IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside: Full men’s start list and bib numbers as stacked field kicks off Pro Series

The full men's start list for the iconic IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside, including bib numbers, as the best in the world lineup for the first stop of the IRONMAN Pro Series.
Patrick Lange at the 2023 IRONMAN World Championships
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This was the start list for IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside 2024 – you can click here for a full report on how Lionel Sanders claimed a famous victory in California on Saturday.

Looking at the start list for the 2024 men’s field at IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside, the quality will undoubtedly ensure the first race of the IRONMAN Pro Series lives up to expectations.

Featuring Olympians, former IRONMAN World Champions and many more world class athletes, the race for the win will likely come down to the wire in California.

Headed by Jackson Laundry and two-time Kona winner Patrick Lange, the full start list for the men’s race can be found below.

Additionally, we’ve included the start times and streaming information so you can stay up-to-date with all the action this weekend.

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IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside Start List – Pro Men

The start list – as it stands – is as follows for Saturday’s race:

BIBFIRSTLASTCOUNTRY
1JacksonLaundryCAN
2PatrickLangeGER
3LionelSandersCAN
4JoeSkipperGBR
5BradenCurrieNZL
6SamLongUSA
7JelleGeensBEL
8TrevorFoleyUSA
9MarcDubrickUSA
10ChrisLeifermanUSA
11TomasRodriguez HernandezMEX
12MattHansonUSA
13FlorianAngertDEU
14JasonPohlCAN
15MaximilianSperlDEU
16NicholasQuenetZAF
17MatthewSharpeCAN
18MartinUlloaCHL
19SamuelHuerzelerCHE
20AndreLopesBRA
21DylanGillespieUSA
22MattiaCeccarelliITA
23JustinRieleUSA
24JanStepinskiUSA
25MartyAndrieUSA
26NicholasChaseUSA
27StrahinjaTrakicSRB
28LiamLloydGBR
29RobbyWebsterUSA
30DevinVolkUSA
31SvenWiesDEU
32AndyKruegerUSA
33Jose LuisCordova PerezMEX
34NicolasSaezCHL
35MatthewSchaferUSA
36NicholasScottCAN
38EricLagerstromUSA
39YegorMartynenkoUKR
40ToddSuttorUSA
41BrandenScheelUSA
42BenjaminZorgnottiPYF
43EvanPriceUSA
44SimonShiUSA
45MagnusMannerDEU
46MichaelArishitaUSA
47NickCosmanCAN
48YuHsiaoTWN
49AntoineFrancoeurCAN
50RinelPiusEST
51LeventeLukacsHUN
52KevinBishopUSA
53BenjaminFordUSA
54KyleWarrickUSA
55AndrewTrouardUSA
56FedericoScarabinoURY
57JoshuaMondaUSA
58ReadZieglerUSA
59RobertSwanUSA
60LewisElliotUSA
61MattiWeitzDEU
62MaxKohllUSA
63ZachAldrichUSA
64JacobBurgenerUSA
65ConnorCallahanUSA
66AndreaCloarecFRA
67TaylorDays-MerrillUSA
68LewisDonovanGBR
69BrianFoltsUSA
70MatthewGuenterUSA
71DavidGuenthardtUSA
72ThomasInigoUSA
73SorenJensenUSA
74JonathanMcKinleyUSA
76DenisPyryevUSA
78JohnThelwellGBR
79ConnorWeaverUSA
80TylerWoodwardUSA
81ChristopherHammerUSA

What time does the race start and how can I watch live?

In Oceanside, the race will be held on Saturday April 6. The gun goes off at 06:40 local time. This corresponds to 15:40 CET, 14:40 in the UK and 09:40 ET.

Patrick Lange at the 2023 IRONMAN World Championships
[Photo Credit – Donald Miralle for IRONMAN]

The race will be broadcast live, with the event the first race this year to be broadcast on the dedicated IRONMAN Pro Series app. You will be able to watch for free on race day.

Written by
Tomos Land
Tomos Land is a triathlon & running journalist whose expertise lies in the professional world of short course & long distance triathlon, though he also boasts an extensive knowledge of ultra-running.

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