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IRONMAN Kona 2024 results: Full finishing order and times including Blummenfelt, Laidlow, Lionel Sanders and more on a BRUTAL day in Hawaii

All the detail on every single finisher from an absolutely brutal race in Hawaii on Saturday.
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The 2024 IRONMAN World Championship in Kona provided an epic triathlon showdown, a race for the ages.

On Saturday October 26, we got a swim/bike/run classic, with “dudes frothing, epic risk-taking and epic blow-ups“, just as six-time Hawaii king Mark Allen had predicted.

The resulting “testosterone fest” saw the course record being smashed as Patrick Lange came from nine minutes down starting the run to claim a third victory in Kona.

While Lange was peerless at the front of the race, there were notable blow-ups for some of the other big pre-race favourites, notably defending champion Sam Laidlow and Norwegian superstar Kristian Blummenfelt. It was the most brutal of days on the Big Island.

We have the detail on every single pro man to finish the course on Saturday – and their times

IRONMAN Kona 2024 full finishing order

The finishing order in Kona on Saturday looked like this:

  • 1. Patrick Lange (GER) – 7:35:53 (47:09 / 4:06:22 / 2:37:34)
  • 2. Magnus Ditlev (DEN) – 7:43:39 (48:18 / 4:02:15 / 2:46:10)
  • 3. Rudy von Berg (USA) – 7:46:00 (47:18 / 4:05:49 / 2:48:11)
  • 4. Leon Chevalier (FRA) – 7:46:54 (50:43 / 4:01:38 / 2:49:56)
  • 5. Menno Koolhaas (NED) – 7:47:22 (47:02 / 4:05:02 / 2:50:02)
  • 6. Gregory Barnaby (ITA) – 7:48:22 (47:12 / 4:06:08 / 2:50:33)
  • 7. Cameron Wurf (AUS) – 7:51:26 (52:25 / 4:03:59 / 2:50:11)
  • 8. Kieran Lindars (GBR) – 7:51:55 (47:12 / 4:08:28 / 2:51:49)
  • 9. Kristian Høgenhaug (DEN) – 7:53:37 (48:24 / 4:03:32 / 2:57:09)
  • 10. Matt Hanson (USA) – 7:54:50 (50:37 / 4:14:11 / 2:45:25)
  • 11. Bradley Weiss (RSA) – 7:55:37 (48:28 / 4:06:38 / 2:54:49)
  • 12. Mathias Petersen (DEN) – 7:56:50 (48:54 / 4:10:35 / 2:52:40)
  • 13. David McNamee (GBR) – 7:57:48 (47:28 / 4:18:10 / 2:47:09)
  • 14. Kacper Stepniak (POL) – 7:58:08 (47:20 / 4:06:01 / 2:59:38)
  • 15. Matthew Marquardt (USA) – 7:58:43 (47:18 / 4:04:55 / 3:01:43)
  • 16. Jonas Hoffman (GER) – 7:59:31 (50:39 / 4:18:30 / 2:45:46)
  • 17. Mike Phillips (NZL) – 8:01:11 (50:38 / 4:10:30 / 2:54:35)
  • 18. Sam Laidlow (FRA) – -8:02:01 (47:06 / 3:57:22 / 3:12:49)
  • 19. Paul Schuster (GER) – 8:02:06 (47:17 / 4:14:22 / 2:55:56)
  • 20. Antonio Benito Lopez (ESP) – 8:03:06 (47:08 / 4:06:32 / 3:04:33)
  • 21. Nick Thompson (AUS) – 8:05:04 (47:26 / 4:05:28 / 3:06:01)
  • 22. Tristan Olij (NED) – 8:06:41 (52:15 / 4:08:33 / 3:00:25)
  • 23. Robert Kallin (SWE) – 8:07:25 (48:22 / 4:01:44 / 3:12:13)
  • 24. Sam Appleton (AUS) – 8:08:05 (47:16 / 4:10:54 / 3:05:06)
  • 25. Ben Hamilton (NZL) – 8:09:35 (50:44 / 4:13:08 / 3:00:15)
  • 26. Stenn Goetstouwers (BEL) – 8:11:01 (50:36 / 4:15:44 / 2:59:23)
  • 27. Dylan Magnien (FRA) – 8:11:57 (48:24 / 4:28:11 / 2:49:49)
  • 28. Braden Currie (NZL) – 8:12:33 (47:22 / 4:25:51 / 2:54:25)
  • 29. Finn Grosse-Freese (GER) – 8:14:48 (47:16 / 4:10:20 / 3:12:40)
  • 30. Michael Weiss (AUT) – 8:16:08 (55:08 / 4:11:20 / 3:04:17)
  • 31. Ben Kanute (USA) – 8:19:08 (47:15 / 4:08:29 / 3:18:29)
  • 32. Lionel Sanders (CAN) – 8:22:06 (52:21 / 4:08:55 / 3:16:05)
  • 33. Rasmus Svenningsson (SWE) – 8:27:08 (52:29 / 4:33:18 / 2:54:59)
  • 34. Daniel Baekkegard (DEN) – 8:28:24 (47:23 / 4:19:45 / 3:15:45)
  • 35. Kristian Blummenfelt (NOR) – 8:29:58 (47:21 / 4:05:47 / 3:32:04)
  • 36. Tomasz Szala (POL) – 8:41:23 (50:42 / 4:22:27 / 3:23:07)
  • 37. Jason Pohl (CAN) – 8:46:59 (52:23 / 4:17:38 / 3:31:45)
  • 38. Jackson Laundry (CAN) -8:48:26 (50:48 / 4:12:03 / 3:40:32)
  • 39. Andre Lopes (BRA) – 8:55:38 (50:35 / 4:42:28 / 3:17:10)
  • 40. Thor Bendix Madsen (DEN) – 9:12:53 (50:41 / 4:08:09 / 4:08:52)
  • 41. Igor Amorelli (BRA) – 9:21:50 (48:15 / 4:39;50 / 3:47:37)
  • 42. Steven McKenna (AUS) – 9:35:13 (47:29 / 4:15:37 / 4:27:14)
Sam Laidlow IRONMAN 2024 World Championship Kona Finish
Sam Laidlow at the finish of the 2024 IRONMAN World Championship in Kona (Photo – Mark Allen).

Records fall on an epic day

As well as some epic performances, we got epic times to match with two Kona records falling.

Lange’s 7:35:53 smashed the course record set by Gustav Iden in 2022 by almost five minutes, while Laidlow’s blistering 3:57:22 bike split was more than seven minutes faster than the mark he himself had set in 2022.

Patrick Lange IRONMAN 2024 World Championship Kona Finish
Patrick Lange smashed the course record in winning a third Kona title (Photo – Mark Allen).
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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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