70.3 Dallas Little Elm Pro Start List

Thursday 12 March 2026

The inaugural edition of the IRONMAN® 70.3® Dallas-Little Elm triathlon is set to take place on Sunday, March 15 with over 2,600 registered athletes preparing to compete. The race will kick off with a high-energy 1.2-mile swim in Lake Lewisville, with both the start and finish on Little Elm Beach. Once out of the water, the 56-mile bike course heads north of Little Elm, highlighting quiet, rural two-lane roads, as the course rolls through beautiful rural Texas, offering scenic views adorned with Texas longhorns further complimenting an amazing athlete experience. The 13.1-mile run course takes athletes along the Little Elm nature trail system, offering a smooth and consistent running surface. The three-loop design is not only packed with energy and triathlete comradery, but also extremely spectator friendly culminating in an exciting Texas-style finish on Little Elm Beach.

The 2026 IRONMAN 70.3 Dallas-Little Elm triathlon will feature a field of many of triathlons’ top athletes battling for a piece of the $40,000 professional prize purse. Highlighting the field are the likes of Jackie Hering (USA), Vittoria Lopes (BRA), Minttu Hukka (Finland), Lionel Sanders (CAN), Sam Appleton (AUS), and Rudy Von Berg (USA).

Professionals compete for $40,000 prize purse plus 2MPRO/2WPRO WC Slots.

  • F1 Jackie Hering United States
  • F2 Vittoria Lopes Brazil
  • F3 Minttu Hukka Finland
  • F4 Adele Likin United States
  • F5 Annamarie Strehlow United States
  • F6 Erica Hawley Bermuda
  • F7 Anna Buettner Germany
  • F8 Allison Jacob Canada
  • F9 Kerry Girona United States
  • F10 Rachel Olson United States
  • F11 Caroline Kaplan United States
  • F12 Brittany Higgins United States
  • F13 Emma Skaug Canada
  • F14 Liz Licea United States
  • F15 Sarah Bishop United States
  • F16 Chloe Coronado Winn United States
  • F17 Caitlin Switaj United States
  • F18 Samantha Skold United States
  • F19 Jennifer Wilke Canada
  • F20 Maia Watson Canada
  • F21 Elizabeth James United States
  • F22 Lauren Burgett United States
  • F23 Leah Parker United States
  • F24 Sarah Spooner United States
  • F25 Caitlin Alexander United States
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  • M1 Lionel Sanders Canada
  • M2 Sam Appleton Australia
  • M3 Leonard Arnold Germany
  • M4 Rudy Von Berg United States
  • M5 Finn GroBe-freese Germany
  • M6 Jannik Schaufler Germany
  • M7 Marc Dubrick United States
  • M9 Ben Kanute United States
  • M10 Caleb Noble Australia
  • M11 Ari Klau United States
  • M12 Andrea Salvisberg Sweden
  • M13 Miguel Mattox United States
  • M14 Michael Weiss Austria
  • M15 Louis Buttrick United Kingdom
  • M16 Connor Weaver United States
  • M17 Justin Metzler United States
  • M18 Connor Ford United States
  • M19 Josh Lewis United Kingdom
  • M20 Michiel Stockman Belgium
  • M21 Elliot Bach United States
  • M22 Blake Selm United States
  • M23 Joshua Berles Germany
  • M24 Mitchell Ott United States
  • M25 Evan Price United States
  • M26 Yegor Martynenko Ukraine
  • M27 Brennen Smith Canada
  • M28 John Reed United States
  • M29 Scott Ludford United States
  • M30 Will Crudgington United Kingdom
  • M31 Max Kohll United States
  • M32 Matt McWilliams United States
  • M33 Brad Bischoff United States
  • M34 Tommy Doubleday United States
  • M35 Logan Pollander United States
  • M36 Marcus Herbst Germany
  • M37 Connor Oats United States
  • M38 Mark Saroni United States
  • M39 Blake Harris Canada
  • M40 Sebastian Fuchs Austria
  • M41 Andrew Shellenberger United States
  • M42 Greg Harper United States
  • M43 Benjamin Randall United States
  • M44 Thomas Inigo United States
  • M45 Kaeleb Pennington United States
  • M46 Levente Lukacs Hungary
  • M47 Rodrigo Alvarez Manzo Mexico
  • M48 Timmo Jeret Estonia
  • M49 Brian LLamas Mexico
  • M50 Adam Goulet United States
  • M51 Matti Weitz Germany
  • M52 Marcelo Delgado Landazuri {Ecuador
  • M53 Tyson Wieland United States
  • M54 Jackson Harrell United States
  • M55 Corey Bellemore Canada
  • M56 Frederik Mathiesen Denmark
  • M57 Dylan Mcmurrer United States
  • M58 Jordan Bendura United States
  • M59 Ben Faeh Switzerland
  • M60 Kyle Gabbard United States
  • M61 Jason Quinn United States
  • M62 Joshua Monda United States
  • M63 Connor Readman United States
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