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IRONMAN New Zealand — TriSonen Sweden
TriathlonIRONMAN
Ironman

IronmanIRONMAN New Zealand

5 March 1994
Auckland, New Zealand
IRONMAN
Full
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About the race

Scott Ballance (NZL) 8:45:21 and Erin Baker (NZL) 9:51:08 won. Baker fourth and final IMNZ victory.

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Statistics

Statistics
All editions (22)
67
Total starters
63
Total finishers
94% on average
4
Total DNF
6%
18%
Share of women
12 of 67
Most finishes: Clas Björling (3 times, 2003–2005)

Records

Fastest times

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

Full

Men
Swim
00:46:21
Björn Andersson
2005 →
Bike
04:20:23
Rasmus Svenningsson
2026 →
Run
02:42:00
Clas Björling
2004 →
Total time (record)
08:13:06
Rasmus Svenningsson
7 Mar 2026 →
Best total time per year
2003: 08:44:312004: 08:36:342005: 10:47:242007: 10:55:232008: 11:12:162010: 10:06:512011: 09:44:302014: 09:33:562015: 15:20:232016: 10:38:192017: 10:05:002019: 09:32:482020: 11:19:242021: 12:19:062023: 16:08:162024: 13:30:122025: 14:14:562026: 08:13:06 (record)20032026
Women
Swim
01:07:47
Jona Dahlquist
2022 →
Bike
05:24:13
Karin Linnersund
2015 →
Run
03:36:39
Anna Hellstr�m
2014 →
Total time (record)
10:34:08
Tove Näsman
3 Mar 2018 →
Best total time per year
2014: 10:56:182015: 10:56:382018: 10:34:08 (record)2022: 12:29:582024: 11:30:51201420182024

History

Previous editions
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+200%vs. previous
Full
2027
6 March
Taupo, New Zealand
Upcoming
2026
7 March
Taupo, New Zealand
3Completed
3starters23finished (100%)0 W/3 M
2025
28 February
Taupo, New Zealand
1Completed
1starters31finished (100%)0 W/1 M
2024
2 March
Taupo, New Zealand
4Completed
4starters33finished (75%)1DNF2 W/2 M1returning
2023
4 March
Taupo, New Zealand
1Completed
1starters1finished (100%)0 W/1 M
1994
5 MarchViewing
Auckland, New Zealand
Completed