IRONMAN Lanzarote ESP Pro Start List

Friday 19 May 2023

IRONMAN Lanzarote is one of the longest-standing races in Europe. A Unesco biosphere reserve, Lanzarote is a captivating island with 300 volcanic cones. Stark landscapes reminiscent of the black lava fields of Kona are intermingled with tropical beachside scenes.

The motto says it all. "Normal limits do not apply." It's hard to say what makes the Ironman Lanzarote course so tough. There's heat, high winds, and a challenging bike course that winds its way up and down two mountains. A swim is a swim, and the 2-loop ocean swim is a great way to start the long day. The bike course is where things get really tough for the roughly 700 competitors. By the time all is said and done, they will have climbed more than 2,600 meters (that's 9,000 feet!). Oh, lest we forget, there is still the run. The out-and-back run course is relatively flat. What makes it so tough are the winds, and the heat ... and the fact that it's a marathon.

The 2023 Club la Santa IRONMAN Lanzarote offers Men's and Women's Age Group Qualifying slots to the VinFast IRONMAN World Championship in Nice, France on September 10, 2023 (men), and Kailua-Kona, Hawai`i on October 14, 2023 (women).

MALE PRO:
1 Laidlow Sam FRA 
2 Wurf Cameron AUS 
3 Vandendriessche Kenneth BEL 
4 Mennesson William FRA 
5 Heldoorn Niek NLD 
6 Fuentes Gonzalo ESP 
7 Breivold Jon NOR 
8 Montraveta Moya Jordi ESP 
9 Dreitz Andreas DEU 
10 Baelde sybren BEL 
11 Dels Christopher DEU 
12 Horseau Arthur FRA 
13 Sowinski Milosz POL 
14 Odeyn Seppe BEL 
15 Hounjet Thomas NLD 
16 Barclay Reece GBR 
17 Martinussen Oliver DNK 
18 Dehez Amaury FRA 
19 Degasperi Alessandro ITA 
20 Elosegi Eneko ESP 
21 Stoerzer Christian DEU 
22 Bosch Thomas DEU 
23 Bischof Marcel DEU 
24 Jiménez Valverde Alejandro ESP 
25 de Wilde Michiel NLD 
26 García Ochoa Juan Pedro ESP 

FEMALE PRO:
28 Dant Lydia GBR 
29 Tondeur Alexandra BEL 
30 Collonge Jeanne FRA 
31 Hughes Hilary IRL 
32 Schink Lina-Kristin DEU 
33 Ramsey Lenny NLD 
34 Angèle Deligny Camille FRA 
35 Moes Heleen NLD 
36 Verbiest Liesbeth BEL 
37 Eggenschwiler Petra CHE

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