IRONMAN 70.3 Women’s World Championship full finishing order and times from Marbella

The full finishing order and times for all 45 athletes who crossed the line at the 70.3 Worlds on Saturday on the Costa del Sol
Lucy Charles Barclay Taylor Knibb Tanja Neubert 703 Worlds podium 2025
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A memorable turnaround from Kona heartbreak for the one-two of Lucy Charles-Barclay and Taylor Knibb only told part of the story of a dramatic IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship.

There were standout ‘rookie’ performances in third and fourth for Tanja Neubert and Georgia Taylor-Brown (GBR).

And LCB and GTB were joined in the top 10 but two other Brits in Jess Learmonth and Lizzie Rayner.

But there was a sudden DNF on the run for one of the pre-race favourites Kat Matthews due to a calf strain – though she did still have the consolation of a $200,000 first prize in the IRONMAN Pro Series.

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Bike sequence snapped

The fastest bike split had come from the winner in the previous 11 editions – but not this time as Knibb wasn’t able to add a fourth straight title despite being quickest on two wheels.

Quickest in both the swim and run was winner Charles-Barclay.

Lucy Charles Barclay Taylor Knibb Tanja Neubert 703 Worlds podium 2025
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No fewer than 45 women crossed the line after what was an epic setting for the race, with the bike course in particular – with nearly 2,000 metres of climbing – stringing the field out.

Check out all their times below.

Full finishing order and times – Pro Women

PositionAthleteSwimBikeRunOverall time
1Lucy Charles-Barclay (GBR)00:25:05*02:29:4101:17:14*04:14:54
2Taylor Knibb (USA)00:25:5202:28:36*01:20:2104:17:55
3Tanja Neubert (GER)00:27:1602:33:5101:18:1604:22:07
4Georgia Taylor-Brown (GBR)00:27:1202:36:2001:17:3004:23:47
5Marjolaine Pierré (FRA)00:28:3502:32:3601:20:0504:23:55
6Solveig Løvseth (NOR)00:27:2502:35:1201:19:2404:24:48
7Jess Learmonth (GBR)00:25:5302:32:3401:25:1704:26:20
8Lizzie Rayner (GBR)00:27:1902:38:5201:19:4604:28:42
9Hanne De Vet (BEL)00:27:1402:36:0101:24:1104:30:01
10Ellie Salthouse (AUS)00:27:1902:39:3901:20:2904:30:24
11Sif Bendix Madsen (DEN)00:27:1202:31:2501:30:1204:31:26
12Sara Svensk (SWE)00:30:2402:37:4801:20:2104:31:58
13Bianca Bogen (GER)00:27:1402:40:3401:21:3804:32:11
14Rebecca Anderbury (GBR)00:32:0702:35:5201:22:0404:33:11
15Katrine Græsbøll Christensen (DEN)00:29:5402:38:5601:21:4204:33:29
16Nicole Van Der Kaay (NZL)00:27:1002:42:4501:21:3804:34:08
17Grace Thek (AUS)00:28:4402:40:5201:22:1404:34:39
18Jeanne Collonge (FRA)00:29:1102:42:2101:20:1304:35:10
19Djenyfer Arnold (BRA)00:26:5902:45:0001:20:4904:35:26
20Milan Agnew (AUS)00:28:3302:43:0701:22:2804:37:00
21Charlene Clavel (FRA)00:28:4402:41:5001:23:3604:37:25
22Megan McDonald (AUS)00:28:4002:42:3301:24:3804:38:46
23Caroline Pohle (GER)00:27:1302:44:0301:24:5604:38:59
24Solenne Billouin (FRA)00:29:5602:42:2101:24:3004:39:19
25Sandra Huon (FRA)00:32:0502:44:2701:21:3004:40:56
26Danielle Lewis (USA)00:29:5702:41:5801:26:4904:41:27
27Lisa Becharas (USA)00:29:3802:43:3901:26:2004:42:23
28Maja Stage Nielsen (DEN)00:28:2502:44:1901:26:2804:42:25
29Regan Hollioake (AUS)00:28:3402:44:1501:27:0504:43:26
30Bridget Theunissen (RSA)00:29:0502:46:5901:26:5904:46:25
31Cecilia Pérez (MEX)00:28:3802:52:1701:23:0404:47:04
32Rachel Brown (GBR)00:31:5802:48:5801:23:2704:47:22
33Émilie Morier (FRA)00:28:5002:37:5201:38:1104:48:22
34Francisca Garrido (CHI)00:30:2202:51:5301:23:1004:48:32
35Nina Derron (SUI)00:30:0002:48:5701:27:1604:49:01
36Luisa Iogna Prat (ITA)00:27:1902:55:0601:24:5304:50:14
37Jess Smith (GBR)00:29:5202:51:3701:27:3904:52:51
38Adele Likin (ISR)00:31:5302:54:1401:24:1804:53:57
39Kristen Marchant (CAN)00:28:4802:52:2801:37:4705:02:45
40Caroline Kaplan (USA)00:29:3803:03:4601:28:1105:04:53
41Carolyn Olsen (NOR)00:34:2203:01:0801:25:3005:04:54
42Freya McKinley (GBR)00:28:4102:55:2501:39:5305:06:59
43Mariella Sawyer (RSA)00:34:2103:01:5701:30:3305:09:46
44Macarena Salazar (CHI)00:28:4203:04:4001:37:3505:14:15
45Hannah Sakaluk (AUS)00:28:3603:11:1001:31:4905:14:59
*Fastest split
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