70.3 Florianopolis Brazil Pro Start List

Friday 24 October 2025

Get ready for an unforgettable race! The sixth edition of the Itaú BBA IRONMAN 70.3 Florianópolis is set to be our most thrilling yet. For the very first time, the event proudly holds the title of IRONMAN 70.3 Latin American Championship, bringing together the top professional and amateur triathletes from across the continent to battle it out on one epic stage. 

And that’s not all — this year’s swim course debuts the “M” shaped layout, just like at IRONMAN Brazil, making the race even more dynamic and, of course, safer. The bike course follows the classic route along Rodovia José Carlos Daux (SC 401) and Avenida Beira-Mar, while the run winds through the lively streets of the Ingleses neighborhood, preserving the traditional flow you love. 

  • Female Pro:
  • 1 Pamella Oliveira BRA
  • 2 Brittany Higgins USA
  • 4 Pietra Meneghini BRA
  • 5 Vittoria Lopes BRA
  • 6 Laura Mathews USA
  • 7 Rachel Olson USA
  • 8 Raquel Rocha PRT
  • 9 Romina Biagioli ARG
  • 10 Romina Palacio Balena ARG
  • 11 Ciara Carvalho BRA
  • 12 Djenyfer Arnold BRA
  • 13 Fernanda Penkal BRA
  • 14 Luiza Pais BRA
  • Male Pro:
  • 20 Igor Amorelli BRA
  • 21 Luciano Taccone ARG
  • 22 Enzo Krauss BRA
  • 23 Reinaldo Colucci BRA
  • 24 Paulin Philippe FRA
  • 25 Matheus Diniz BRA
  • 26 Yago Alves BRA
  • 27 Fernando Toldi BRA
  • 28 Luis Ohde BRA
  • 29 Andre Lopes BRA
  • 30 Pedro Leal BRA
  • 31 Vicente Saraiva Junior BRA
  • 32 Alexandre Stocco BRA
  • 33 Danilo Pimentel BRA
  • 34 Danilo Melo BRA
  • 35 Nicolas Gilbert CAN
  • 36 Nicolas Saez CHL
  • 37 Alejandro Guzman Medina COL
  • 38 Federico Scarabino URY
  • 39 Joao Ferreira PRT
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