IRONMAN Pro Series 70.3 Zell am See Start List

Friday 30 August 2024
Over 100 professional triathletes are anticipated to compete in the Austrian lake town of Zell am See for the 15th stop in the IRONMAN Pro Series. The IRONMAN® 70.3® Zell am See-Kaprun triathlon, taking place on Sunday 1 September 2024, will also be the final event before the VinFast IRONMAN World Championship® racing gets underway first in Nice, France for the women and then in Kailua-Kona, Hawai`i for the men.  
 
The IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun event offers a maximum of 2,500 IRONMAN Pro Series points, a total event pro prize purse of $50,000, and three qualifying slots per gender to the 2025 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship triathlon in Marbella, Spain. The race will be broadcast for free across multiple platforms for global viewers including?proseries.ironman.com, Outside TV, DAZN, L’Équipe in France, and YouTube among others.? 
 
In the women’s professional race, 2023 IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun champion Daniela Bleymehl (DEU) wears bib number one as she returns to the start line to defend her title. The German currently sits sixth in the IRONMAN Pro Series standings and a strong result here could further elevate her up the table. Sitting one place above Bleymehl in the standings is Kylie Simpson (AUS), who has raced consistently so far this season with four top 10 finishes in IRONMAN Pro Series races, including third at the Cairns Airport IRONMAN Asia-Pacific Championship Cairns race. Simpson will no doubt be hoping for a good performance that further cements her top five placing. 
 
Kat Matthews (GBR), who is currently on a winning streak after first places at the Memorial Hermann IRONMAN® North American Championship Texas and IRONMAN Vitoria-Gasteiz triathlons, will also be racing in her bid to climb to the top of the IRONMAN Pro Series standings.  
 
Looking to give Matthews a run for her money will be middle distance specialists Ellie Salthouse (AUS) and Laura Madsen (DNK), the former sitting 17th in the IRONMAN Pro Series standings after finishing on the podium in all three of her IRONMAN 70.3 races this year, while the young Danish athlete Madsen has two IRONMAN 70.3 wins to her name, one at the IRONMAN 70.3 Les Sables d’Olonne-Vendée triathlon, an IRONMAN Pro Series race, and one at  the IRONMAN 70.3 Valencia triathlon.  
 
Three athletes looking to add a strong IRONMAN 70.3 score to their IRONMAN Pro Series tallies are Lotte Wilms (NLD), Hannah Berry (NZL), and Els Visser (NLD), who sit 10th, 11th and 12th in the standings respectively. All three athletes have two IRONMAN scores counting towards their IRONMAN Pro Series totals to date. 
 
Other notable female professionals taking to the IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun start line areDaniela Kleiser (DEU), who finished second in this event last year, and Lauren Brandon (USA), currently sitting 14th in the IRONMAN Pro Series standings. Local Austrian interest comes in the shape of Sabrina Exenberger, Lisa-Maria Dornaeuer and Tanja Stroschneider. 
 
In the men’s professional race, Jan Stratmann will be hoping to continue the German dominance at the IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun triathlon. Stratmann finished second in this race last year and has already collected a second-place finish at the IRONMAN 70.3 Alcúdia-Mallorca triathlon, an IRONMAN Pro Series race, so far this year.  
 
Perhaps the athlete to beat in the men’s race, however, is Nicholas Mann (DEU). The 24-year-old German has competed in two middle distance IRONMAN Pro Series races this year, winning both, and is placed 50th in the Pro Series standings. 
 
Other athletes racing and finely poised in the IRONMAN Pro Series include Gregory Barnaby, currently in 10th position after a podium position at the Mainova IRONMAN European Championship race in Frankfurt, Arnaud Gilloux (FRA), in 11th position, Stenn Goetstouwers (BEL), who finished third at the 2023 Zell am See-Kaprun race and currently sits in 18th position, Robert Kallin (SWE) in 22nd, and Clément Mignon (FRA), in 26th. 
 
Other contenders include Anthony Costes, (FRA), Denis Chevrot (FRA), Jelle Geens (BEL), Mika Noodt (DEU), Mike Phillips (NZL), Bradley Weiss (ZAF), and fan-favourite Cameron Wurf (AUS).  
 
Alongside the professional athletes, there will be nearly 2,500 age-groupers battling it out to earn age-group qualifying slots for the 2025 VinFast IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship triathlon in Marbella, Spain.   
  
All athletes will take on a one-loop 1.9km (1.2-mile) swim in Lake Zell set to the spectacular backdrop of the glacier-covered Austrian Alps, before continuing their race along the one-loop 90km (56-mile) bike course around mountains offering steep climbs and fast descents with a total of 860m altitude. The 21.1km (13.1-mile) two-loop run course follows the shores of the stunning Lake Zell and takes runners through the charming old town of Zell am See in the heart of the Austrian Alps.  
 
Below is the pro start lists (subject to change): 
 
Female Pro Start List 
Bib Number 
Last Name  
First Name 
Country Represented 
F1 
Bleymehl 
Daniela 
DEU (Germany) 
F2 
Matthews 
Kat 
GBR (United Kingdom) 
F3 
Wilms 
Lotte 
NLD (Netherlands) 
F4 
Berry 
Hannah 
NZL (New Zealand) 
F5 
Curran 
Kate 
GBR (United Kingdom) 
F6 
Salthouse 
Ellie 
AUS (Australia) 
F7 
Madsen 
Laura 
DNK (Denmark) 
F8 
Simpson 
Kylie 
AUS (Australia) 
F9 
Visser 
Els 
NLD (Netherlands) 
F11 
Brandon 
Lauren 
USA (United States of America) 
F12 
Wolff 
Katharina 
DEU (Germany) 
F13 
Clarke 
Rebecca 
NZL (New Zealand) 
F15 
Jansen 
Laura 
DEU (Germany) 
F16 
Græsbøll Christensen 
Katrine 
DNK (Denmark) 
F17 
Castillo Franco 
Diana 
COL (Colombia) 
F18 
Moriarty 
Fiona 
IRL (Ireland) 
F19 
Thek 
Grace 
AUS (Australia) 
F21 
Bergsten 
Anna 
SWE (Sweden) 
F22 
Boulanger 
Aurelia 
FRA (France) 
F23 
Kleiser 
Daniela 
DEU (Germany) 
F24 
Iogna Prat 
Luisa 
ITA (Italy) 
F25 
Wunderle 
Stephanie 
DEU (Germany) 
F26 
Pohle 
Caroline 
DEU (Germany) 
F27 
Remond 
Katie 
AUS (Australia) 
F28 
De Vet 
Hanne 
BEL (Belgium) 
F29 
Oliveira 
Pamella 
BRA (Brazil) 
F30 
Pierré 
Marjolaine 
FRA (France) 
F31 
Suter 
Mena 
CHE (Switzerland) 
F32 
Exenberger 
Sabrina 
AUT (Austria) 
F33 
Olson 
Rachel 
USA (United States of America) 
F34 
Maramotti 
Fabia 
ITA (Italy) 
F35 
Norden 
Lisa 
SWE (Sweden) 
F36 
Dornauer 
Lisa-Maria 
AUT (Austria) 
F37 
Pierre 
Anne Sophie 
FRA (France) 
F38 
Meißner 
Lena 
DEU (Germany) 
F39 
Bonner 
Sarah 
CAN (Canada) 
F40 
Christmann 
Tina 
DEU (Germany) 
F41 
Gelmini 
Lilli 
ITA (Italy) 
F42 
Perterer 
Lisa 
AUT (Austria) 
F43 
Stroschneider 
Tanja 
AUT (Austria) 
F44 
Salazar Ezquerra 
Macarena 
CHL (Chile) 
F46 
Halter 
Kathrin 
DEU (Germany) 
F47 
Przybilla 
Anna 
AUT (Austria) 
F48 
Ziegler 
Sina 
CHE (Switzerland) 
F50 
Piccinin 
Nicola 
ITA (Italy) 
 
Male Pro Start List 
Bib Number 
Last Name  
First Name 
Country Represented 
M1 
Stratmann 
Jan 
DEU (Germany) 
M2 
Mann 
Nicolas 
DEU (Germany) 
M3 
Guilloux 
Arnaud 
FRA (France) 
M4 
Barnaby 
Gregory 
ITA (Italy) 
M5 
Mignon 
Clément 
FRA (France) 
M6 
Costes 
Antony 
FRA (France) 
M7 
Geens 
Jelle 
BEL (Belgium) 
M8 
Goetstouwers 
Stenn 
BEL (Belgium) 
M9 
Steger 
Thomas 
AUT (Austria) 
M10 
Kallin 
Robert 
SWE (Sweden) 
M11 
Lopes 
Andre 
BRA (Brazil) 
M12 
Weiss 
Bradley 
ZAF (South Africa) 
M13 
Teagle 
James 
GBR (United Kingdom) 
M14 
Chevrot 
Denis 
FRA (France) 
M15 
Wies 
Sven 
DEU (Germany) 
M16 
Wurf 
Cameron 
AUS (Australia) 
M17 
Bendix Madsen 
Thor 
DNK (Denmark) 
M18 
Szala 
Tomasz 
POL (Poland) 
M19 
Hoffmann 
Jonas 
DEU (Germany) 
M20 
Aernouts 
Bart 
BEL (Belgium) 
M21 
Phillips 
Mike 
NZL (New Zealand) 
M22 
Olij 
Tristan 
NLD (Netherlands) 
M24 
Thelwell 
John 
GBR (United Kingdom) 
M25 
Sperl 
Maximilian 
DEU (Germany) 
M26 
Stahl 
Lukas 
DEU (Germany) 
M27 
Vogel 
Johannes 
DEU (Germany) 
M28 
Männer 
Magnus 
DEU (Germany) 
M29 
Emde 
Nick 
DEU (Germany) 
M30 
Hug 
Tom 
DEU (Germany) 
M31 
Pius 
Rinel 
EST (Estonia) 
M32 
De Keyser 
Christophe 
BEL (Belgium) 
M33 
Sedivec 
Ryan 
USA (United States of America) 
M34 
Sneberger 
Jan 
CZE (Czech Republic) 
M35 
Ott 
Thomas 
DEU (Germany) 
M36 
Baldwin 
Ross 
USA (United States of America) 
M37 
Alvarez Manzo 
Rodrigo 
MEX (Mexico) 
M38 
Lorenz 
Nils 
DEU (Germany) 
M39 
Demuth 
Martin 
AUT (Austria) 
M40 
Comhair 
Dieter 
BEL (Belgium) 
M41 
Magnien 
Dylan 
FRA (France) 
M42 
Cometta 
Patrick 
CHE (Switzerland) 
M43 
Koolhaas 
Menno 
NLD (Netherlands) 
M44 
Noodt 
Mika 
DEU (Germany) 
M45 
Van Diemen 
Pim 
NLD (Netherlands) 
M46 
Hermann 
Robin 
CHE (Switzerland) 
M47 
Angert 
Florian 
DEU (Germany) 
M48 
Eshed 
Itamar 
ISR (Israel) 
M49 
Claes 
Jari 
CHE (Switzerland) 
M50 
Stoll 
Jannik 
DEU (Germany) 
M51 
Brann 
Kevin 
CHE (Switzerland) 
M52 
Thalmann 
Sven 
CHE (Switzerland) 
M53 
Hindle 
Jack 
GBR (United Kingdom) 
M54 
Schaufler 
Jannik 
DEU (Germany) 
M55 
Pauger 
Leon 
AUT (Austria) 
M56 
Wordley 
Sam 
GBR (United Kingdom) 
M57 
Huckschlag 
Nils 
DEU (Germany) 
M58 
Agnelli 
Valentino 
ARG (Argentina) 

For more information on the IRONMAN Pro Series visit here 
 
For more information about the 2024 IRONMAN 70.3 Zell am See-Kaprun triathlon, please visit ironman.com/im703-zell-am-see To learn more about the IRONMAN and IRONMAN 70.3 brands and series of events, please visit?www.ironman.com.
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