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Norwegian podium sweep at IRONMAN World Championship in Nice, France

On Sunday, September 14, 2025, Casper Stornes of Norway won his first IRONMAN World Championship in Nice, France, in a time of 7:51:39.

Stornes led a Norwegian podium sweep, with fellow countrymen and past champions Gustav Iden and Kristian Blummenfelt finishing second and third respectively.

Stornes, who won the title on his debut, ran a marathon time of 2:29:25 – a new IRONMAN World Championship best.

According to IRONMAN, this marks the first time a country has taken all three spots on the podium since 2016, when Germany’s Jan Frodeno, Sebastian Kienle, and Patrick Lange took the top three spots at the IRONMAN World Championship.
 
2025 IRONMAN World Championship in Nice, top five pro men’s results:

Swim 
Bike 
Run 
Finish
Casper Stornes 
NOR
45:21
04:31:26
02:29:25
07:51:39
Gustav Iden
NOR
47:14
04:30:17
02:32:15
07:54:13
Kristian Blummenfelt
NOR
46:08
04:31:20
02:34:38
07:56:36
Marten Van Riel
BEL
45:17
04:31:48
02:40:46
08:02:18
Sam Laidlow
FRA
47:11
04:29:29
02:42:23
08:03:55

 

 
Overall IRONMAN Pro Series Standings – top five male (after 15 events)

Rank      
Name (Country)   
Total IRONMAN Pro Series Points (Max Top 5 events)  
Total Eligible Races Scored  
Eligible IRONMAN Races Scored  
Eligible IRONMAN 70.3 Races Scored  
1 
Kristian Blummenfelt (NOR)
20,015
5
3 
2 
2 
Casper Stornes (NOR)
19,067
5
3 
2
3 
Gustav Iden (NOR)
18,101
5
3
2 
4 
Leon Chevalier (FRA)
16,553
5
3 
2
5 
Jonas Hoffmann (DEU)
16,345
5 
3
2

 
Overall IRONMAN Pro Series Event Prize Money
In addition to the IRONMAN Pro Series’ US$1.7 million year-end bonus prize pool, there is an event pro prize purse payout of US$2,450,000, distributed across IRONMAN Pro Series events.
 
With twelve races now complete, over US$1 million has been earned by professional athletes so far – leaving just under US$1.5 million to be claimed at the remaining events.
 
Top Five Male Prize Money Earned (after 15 events)

Rank    
Name (Country) 
IRONMAN World Championship Prize Money  
Total Prize Money    
1   
Casper Stornes (NOR)
US$125,000
US$147,500
2   
Kristian Blummenfelt (NOR)
US$65,000
US$128,500
3 
Gustav Iden (NOR)
US$45,000
US$57,250
4 
Matthew Marquardt (USA)
US$13,000
US$49,000
5 
Marten Van Riel (BEL)
US$25,000
US$42,500

 
Next up, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, will host the women’s 2025 IRONMAN World Championship, where 6,000 IRONMAN Pro Series points and a share of another US$375,000 is up for grabs.
 

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