athletes per distance.
0%vs. previous
Full
2026
18 October
Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
1Completed
1starters1finished (100%)0 W/1 M
2025
4 May
Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
1Completed
1starters11finished (100%)0 W/1 M
2024
5 May
Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
Completed
2023
7 May
Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
2Completed
2starters12finished (100%)0 W/2 M
2022
1 May
Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
1Completed
1starters1finished (100%)0 W/1 M
1994
17 AprilViewing
Forster/Tuncurry, New South Wales, Australia
Completed