The registration for IRONMAN races has begun. Nearly 1200 people are already on the lists!

Submitted by karol@sportevo… on Tue, 10/31/2023 - 12:20
On Monday, October 30th, the registration for the IRONMAN series races in Poland and the Czech Republic was opened. There are already over 1150 athletes on the start lists.

IRONMAN is the largest series of triathlon events in the world. In 2024, there will be three Polish editions of the races: Citi Handlowy IRONMAN 70.3 Warsaw, Enea IRONMAN 70.3 Gdynia, and Enea IRONMAN 70.3 Poznań. Additionally, Sport Evolution, the Polish operator of these events, will organize the first-ever IRONMAN-branded race in the Czech Republic - IRONMAN 70.3 Hradec Králové will take place on August 18.

Registration for all of these events is now open, and the start lists already feature nearly 1200 names, less than a day after registration opened.

Currently, Warsaw and the Czech city of Hradec Králové are leading the way. Due to the new, shorter distances in the Enea IRONMAN 70.3 Gdynia program, as well as the distant date of the Poznań race, it's expected that many people will sign up for these events at a later time. - Piotr Jakóbik, Marketing Director of IRONMAN Poland

The organizers are particularly pleased with the strong registration opening for IRONMAN 70.3 Hradec Králové. The Czech city, located just an hour away from Prague and a few kilometers from the Polish border, offers excellent conditions for triathletes to compete.

We have a long way to go and a lot of work ahead to meet the expectations of triathletes during the first-ever IRONMAN 70.3 races in the Czech Republic. However, it's clear already that such an event was needed in our country. With over 400 people registered within the first few hours of registration opening, it speaks for itself. - Roman Šinkovský, Director of IRONMAN 70.3 Hradec Králové

All Polish editions, as well as IRONMAN 70.3 Hradec Králové, will offer participants competition on two main distances: IRONMAN 70.3 (1.9 km swim - 90 km bike - 21.1 km run) and the Olympic distance (1.5 km swim - 40 km bike - 10 km run). Each event will also feature accompanying competitions for the youngest athletes, called IRONKIDS, and nighttime 5 km runs.

Additionally, swimming competitions, called Open Water, are planned in Warsaw and Poznań, while Gdynia will host a new competition called 4:18:4 Gdynia powered by Sportano.pl, which is a more accessible short-distance triathlon race: 400m swim, 18 km bike, and 4 km run.


 

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