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IRONMAN 70.3 Boise results 2025: Findlay and Appleton the Idaho stars

Paula Findlay bossed the bike leg to take the women's title while it was almost wire-to-wire in the men's event for Sam Appleton
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The City of Trees provided a picturesque backdrop for the return of the IRONMAN 70.3 Boise triathlon in Idaho as Sam Appleton (AUS) took the men’s win while Paula Findlay (CAN) topped the podium for the women’s race.

Here’s how it played out…

Men’s race – Three-way battle

The race kicked off in the pristine waters of Lucky Peak Reservoir, with a 1.2-mile swim starting and finishing in Barclay Bay.

And it was a three-way battle up front – Appleton just out of the water first ahead of Justin Riele (USA) and Sam Osborne (AUS).

Remarkably it was just as tight on the bike – Appleton again marginally in front of Riele, with Jackson Laundry now the close-up third and more than five minutes back to the rest.

But it was on the run where Appleton settled things, his 1:13 half marathon more than three minutes quicker than Laundry and four better than Riele.

Women’s race – Findlay puts power down

In the women’s race it was the bike leg which proved decisive.

Findlay had been around 40 seconds back after the swim but then showed why she’s a multiple Canadian time trial champion as she surged to the front on the 56-mile bike course.

That put her in charge starting the run and she finished almost exactly five minutes ahead of Danielle Lewis (USA), with Jodie Stimpson (GBR) a further four minutes back in third.

Paula Findlay wins IRONMAN Boise 2025
Paula Findlay celebrates the win [Photo credit: Orlando Ramirez | Getty Images for IRONMAN]

IRONMAN 70.3 Boise 2025 results

Saturday July 26, 2025 – 1.9km / 90km / 21.1km

PRO Men

SWIMBIKERUNFINISH
1. Sam AppletonAUS00:26:1501:57:0601:13:4403:40:32
2. Jackson LaundryCAN00:28:1301:55:1001:16:5503:43:42
3. Justin RieleUSA00:26:1401:57:1301:18:0003:44:59
4. Matthew SharpeCAN00:26:1202:02:2101:14:0803:46:09
5. Jason PohlCAN 00:29:3301:58:4501:13:3903:46:27

PRO Women

SWIMBIKERUNFINISH
1. Paula FindlayCAN00:29:1502:07:3501:21:0304:01:50
2. Danielle LewisUSA00:32:1902:09:5101:20:2604:06:49
3. Jodie StimpsonGBR00:28:3502:13:3201:24:2804:10:32
4. Grace AlexanderUSA00:28:3602:13:3901:27:3804:13:48
5. Erika AckerlundUSA 00:28:3702:17:2201:25:0704:14:43
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