Trevor Foley broke the course record at IRONMAN Lake Placid to take his first full distance win and punch his ticket to the IRONMAN World Championship on the Big Island of Hawaii in October.
On his way to victory, he reeled in Matthew Marquardt on the run and posted a phenomenal 2:36:31 marathon on his way to taking the victory.
In third place, Lionel Sanders successfully completed his first IRONMAN in over 18 months, and qualified to join Foley and Marquardt in Kona later this year.
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IRONMAN Lake Placid 2024 Full Results
Here is the full finishing order from the race for Pro Men on Sunday:
- 1. Trevor Foley (USA) – 7:55:23
- 2. Matthew Marquardt (USA) – 7:57:14
- 3. Lionel Sanders (CAN) – 8:05:39
- 4. Arnaud Guilloux (FRA) – 8:07:46
- 5. Chris Leiferman (USA) – 8:10:50
- 6. Matt Hanson (USA) – 8:13:32
- 7. Jackson Laundry (CAN) – 8:16:07
- 8. Thor Bendix Madsen (DEN) – 8:17:58
- 9. Bart Aernouts (BEL) – 8:20:55
- 10. Colin Szuch (USA) – 8:21:25
- 11. Josh Amberger (AUS) – 8:29:56
- 12. Antoine Jolicoeur Desroches (CAN) – 8:31:36
- 13. Justin Riele (USA) – 8:36:49
- 14. John Killeen (USA) – 8:40:26
- 15. Dylan Gillespie (USA) – 8:41:05
- 16. Connor Weaver (USA) – 8:42:16
- 17. Markus Thomschke (GER) – 8:44:45
- 18. Adam Feigh (USA) – 8:47:49
- 19. Jan Stepinski (USA) – 8:48:22
- 20. Hugo Ruiz (COL) – 8:51:03
- 21. Vicenc Castella Serra (ESP) – 8:51:55
- 22. Connor Ford (USA) – 8:52:58
- 23. John Thelwell (GBR) – 8:56:13
- 24. Hunter Lussi (USA) – 8:57:11
- 25. Robby Webster (USA) – 9:00:16
- 26. Jason Pohl (CAN) – 9:00:40
- 27. Jake Bamforth (USA) – 9:06:18
- 28. Jameson Plewes (CAN) – 9:10:23
- 29. Alexander Berggren (SWE) – 9:15:14
- 30. Evan Price (USA) – 9:18:25
- 31. Yang Pan (USA) – 9:20:13
- 32. Ben Stern (USA) – 9:25:17
- 33. Jon Fecik (USA) – 9:29:15
- 34. Robert Swan (USA) – 9:30:05
- 35. Nick Cosman (CAN) – 9:36:14
- 36. Jacob Osswald (USA) – 9:37:52
- 37. Flavio Morandini (ARG) – 10:01:06
- 38. Alex Lulka (USA) – 10:04:12
- 39. Yorlliry Moreno (VEN) – 11:03:53
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