IRONMAN 70.3 Men’s Worlds finishing order: Find out where Iden, Luis and others ranked

The full finishing order and times for all 57 athletes who crossed the line at the 70.3 Worlds on Sunday on the Costa del Sol
Geens Blummenfelt Stornes podium 70.3 World Championship 2025 Marbella
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It wasn’t quite the Norwegian clean sweep of Nice – they had to settle for second and third this time – but they again played a full part in a race for the ages.

Kristian Blummenfelt upgraded his third place from the IRONMAN World Championship to second in the 70.3 World Championship in Marbella as he just lost out after an epic duel and then sprint finish with Jelle Geens.

The brilliant Belgian was defending his title and has now had to see off two of the sports greats – it was Hayden Wilde last year – to stand on the top step of the podium.

Casper Stornes, the winner in Nice, wasn’t far back in third but how did the rest of the results sheet pan out?

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Bike break shapes race

The bike course – nearly 2,000 metres of climbing – always looked like being decisive and so it proved.

A huge front park was gradually whittled down to nine by T2 – and eight of those filled the first eight positions.

The exception was Mathis Margirier (FRA) after a 1:17:33 half marathon, the slowest of the top 30, saw him tumble down to 15th.

Gustav Iden was part of that Norwegian one-two-three on the Cote d’Azur but he’d played down his own expectations here and proved spot on as he crossed the line in 36th out of 57 finishers (from 58 starters).

But a whole host of short course stars excelled on their 70.3 Worlds debut and you can check out the full results and their splits below.

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Geens Blummenfelt Stornes podium 70.3 World Championship 2025 Marbella
[Photo credit: Getty Images for IRONMAN]

Full finishing order and times – Pro Men

PositionAthleteSwimBikeRunOverall time
1Jelle Geens (BEL)00:23:1902:09:3801:07:35*03:42:52
2Kristian Blummenfelt (NOR)00:23:3702:09:1201:07:5403:42:55
3Casper Stornes (NOR)00:22:5702:09:5201:08:2803:43:52
4Jonas Schomburg (GER)00:22:5402:10:0301:09:1703:44:37
5Rico Bogen (GER)00:23:5302:08:54*01:11:3003:46:29
6Magnus Ditlev (DEN)00:23:2202:09:2301:11:1003:46:50
7Jamie Riddle (RSA)00:22:5502:09:4201:13:3803:48:42
8Simon Westermann (SUI)00:22:5402:10:0001:13:1803:48:50
9Vincent Luis (FRA)00:22:5402:15:0201:09:4703:50:07
10Miguel Hidalgo (BRA)00:23:2402:14:1501:10:2003:50:27
11Panagiotis Bitados (GRE)00:22:5602:13:3801:12:1803:51:20
12Gregor Payet (LUX)00:22:5402:15:0601:11:1903:51:39
13Leonard Arnold (GER)00:23:4902:14:0301:11:2703:51:49
14Seth Rider (USA)00:22:5502:14:5301:12:2403:52:38
15Mathis Margirier (FRA)00:23:3402:09:0901:17:3303:52:52
16Nick Thompson (AUS)00:23:4302:14:0601:12:4503:53:13
17Michele Bortolamedi (ITA)00:22:5302:15:1201:13:2503:53:55
18Sebastian Wernersen (NOR)00:22:4902:15:1401:14:5103:55:08
19Robert Kallin (SWE)00:24:2002:13:1501:15:1303:55:42
20Rudy Von Berg (USA)00:23:3802:15:2801:14:1903:55:58
21Kristian Høgenhaug (DEN)00:23:3802:15:1401:14:2403:56:26
22Simon Viain (FRA)00:23:3502:16:5301:13:5503:56:43
23Antony Costes (FRA)00:23:3902:16:5101:14:0903:57:03
24Kevin McDowell (USA)00:22:5702:15:2901:16:2203:57:06
25Lasse Nygaard Priester (GER)00:23:0902:22:0601:09:2403:57:10
26Ben Kanute (USA)00:23:1802:19:0301:12:4203:57:14
27Alessio Crociani (ITA)00:22:21*02:15:2401:17:2303:57:38
28Fabian Kraft (GER)00:23:0402:22:2601:10:1603:58:21
29Kacper Stepniak (POL)00:23:2102:19:3801:13:1603:58:32
30Gabriel Sandör (SWE)00:23:4002:21:3401:11:0903:58:59
31Jason West (USA)00:23:2902:22:1001:11:0903:59:08
32Mathias Lyngsø Petersen (DEN)00:23:4102:21:1301:11:3003:59:14
33Emil Holm (DEN)00:23:1502:19:1501:14:3403:59:26
34Louis Woodgate (GBR)00:23:2602:17:0101:16:4203:59:28
35Bart Aernouts (BEL)00:27:2302:17:3401:12:1404:00:06
36Gustav Iden (NOR)00:24:4802:20:1701:12:4204:00:18
37Cameron Main (GBR)00:22:5002:20:1401:14:5904:00:22
38Jake Birtwhistle (AUS)00:23:4002:21:2901:12:5004:00:29
39Tayler Reid (NZL)00:23:0102:17:2401:17:3204:00:34
40Nick Emde (GER)00:23:3002:14:1901:20:2404:00:48
41Henrik Goesch (FIN)00:23:3702:21:2701:13:1204:00:57
42Dieter Comhair (BEL)00:24:5002:20:1501:13:2304:01:06
43Martin Demuth (AUT)00:22:5502:20:0501:15:5404:01:36
44Jackson Laundry (CAN)00:26:5502:16:4601:16:1104:02:29
45Dylan Magnien (FRA)00:24:2402:23:1601:12:4404:03:03
46Anders Toft Nielsen (DEN)00:29:2502:19:5801:11:4204:03:49
47Matt Hanson (USA)00:24:2602:24:1701:12:2304:03:58
48Martín Baeza (CHI)00:23:3602:21:4001:16:5204:04:31
49Jarrod Osborne (AUS)00:25:1802:23:1001:14:0304:05:05
50Andrew Horsfall-Turner (GBR)00:23:1802:21:4101:17:4404:05:25
51Wilhelm Hirsch (GER)00:23:2302:25:1401:16:5904:08:05
52Matthew Collins (GBR)00:24:5302:22:4701:19:1004:09:40
53Matthew Ralphs (GBR)00:25:1002:23:3301:19:0404:10:36
54Andreas Dreitz (GER)00:26:5902:25:5101:15:0604:11:18
55John Killeen (IRL)00:31:0302:23:1001:15:3004:12:13
56Valdemar Solok (DEN)00:22:5802:22:0801:24:5604:12:33
57Rostyslav Pevtsov (AZE)00:23:3402:29:1301:22:5204:18:35
*Fastest split
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