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100+ pro triathletes at IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun

Over 100 professional triathletes are anticipated to compete in the Austrian lake town of Zell am See for the 15th stop in the IRONMAN Pro Series.

The IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun triathlon, taking place on September 1, 2024, will also be the final event before the VinFast IRONMAN World Championship racing gets underway first in Nice, France, for the women and then in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, for the men.

The IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun event offers a maximum of 2,500 IRONMAN Pro Series points, a total event pro prize purse of US$50,000, and three qualifying slots per gender to the 2025 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship triathlon in Marbella, Spain.

The race will be broadcast for free across multiple platforms for global viewers including proseries.ironman.com, Outside TV, DAZN, L’Équipe in France, and YouTube among others.

In the women’s professional race, 2023 IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun champion Daniela Bleymehl (DEU) wears bib number one as she returns to the start line to defend her title. Others in the mix include Kylie Simpson (AUS), Kat Matthews (GBR), Ellie Salthouse (AUS), Laura Madsen (DNK), Lotte Wilms (NLD), Hannah Berry (NZL), and Els Visser (NLD).

In the men’s professional race, Jan Stratmann will be hoping to continue the German dominance at the IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun triathlon. Arguably, the athlete to beat in the men’s race, however, is Nicholas Mann (DEU). Others in contention are Gregory Barnaby (ITA), Arnaud Gilloux (FRA), Stenn Goetstouwers (BEL), Robert Kallin (SWE), Clément Mignon (FRA), Anthony Costes, (FRA), Denis Chevrot (FRA), Jelle Geens (BEL), Mika Noodt (DEU), Mike Phillips (NZL), Bradley Weiss (ZAF), and Cameron Wurf (AUS).

Female Pro Start List 
Bib Number 
Last Name  
First Name 
Country Represented 
F1
Bleymehl
Daniela
DEU (Germany)
F2
Matthews
Kat
GBR (United Kingdom)
F3
Wilms
Lotte
NLD (Netherlands)
F4
Berry
Hannah
NZL (New Zealand)
F5
Curran
Kate
GBR (United Kingdom)
F6
Salthouse
Ellie
AUS (Australia)
F7
Madsen
Laura
DNK (Denmark)
F8
Simpson
Kylie
AUS (Australia)
F9
Visser
Els
NLD (Netherlands)
F11
Brandon
Lauren
USA (United States of America)
F12
Wolff
Katharina
DEU (Germany)
F13
Clarke
Rebecca
NZL (New Zealand)
F15
Jansen
Laura
DEU (Germany)
F16
Græsbøll Christensen
Katrine
DNK (Denmark)
F17
Castillo Franco
Diana
COL (Colombia)
F18
Moriarty
Fiona
IRL (Ireland)
F19
Thek
Grace
AUS (Australia)
F21
Bergsten
Anna
SWE (Sweden)
F22
Boulanger
Aurelia
FRA (France)
F23
Kleiser
Daniela
DEU (Germany)
F24
Iogna Prat
Luisa
ITA (Italy)
F25
Wunderle
Stephanie
DEU (Germany)
F26
Pohle
Caroline
DEU (Germany)
F27
Remond
Katie
AUS (Australia)
F28
De Vet
Hanne
BEL (Belgium)
F29
Oliveira
Pamella
BRA (Brazil)
F30
Pierré
Marjolaine
FRA (France)
F31
Suter
Mena
CHE (Switzerland)
F32
Exenberger
Sabrina
AUT (Austria)
F33
Olson
Rachel
USA (United States of America)
F34
Maramotti
Fabia
ITA (Italy)
F35
Norden
Lisa
SWE (Sweden)
F36
Dornauer
Lisa-Maria
AUT (Austria)
F37
Pierre
Anne Sophie
FRA (France)
F38
Meißner
Lena
DEU (Germany)
F39
Bonner
Sarah
CAN (Canada)
F40
Christmann
Tina
DEU (Germany)
F41
Gelmini
Lilli
ITA (Italy)
F42
Perterer
Lisa
AUT (Austria)
F43
Stroschneider
Tanja
AUT (Austria)
F44
Salazar Ezquerra
Macarena
CHL (Chile)
F46
Halter
Kathrin
DEU (Germany)
F47
Przybilla
Anna
AUT (Austria)
F48
Ziegler
Sina
CHE (Switzerland)
F50
Piccinin
Nicola
ITA (Italy)
Male Pro Start List 
Bib Number 
Last Name  
First Name 
Country Represented 
M1
Stratmann
Jan
DEU (Germany)
M2
Mann
Nicolas
DEU (Germany)
M3
Guilloux
Arnaud
FRA (France)
M4
Barnaby
Gregory
ITA (Italy)
M5
Mignon
Clément
FRA (France)
M6
Costes
Antony
FRA (France)
M7
Geens
Jelle
BEL (Belgium)
M8
Goetstouwers
Stenn
BEL (Belgium)
M9
Steger
Thomas
AUT (Austria)
M10
Kallin
Robert
SWE (Sweden)
M11
Lopes
Andre
BRA (Brazil)
M12
Weiss
Bradley
ZAF (South Africa)
M13
Teagle
James
GBR (United Kingdom)
M14
Chevrot
Denis
FRA (France)
M15
Wies
Sven
DEU (Germany)
M16
Wurf
Cameron
AUS (Australia)
M17
Bendix Madsen
Thor
DNK (Denmark)
M18
Szala
Tomasz
POL (Poland)
M19
Hoffmann
Jonas
DEU (Germany)
M20
Aernouts
Bart
BEL (Belgium)
M21
Phillips
Mike
NZL (New Zealand)
M22
Olij
Tristan
NLD (Netherlands)
M24
Thelwell
John
GBR (United Kingdom)
M25
Sperl
Maximilian
DEU (Germany)
M26
Stahl
Lukas
DEU (Germany)
M27
Vogel
Johannes
DEU (Germany)
M28
Männer
Magnus
DEU (Germany)
M29
Emde
Nick
DEU (Germany)
M30
Hug
Tom
DEU (Germany)
M31
Pius
Rinel
EST (Estonia)
M32
De Keyser
Christophe
BEL (Belgium)
M33
Sedivec
Ryan
USA (United States of America)
M34
Sneberger
Jan
CZE (Czech Republic)
M35
Ott
Thomas
DEU (Germany)
M36
Baldwin
Ross
USA (United States of America)
M37
Alvarez Manzo
Rodrigo
MEX (Mexico)
M38
Lorenz
Nils
DEU (Germany)
M39
Demuth
Martin
AUT (Austria)
M40
Comhair
Dieter
BEL (Belgium)
M41
Magnien
Dylan
FRA (France)
M42
Cometta
Patrick
CHE (Switzerland)
M43
Koolhaas
Menno
NLD (Netherlands)
M44
Noodt
Mika
DEU (Germany)
M45
Van Diemen
Pim
NLD (Netherlands)
M46
Hermann
Robin
CHE (Switzerland)
M47
Angert
Florian
DEU (Germany)
M48
Eshed
Itamar
ISR (Israel)
M49
Claes
Jari
CHE (Switzerland)
M50
Stoll
Jannik
DEU (Germany)
M51
Brann
Kevin
CHE (Switzerland)
M52
Thalmann
Sven
CHE (Switzerland)
M53
Hindle
Jack
GBR (United Kingdom)
M54
Schaufler
Jannik
DEU (Germany)
M55
Pauger
Leon
AUT (Austria)
M56
Wordley
Sam
GBR (United Kingdom)
M57
Huckschlag
Nils
DEU (Germany)
M58
Agnelli
Valentino
ARG (Argentina)

Alongside the professional athletes, there will be nearly 2,500 age-groupers battling it out to earn age-group qualifying slots for the 2025 VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship triathlon in Marbella, Spain.

All athletes will take on a one-loop 1.9km (1.2-mile) swim in Lake Zell set to the backdrop of the glacier-covered Austrian Alps, before continuing their race along the one-loop 90km (56-mile) bike course. The 21.1km (13.1-mile) two-loop run course follows the shores of Lake Zell and takes runners through the old town of Zell am See in the heart of the Austrian Alps.

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