Cam Wurf Highlights 70.3 Aix-en-Provence FRA

Thursday 16 September 2021

Revel in the Provençal splendour of one of France's most gorgeous cities. A regal welcome along the tree-lined Cours Mirabeau, rich art and culture amongst centuries old French and Roman history, Aix-en-Provence is the perfect destination to discover the South of France. A race encapsulating this stunning region taking in quaint villages, mountain vistas and forests.

This race offers qualifying slots for the 2022 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship

Professionals compete for $15,000 prize purse plus 1MPRO/ 1WPRO World Champs Slot.

MALE PRO:
2 Wurf Cameron AUS
5 Horseau Arthur FRA 
6 Guillaume Romain FRA 
7 Passuello Domenico ITA 
8 Rahn Fabian DEU 
9 Breivold Jon Sæverås NOR
10 Clavel Maurice DEU 
11 Terrier Vincent FRA 
12 Magnien Dylan FRA 
14 Mechin Antoine FRA 
15 Jacobi Erwan FRA
16 Rodriguez Sébastien FRA
17 Guyon Franck FRA
18 Mennesson William FRA 
19 Thibault-lopez Pacome FRA 
20 Sauve Maxime FRA
21 Munday Will GBR 
23 Colino Calomarde Joan ESP 
24 De Vroet Matthew NLD
25 Delco Lorenzo CHE 
26 Castellà Serra Vicenc ESP 
27 De Keyser Christophe BEL
28 Mann Nicolas DEU 
29 Beci Axel ESP 
31 Dutli Fabian CHE 
32 Horsfall Turner Andrew GBR
33 Hankó Dávid HUN 
34 Grabowski Michal POL
35 Engelhardt Adriano CHE 
36 Kalb Michael DEU 
37 Merino Erik ESP 
38 Rouvier Valentin FRA

FEMALE PRO:
45 Simmonds Imogen CHE 
46 Langridge Fenella GBR 
48 Derron Nina CHE
49 Clavel Charlene FRA 
50 Collonge Jeanne FRA
52 Lane Chloe AUS 
53 Morrison Kimberley GBR 
54 Deligny Camille FRA
56 Higgins Brittany USA 
57 Botti Rachele CHE 
58 Berlinger Lena DEU 
59 Jedrzejewska Aleksandra POL 
60 Diemunsch Etienne FRA 

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