IRONMAN Pro Series 70.3 Oceanside Start List

Thursday 03 April 2025

On April 5, over 100 of the world’s top professional triathletes will converge in Southern California to compete in the first stop of the 2025 IRONMAN Pro Series™ in North America at the Athletic Brewing IRONMAN® 70.3® Oceanside triathlon. This iconic early season race will once again pit some of the top talent in the sport against each other in the birthplace of triathlon. The Athletic Brewing IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside triathlon will offer a total prize purse of $50,000 USD, with the male and female winners each taking $7,500 USD home as well as 2,500 IRONMAN Pro Series points.

The Athletic Brewing IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside race has historically attracted some of the biggest names in the sport to produce thrilling races with unforgettable performances and 2025 is shaping up to be another race for the ages. With three qualifying slots per gender available for the 2025 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship triathlon in Marbella, Spain, the stakes are high as the performance-based world series rolls into its third event of the 2025 race season.

In what is sure to be a race to remember, the Athletic Brewing IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside triathlon will be broadcast live and for free across multiple platforms for viewers around the world including proseries.ironman.com, Outside TV for US and Canada viewers, DAZN, iQIYI, L’Equipe Live, and YouTube among others.

A men's field packed with firepower will see reigning IRONMAN® World Champion Patrick Lange (DEU) look to kick off his season with a good result when he returns to Oceanside hoping to better his 17th place finish in 2024. Also kicking off their season and bringing World Championship accolades to SoCal are Norwegian duo Gustav Iden, 2022 IRONMAN World Champion, and Kristian Blummenfelt, 2021 IRONMAN World Champion, both making their debuts in Oceanside. 

Reigning Athletic Brewing IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside champion Lionel Sanders (CAN) will wear the number one bib as he returns to California to defend his title. The perennial favorite will look to add to his three wins in Oceanside (2024, 2017, 2016) and get his season off to a flying start. Two-time IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside champion (2021, 2019) and two-time IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship runner-up Ben Kanute (USA) also returns to the start line aiming for another podium finish.

Other top contenders kicking off their seasons include 2024 IRONMAN World Championship® podium finisher Rudy von Berg (USA), who typically performs well in Oceanside, finishing in the top five in all three previous appearances, as well as five-time IRONMAN winner Chris Leiferman (USA), and Trevor Foley (USA), who last year secured two IRONMAN 70.3 wins and a maiden IRONMAN victory.

On the women’s side, 2024 IRONMAN Pro Series runner up Jackie Hering (USA) will be returning to Oceanside for the first time since her fifth place finish in 2022. Another front runner will be 2022 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship second place finisher Paula Findlay (CAN) who will take to the start line in Oceanside for the seventh time. Findlay has never finished lower than sixth at the event and captured the women’s title in a fall edition of Oceanside in 2021.  Five-time IRONMAN 70.3 winner Tamara Jewett (CAN)  will also hope to replicate her previous success in this race, where in 2023 she secured an impressive win in Oceanside against a deep field.

Other challengers on the women’s side include 2024 IRONMAN Lake Placid champion Danielle Lewis (USA) who will be looking to repeat the success she achieved throughout the season in 2024 that saw her earn sixth place finish in the inaugural IRONMAN Pro Series, and Alice Alberts (USA) who carried her success in 2023 winning IRONMAN Lake Placid and IRONMAN Maryland, to a strong ninth place finish in the 2024 IRONMAN Pro Series.

Below are the professional start lists, (subject to change):
 

FEMALE PRO LIST
Bib Number First Name Last Name Country Represented
F1 Tamara Jewett CAN
F2 Paula Findlay CAN
F3 Jackie Hering USA
F4 Danielle Lewis USA
F5 Alice Alberts USA
F6 Maya Kingma NLD
F7 Grace Alexander USA
F8 Lisa Becharas USA
F9 Stephanie Clutterbuck GBR
F10 Kaidi Kivioja EST
F11 Joanna Ryter CHE
F12 Danielle Fauteux CAN
F13 Lisa Perterer AUT
F14 Allison Jacob CAN
F15 Arlette Gonzalez MEX
F16 Brittani Shappell USA
F17 Melanie McQuaid CAN
F18 Rebecca Kawaoka USA
F19 Chelsea Bingham USA
F20 Rebecca Yunginger USA
F21 Freya McKinley USA
F22 Liz Licea USA
F23 Adele Likin USA
F24 Abbie Sullivan USA
F25 Elizabeth Heinbach USA
F26 Alexandra Watt USA
F27 Sarah Karpinski USA
F28 Caitlin Switaj USA
F29 Vittoria Lopes BRA
F30 Jenna Haufler USA
F31 Leslie Homol USA
F32 Marissa Lovell USA
F33 Annette Rogers USA
F34 Lydia Russell USA
F35 Megan Tuncer USA
F36 Jennifer Wilke CAN
F37 Anne Buettner DEU

 
 

MALE PRO LIST
Bib Number First Name Last Name Country Represented
M1 Lionel Sanders CAN
M2 Patrick Lange DEU
M3 Kristian Blummenfelt NOR
M4 Gustav Iden NOR
M5 Rudy Von Berg USA
M6 Ben Kanute USA
M7 Braden Currie NZL
M8 Trevor Foley USA
M9 Colin Szuch USA
M10 Chris Leiferman USA
M11 Justin Riele USA
M12 Marc Dubrick USA
M13 Cameron Wurf AUS
M14 Sam Appleton AUS
M15 Joe Skipper GBR
M16 Magnus Männer DEU
M17 John Killeen USA
M18 Connor Weaver USA
M19 Andy Krueger USA
M20 Dylan Gillespie USA
M21 Maximilian Sperl DEU
M22 Hunter Lussi USA
M23 Andreas Dreitz DEU
M24 Robbie Deckard USA
M25 Federico Scarabino URY
M26 Jason Pohl CAN
M27 Michael Arishita USA
M28 David Plese SVN
M29 Greg Harper USA
M30 Dominik Sowieja DEU
M31 Jose Luis Cordova Perez MEX
M32 Miguel Mattox USA
M33 Ted Treise USA
M34 Jake Birtwhistle AUS
M35 Andrea Salvisberg CHE
M36 Nick Cosman CAN
M37 Casper Stornes NOR
M38 Ari Klau USA
M39 Jan Stepinski USA
M40 Matthew Guenter USA
M41 Jamie Hayes USA
M42 Benjamin Zorgnotti PYF
M43 Patrick Brady USA
M44 Kevin McDowell USA
M45 Connor Ford USA
M46 Ryan Sedivec USA
M47 Yang Pan USA
M48 Jacob Deysher USA
M49 Jonathan Fecik USA
M50 Jacob Osswald USA
M51 Evan Price USA
M52 Simon Shi USA
M53 Max Kohll USA
M54 Brad Bischoff USA
M55 Connor Callahan USA
M56 Brian Folts USA
M57 David Guenthardt USA
M58 Brennen Smith CAN
M59 Joaquin Pereda MEX
M60 Johnathan Dolan USA
M61 Morgan Rhodes GBR
M62 Seth Rider USA
M63 Roberto Sanchez Mantecon ESP
M64 Todd Wakefield AUS
M65 Drew Jordan USA
M66 Tommy Doubleday USA
M67 Brock Hoel CAN
M68 Joona Lehtonen FIN
M69 Edoardo Leone USA
M70 Scott Ludford USA
M71 Max Mahoney USA
M72 Logan Pollander USA
M73 Tyler Robakiewicz USA
M74 Blake Selm USA
M75 Brett Vancise CAN
 
In addition to the professional field, approximately 3,000 age group athletes will compete at the 2025 Athletic Brewing IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside triathlon alongside the professionals on the same course, looking to earn age group qualifying slots to the 2025 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship triathlon taking place in Marbella, Spain, on November 8-9.
 
For more information on the IRONMAN Pro Series visit here.
 
For more information on the 2025 Athletic Brewing IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside triathlon, visit www.ironman.com/im703-oceanside. To learn more about the IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 brands and series of events, please visit www.ironman.com.
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