Freddy van Lierde headlines Big Barcelona IRONMAN Field

Friday 04 October 2019

IRONMAN Barcelona showcases a historic and culturally rich region of Spain. The village of Calella of the Barcelona-Maresme region, on Spain’s eastern coastline on the Mediterranean Sea, hosts what promises to be one of the most spectacular IRONMAN race venues on the circuit.

The single-lap, 3,800 meter swim in the warm waters of the Mediterranean Sea features a rolling start, beginning and ending on the beach of Calella. The bike course is very flat and fast. The 42.2 km run from Calella to Calella-Santa Susanna follows the Mediterranean Sea.

MALE PRO:
1 Van Lierde Frederik BEL (Belgium)
2 Kastelein Nicholas AUS (Australia)
3 Kramer Christian DEU (Germany)
4 Blanchart Tinto Miquel ESP (Spain)
5 Buckingham Kyle ZAF (South Africa)
10 Passuello Domenico ITA (Italy)
11 Vistica Andrej HRV (Croatia)
13 Borch Andreas  DNK (Denmark)
15 Verbeke Bert BEL (Belgium)
17 Morel Jeremy FRA (France)
18 Mortensen Mikkel  DNK (Denmark)
19 Najmowicz Sebastian POL (Poland)
20 Nemcik Marek SVK (Slovakia)
21 Niederreiter Daniel AUT (Austria)
22 Overmars Steff NLD (Netherlands)
23 Pictor Sam GBR (United Kingdom)
24 Quintans Dominguez Kristian ESP (Spain)
26 Rojas Guillem ESP (Spain)
27 Smales Elliot GBR (United Kingdom)
28 Svenningsson Rasmus SWE (Sweden)
29 Thewes Kevin DEU (Germany)
30 Thibault-Lopez Pacome FRA (France)
31 Uribarri Ormaza Jon  ESP (Spain)
32 Villaruel Nacho ARG (Argentina)
33 Laidlow Sam FRA (France)
34 Lampret Freddy AUT (Austria)
35 Liebelt Markus DEU (Germany)
37 Blokhin Anton  UKR (Ukraine)
38 Hovda Allan NOR (Norway)
39 Hörmann Markus DEU (Germany)
40 Holmberg Erik SWE (Sweden)
42 Hankó Dávid HUN (Hungary)
43 Gómez Hernández Daniel ESP (Spain)
44 Goetstouwers Stenn BEL (Belgium)
45 Fitzner Rasmus DNK (Denmark)
46 Esser Olivier BEL (Belgium)
48 Demaret Juan Eudes FRA (France)
49 Christensen Bekim DNK (Denmark)
50 Castella Vicenc ESP (Spain)
51 Bryden Jordan CAN (Canada)
52 Brugiere Steeve FRA (France)
53 Bolado Noriega Sergio ESP (Spain)
55 Amirault Lucas  FRA (France)
56 Ahlfors Rasmus DNK (Denmark)
57 Wilkowiecki Robert POL (Poland)
58 Chmura Maciej POL (Poland)
59 Fahrenholz Philipp DEU (Germany)
61 Kacper Adam POL (Poland)
62 Lyngsø Petersen Mathias DNK (Denmark)
63 Pallares Grima Toni ESP (Spain)
64 Sampedro Emilio ESP (Spain)
65 Angert Florian DEU (Germany)
66 Fraysse Sébastien FRA (France)
68 Kotsegarov Kirill EST (Estonia)
69 Redmond Ger IRL (Ireland)
93 Ciavattella Jonathan ITA (Italy)
94 Matzen Dennis DNK (Denmark)

FEMALE PRO:
71 Svensk Sara SWE (Sweden)
75 Duke Dimity-Lee AUS (Australia)
77 Hartikainen Heini FIN (Finland)
78 Hooijman Pleuni NLD (Netherlands)
79 Krivankova Simona CZE (Czech Republic)
80 Mizon Candice FRA (France)
81 Saban Milicic Zeljka HRV (Croatia)
83 Timm Annika DEU (Germany)
84 Tusell Merce ESP (Spain)
85 Verstuyft Katrien BEL (Belgium)
86 Zimmermann Laura DEU (Germany)
87 Reznikov Antonina ISR (Israel)
88 Bugdol Ewa POL (Poland)
90 Hann Claire GBR (United Kingdom)
92 Zalinka Gabriella HUN (Hungary)

IRONMAN Triathlon


Coming Triathlon Events View all

Triathlon de Saint Cirq Lapopie

Saint Cirq Lapopie, France

Triman 226

Olympic Beach, Greece

ANVIL Virginia

Spotsylvania Virginia, United States

BayMan

Mont Saint Michel, France

Ironcat

I`Ampolla, Spain

Spirit of 78

Porto, Portugal

Greek Hero Xtreme

Corfu, Greece

Winterman Xtreme

Decin, Czech Republic

ICAN Gandia

Gandia, Spain

OlympusMan Xtreme

Paphos, Cyprus

Ironman Maryland

Cambridge, Maryland, United States

Ironman Italy

Cervia, Italy

Ironman Chattanooga

Chattanooga, TN, United States

Ironman Gurye Korea

Gurye, Korea, Republic of

Ironman Barcelona

Barcelona, Spain

IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPS

Kailua Kona, Hawaii, United States

Ironman Portugal Cascais

Cascais, Portugal

Ironman California

Sacramento CA, United States

Ironman Australia

Port Macquarie, Australia

Ironman San Juan Argentina

San Juan, Argentina

Bilboa Triathlon

Bilboa, Spain

Barrelman

Niagara Falls, Canada

OpenLakes BEL

Golden Lakes, Belgium

100x100Half El Vendrell

El Vendrell, Spain

Triatlon Ciudad de Santander

Santander, Spain

Natureman

Les Salles-sur-Verdon, France

Kerrville Festival

Kerrville, Texas, United States

Zadar Half

Punta Skala, Croatia

The Gauntlet Hever Castle Triathlon

Hever Castle, United Kingdom

Half Madrid

Madrid, Spain

70.3 Cozumel

Cozumel, Mexico

70.3 Weymouth

Weymouth, United Kingdom

70.3 Italy Emilia Romagna

Cervia, Italy

70.3 Sao Paulo

São Paulo, Brazil

70.3 Michigan

Frankfort MI, United States

70.3 Washington Tri Cities

Richland, Washington, United States

70.3 New York

Jones Beach, NY, United States

70.3 Augusta

Augusta, Georgia, United States

70.3 Waco

Waco, TX, United States

70.3 Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Triathlon News & Media Blogs View all

New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde Crowned 2026 IRONMAN 70.3 World Champion

New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde Crowned 2026 IRONMAN 70.3 World Champion

Sunday 13 Sep 2026 [Triathlon News]

Kiwi triathlon star Hayden Wilde showed his class today in Nice, France, winning the 2026 Precision Fuel & Hydration IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship against one of the best fields ever assembled in this iconic event’s 20-year history. Wilde was 22nd out of the water, just 16 seconds down on the leader Seth Rider (USA). Out onto the bike, Wilde began to move past several athletes in front of him, riding with patient determination up the climbs to reach the top of the famous Col de Vence in seve more

Laidlow & Van Coevorden Win Challenge Samarkand

Laidlow & Van Coevorden Win Challenge Samarkand

Sunday 13 Sep 2026 [Triathlon News]

The day started as expected with Laidlow and Perez Sala taking early leads, but it soon became a race full of surprises. Ultimately, it was Laidlow and van Coevorden who took the wins in 3:34:57 and 3:58:41 respectively Ognjen Stojanovic led out the water in 23:07 with Henri Schoeman (RSA) and Emil Holm (DEN) hot in his heels with Laidlow in fourth nine seconds down. A quick transition saw Laidlow exit T1 first, taking an early lead on the bike and setting a blistering pace. more

Kiwis Hannah Berry and Trent Thorpe Take Out 2026 IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast Titles

Kiwis Hannah Berry and Trent Thorpe Take Out 2026 IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast Titles

Saturday 12 Sep 2026 [Triathlon News]

New Zealand dominated the 2026 IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast as Hannah Berry returned to the top step of the podium in Mooloolaba, while Trent Thorpe secured his maiden IRONMAN 70.3 victory on a day to remember for the Kiwis. Berry opted to race on the Sunshine Coast this weekend instead of at the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Nice, France, as she builds towards the biggest race of the year next month – the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawai`i. more

Challenge Almere-Amsterdam: Milan Brons and Kyra Meulenberg win Euro Champs Long Distance

Challenge Almere-Amsterdam: Milan Brons and Kyra Meulenberg win Euro Champs Long Distance

Saturday 12 Sep 2026 [Triathlon News]

In a race that remained thrilling until the very last meters, Almere native Milan Brons claimed a thrilling victory on home turf at the European Championship Long Distance at Challenge Almere-Amsterdam. Victory in the women’s field also went to a Dutch athlete, as Kyra Meulenberg took control of the race following an impressively strong marathon. more

Taylor Knibb Becomes a Four-Time IRONMAN 70.3 World Champion

Taylor Knibb Becomes a Four-Time IRONMAN 70.3 World Champion

Saturday 12 Sep 2026 [Triathlon News]

Taylor Knibb (USA) has dominated the field to win the 2026 Precision Fuel & Hydration IRONMAN® 70.3® World Championship in Nice France, claiming her fourth world title on Saturday. Knibb was untouchable as she took control of the race early on the bike and never looked back, crossing the line to win the World Championship in 4:19:24, more than four minutes ahead of Julie Derron (CHE), with Alanis Siffert (CHE) third. more

Facebook


YouTube


Sign up for FREE NEWSLETTER:

We will never share your email address or spam you.