The eyes of the triathlon world may have been on Nice on Sunday, but a good portion were also thinking about the epic event that is IRONMAN WALES.
While Laura Philipp, Kat Matthews and co were doing battle on the French Riviera, thousands of Age Groupers were in action on the Pembrokeshire coast as Tenby rivalled Nice for sheer swim/bike/run enthusiasm.
The day began with athletes and fans assembling on the beach to sing the Welsh national anthem before the race started, and continued with epic performances all the way from the terrific athletes. Topped off with a dash of sporting royalty with the likes of former Wales rugby great and now triathlon lover Shane Williams (11:31:01 for 12th in the 45-49 category and 116th overall).
We’ve rounded up all the key results from Wales on Sunday, to give a rightful moment in the sun for all those podium finishers.
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IRONMAN Wales results 2024
Sunday September 22, 2024 – Tenby
Overall Female
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Anna Lawson
Great Britain
10:35:30
27
2
Rike Kubillus
Germany
10:46:44
39
3
Saskia Ricks
Great Britain
11:19:36
85
4
Heleen De Hooge
Netherlands
11:23:33
93
5
Katrin Reischmann
Germany
11:30:30
114
Overall Age Group Female champion Anna Lawson takes the tape at IRONMAN Wales 2024 (Photo – Getty Images for IRONMAN).
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Overall Male
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Pete Dyson
Great Britain
9:34:24
1
2
Daniel McParland
Great Britain
9:36:26
2
3
James Hall
Great Britain
9:42:22
3
Female 18-24
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Jennifer Mcguire
Great Britain
11:19:12
84
2
Bonnie Price
Great Britain
13:26:12
614
3
Amelia Tucker
Great Britain
13:27:27
621
Male 18-24
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Duncan Repton
Great Britain
10:46:02
38
2
Thomas Peck
Great Britain
11:10:15
66
3
Josh Bateman
Australia
11:17:47
79
Female 25-29
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Anna Lawson
Great Britain
10:35:30
27
2
Katrin Reischmann
Germany
11:30:30
114
3
Storm Graham
Great Britain
12:12:26
250
Male 25-29
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Jake Watson
Great Britain
9:51:17
4
2
Daniel Colman
Great Britain
9:57:06
7
3
Adam Fieldhouse
Great Britain
10:07:17
15
Female 30-34
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Rike Kubillus
Germany
10:46:44
39
2
Saskia Ricks
Great Britain
11:19:36
85
3
Alex O’toole
Great Britain
12:09:31
240
Male 30-34
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Kyle Blackmore
Great Britain
10:00:15
8
2
Alex Dickinson
Great Britain
10:02:32
10
3
Sebastian Davies
Great Britain
10:03:35
11
Female 35-39
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Laura Clements
Great Britain
11:33:34
124
2
Lucy Marland
Great Britain
12:10:47
244
3
Susan Sutherland
Great Britain
12:55:03
447
Male 35-39
Position
Athlete
Country
Time
Overall Rank
1
Pete Dyson
Great Britain
9:34:24
1
2
James Hall
Great Britain
9:42:22
3
3
Ryan James
Great Britain
9:52:31
5
Overall Age Group Male champion Pete Dyson takes the tape at IRONMAN Wales 2024 (Photo – Getty Images for IRONMAN).
Graham has been involved with TRI247 & RUN247 since the summer of 2021. Since then he has provided strategic direction for all news and is passionate about the growth of triathlon as a fan sport.
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