IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast Pro Start List

Friday 11 September 2026

Athletes from home and abroad are preparing to hit the course at a sold-out IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast this Sunday 13 September.

 This weekend’s event will see more than 2,000 athletes take on the 1.9km swim starting and finishing on Mooloolaba Beach, a 90km ride taking in the Sunshine Motorway and a 21.1km run finishing on the Mooloolaba Esplanade.

 Leanna Ali, Regional Director for The IRONMAN Group Asia-Pacific, said that the team was excited to welcome athletes back to the ever-popular Sunshine Coast event, with this year’s edition a sell-out.

 “IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast is a popular event for athletes from home and abroad and we look forward to having a sold-out field of athletes on course this Sunday,” said Ali. “The Sunshine Coast is the perfect setting for an event like this and we’re thrilled to be bringing athletes back to the region for the 13th running of IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast.

 “We’re also set to welcome some of the top professional athletes in the region back to the Sunshine Coast with a strong women’s and men’s field which is sure to feature exciting racing,” she said. “Saturday will also feature an IRONKIDS event meaning that there are plenty of opportunities for the whole family to be involved in IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast.”

 Member for Maroochydore Fiona Simpson MP said the sold-out event was another win for the Sunshine Coast and the Crisafulli Government's plan to cement Queensland as the events capital of Australia.

 "The Sunshine Coast continues to cement its reputation as one of Australia's premier destinations for major events, attracting competitors and visitors from around the country while showcasing our region to a national audience," Ms Simpson said. "This year's event is expected to inject $8 million into the local economy, delivering a significant boost for accommodation providers, cafes, restaurants, retailers and tourism operators across the Sunshine Coast.

 "The Crisafulli Government is focused on securing more world-class events to support local jobs, create opportunities for businesses and help cement Queensland as the events capital of Australia."

 Sunshine Coast Mayor Rosanna Natoli said IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast continued to showcase the region as one of Australia's premier destinations for endurance sport.

 "The Sunshine Coast provides an exceptional backdrop for IRONMAN 70.3, with athletes able to experience our stunning coastline, active lifestyle and welcoming community, while taking on one of the sport's ultimate challenges," Mayor Natoli said.

 "We're proud to welcome athletes, supporters and visitors from across Australia and around the world as they come together for this iconic endurance event.

 "IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast is an important part of our Major Events Strategy, helping drive visitation, support local businesses and strengthen our reputation as a leading destination for sport and events.

 "Events like this deliver lasting benefits for our region, while creating unforgettable experiences for competitors and spectators alike. They also provide our residents with the opportunity to witness world-class sporting achievements right here on the Sunshine Coast."

 IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast is supported by the Queensland Government through Tourism and Events Queensland.

 The Sunshine Coast Council supports IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast through its Major Events Sponsorship Program.

 For more information on IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast visit https://www.ironman.com/im703-sunshine-coast

Women's Professional Field

Bib

First Name

Last Name

Country Represented

F1

Hannah

Berry

New Zealand

F2

Rebecca

Clarke

New Zealand

F3

Penny

Slater

Australia

F4

Charlotte

McShane

Australia

F5

Sophie

Malowiecki

Australia

F6

Jasmine

Brown

Australia

F7

Demi

Birch

Australia

F8

Danielle

Donaldson

New Zealand

F9

Emily

Watts

Australia

F10

Laura

Gillard

Australia

F11

Emily

Donker

Australia

F12

Angharad

Llewellyn

New Zealand

 

Men's Professional Field

Bib

First Name

Last Name

Country Represented

M1

Trent

Thorpe

New Zealand

M2

Caleb

Noble

Australia

M3

Ben

Hamilton

New Zealand

M5

Lachlan

Haycock

New Zealand

M6

Mitch

Kibby

Australia

M7

Nicholas

Free

Australia

M8

Hamish

Longmuir

Australia

M9

Roland

Crantock

Australia

M10

Thomas

Page

Australia

M11

Scott

Harpham

New Zealand

M12

Xander

Marsh

New Zealand

M14

Nathan

Dortmann

Australia

M15

Cyrill

Knechtle

Switzerland

M16

Andrew

Nash

United Kingdom

M17

Aaron

Kiss

Singapore

M18

Tristan

Price

Australia

M19

Brett

Clifford

New Zealand

M20

Charlie

Stern

Australia

M21

Monty

Dixon

Australia

M22

Reece

Harris

Australia

M23

Louis

Nicolaou

Australia

M24

Mitchell

Westhuizen

South Africa

M25

Jacob

Lipari

Australia

M26

Kyle

Tremayne

Australia

M27

Jacob

Mckie

Australia

M28

John Samuel

Fothergill

Australia

M29

Guy

Crawford

New Zealand

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