IRONMAN Italy Emilia-Romagna MPRO Line-Up

Friday 15 September 2023

The ancient fishing village of Cervia hosts the first Made-in-Italy IRONMAN, a spectacular race that takes place along the coastal Emilia-Romagna region flanked by the Adriatic Sea. Swim, bike and run through Emilia-Romagna's historic scenery.

Athletes will start their race on the beach of Cervia. The swim course will consist of one loop of 3,8 km, which includes an "Australian exit" – a quick shore leave between two portions of the swim course – after approximately 2,5 km. The two-loop bike course of 180,2 km starts on the promenade of Cervia and moves through the hills of Romagna. Athletes then head through the picturesque natural park of Salt Pans, where pink flamingos can be seen in their natural habitat. Next, it runs through the vineyards of famous Sangiovese and follows the “street of wine and taste” of Romagna. After passing the top of the hill in Bertinoro, the course descends back to Cervia. The total elevation gain of the bike is about 700 m. Athletes will finish their race on a flat three-loop 42,2 km run course. After reaching the port canal, the course continues through the main streets of the nearby Milano Marittima. Athletes then enter the heart of Cervia and cross the square of the historic and iconic "salt warehouse" before reaching the finish line on the beach promenade.

The 2023 IRONMAN Italy Emilia-Romagna offers Age Group Qualifying slots  to the 2024 VinFast IRONMAN World Championship.

1 Weiss Bradley ZAF 
2 Ceccarelli Mattia ITA 
3 Molinari Giulio ITA 
4 Mcnamee David GBR 
5 Angert Florian DEU 
7 Toldi Fernando BRA 
9 Dreitz Andreas DEU 
10 Clavel Maurice DEU 
11 Tutukin Ivan KAZ 
12 Markgraf Nico DEU 
13 Goodfellow Benjamin GBR 
14 Olij Tristan NLD 
15 Davis Thomas GBR 
16 Sowieja Dominik DEU 
17 Vistica Andrej HRV 
18 Horsfall-Turner Andrew GBR 
19 Goesch Henrik FIN 
20 Hammerle Maximilian AUT 
21 Ferreira João PRT 
22 Scheltinga Evert NLD 
23 Plese David SVN 
24 Ferrara Florent CHE 
25 Van De Walle Vincent BEL 
26 Trunk Christian DEU (
27 Goetstouwers Stenn BEL 
28 Badar Gergo HUN 
30 Dutli Fabian CHE 
31 Gartmark Joakim SWE 
32 Hindkjær Kristian DNK 
33 Björkqvist Morgan SWE 
34 Große-freese Finn DEU 
35 Rother David DEU 
36 Kandutsch Florian AUT 
37 Sowinski Milosz POL 
38 Van Hemel Tim BEL 
39 Bourgeois Matthieu FRA 
40 Manyà Roger ESP 
41 Terrier Vincent FRA 
42 Delco Lorenzo CHE 
43 Valente Stefano ITA 
44 Baghioni Joseph FRA 
45 Eggeling Marc DEU 
46 Hansen Adam AUS 
47 Günther Fabian DEU 
48 Kalb Michael DEU 
49 Korfitsen Oliver DNK

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