Gallery: The inaugural IRONMAN Tallinn

Full distance M-Dot racing added Estonia to its list of countries in 2018 with the debut of IRONMAN Tallinn. We've got some great images from the inaugural edition, which highlight what a great destination Estonia is for triathlon
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The first edition of IRONMAN Tallinn took place recently in the beautiful Estonian city. With Estonia also having hosted the ETU Sprint Distance European Championships in Tartu and the IRONMAN 70.3 Otepää, the country is fast becoming a popular triathlon destination.

We have a photo gallery from the event and more details looking ahead to next year. Something to consider for 2019, perhaps?


IRONMAN Tallinn next year will take place on 3rd August 2019. Check out the RACE WEBSITE for course details and more.

Registration opens soon, so save the date as Tallinn looks like a great destination to experience an IRONMAN event. From the UK there are plenty of affordable flights so it could be a fun weekend away!

2018 stats:

  • 1075 individual and 56 relay team finishers
  • 52 countries represented
  • 40 slots to IRONMAN Hawaii awarded to athletes from Estonia, Finland, Russia, Poland, Japan, Great Britain and more
  • 1200 volunteers
  • In total there were more than 2000 participants at IRONMAN Tallinn including athletes competing in the Pom’bel IRONKIDS races, Seve Ehitus Charity Run and Telia 4:18:4 short distance triathlon.

2018 Live Stream Replay

Want to see – in detail – the race? How about 17 HOURS of coverage?! (You can of course fast forward!).

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IRONMAN Tallinn
IRONMAN Tallinn, Estonia – 4th August 2018
3.8km / 180km / 42.2km

PRO MEN

1st – Philip Koutny (SUI) – 8:01:18
2nd – Marc Deulsen (GER) – 8:06:16
3rd – Marko Albert (EST) – 8:07:11
4th – Gergo Badar (HUN) – 8:10:02
5th – Markus Thomschke (GER) – 8:10:29

Written by
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