IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship Professional Men’s Field

Wednesday 26 October 2022

The professional men will take on the 2022 Intermountain Healthcare IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship presented by Utah Sports Commission on Saturday, Oct. 29. The field is led by Norway’s Gustav Iden and Kristian Blummenfelt as the heavy favorites. Iden heads to St. George after being crowned the 2022 VinFast IRONMAN World Champion in Kailua-Kona, Hawai`i just weeks earlier and the defending IRONMAN 70.3 World Champion. Blummenfelt returns to St. George after earning the 2021 IRONMAN World Champion title this past May. American’s Sam Long and Ben Kanute will look to put together a strong race and capture their first world championship crown. Denmark’s Miki Taagholt and Magnus Ditlev will be a duo of athletes that could be in serious consideration for the title. Additional global contenders will come from Jackson Laundry (CAN) and Eric Lagerstrom (USA), who enters as a dark horse coming in riding some momentum after an impressive win at IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz, along with many more talented professional male triathletes hitting their stride.

1 Iden Gustav NOR 
2 Long Sam USA 
4 Taagholt Miki DNK 
5 Laundry Jackson CAN 
6 Kanute Ben USA 
7 Lagerstrom Eric USA 
8 Ditlev Magnus DNK 
10 Azevedo Filipe PRT 
11 Blummenfelt Kristian NOR 
15 Von Berg Rudy USA 
16 Hanson Matthew USA 
18 Chevrot Denis FRA
19 Funk Frederic DEU 
21 West Jason USA 
23 Smith Kyle NZL
24 Mignon Clement FRA
28 Royle Aaron AUS 
29 Bendix Madsen Thor DNK 
31 Noodt Mika DEU 
33 Keulen Youri NLD
34 Petersen Mathias DNK 
35 Stratmann Jan DEU 
36 Foley Trevor USA 
37 Mann Nicolas DEU 
38 Magnien Dylan FRA
39 Zepuntke Ruben DEU 
40 Costes Antony FRA
41 McMahon Brent CAN 
42 Ceccarelli Mattia ITA
43 Toldi Fernando BRA 
44 Viain Simon FRA
45 Free Nicholas AUS 
46 STOJANOVIC Ognjen SRB
47 Montraveta Moya Jordi ESP
48 Ulloa Martin CHL 
49 Teagle James GBR
51 Chase Nicholas USA 
52 Jarrige Yvan FRA
53 Baelde Sybren BEL 
54 Steenberg Scott DNK 
55 Horseau Arthur FRA 
56 Reuter Fabian DEU 
57 Dubrick Marc USA 
58 Rodriguez Tomas Andres MEX
59 Sosinski Jack AUS 
60 Trewhela Vicente CHL
61 Saez Nicolas CHL 
63 Stornes Casper NOR
64 de Keyser Christophe BEL 
*Subject to change

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