Every race weekend of next year’s IRONMAN Pro Series will include both men’s and women’s races as part of a new-look calendar that boasts seven new and returning venues while once again carrying an end-of-year bonus prize pool of $1.7m.
The M-dot brand has revealed a 2027 roster that will feature six full-distance events and ten 70.3 triathlons, stretching across Europe, Oceania and North America, while also including a race in the Middle East.
Points and prize money will remain the same as the Pro Series enters its fourth season.
Lanzarote added to schedule for first time
The new venues include IRONMAN Lanzarote, which is being added to the Pro Series calendar for the first time, while races in France, Germany, Oman, Spain, Sweden and Canada have also been added to the 70.3 list.
And every single event on the calendar will include races for both male and female professional athletes, with Frankfurt hosting both sexes for the first time since 2022.

IRONMAN CEO Scott DeRue said: “As we prepare to enter the 2027 Experience Oman IRONMAN Pro Series, we are incredibly proud of the engagement and excitement the series has generated over its first three years.
“The IRONMAN Pro Series has consistently brought together the best professional triathletes in the world, delivering hard-fought racing in iconic locations with incredible fan engagement and community support. We are particularly excited to welcome seven new races to the series in 2027 for another unforgettable year of racing.”
Early start with new race in Middle East
The series begins with the first of the new Pro Series venues, IRONMAN 70.3 Muscat, which will host the Middle East Championship in February, before IRONMAN New Zealand and 70.3 Geelong take place in March.
April sees the first trip to North America for 70.3 Oceanside and the IRONMAN Texas North American Championship, with the 70.3 Valencia race in Spain positioned between the two.

The month of May sees the iconic IRONMAN Lanzarote triathlon make its Pro Series debut before the series returns to North America for the 70.3 Pennsylvania Happy Valley.
Racing splits across Europe and North America during the mid-season, with the 70.3 Tours Métropole – Loire Valley, 70.3 Mont-Tremblant, Canada, and the IRONMAN Frankfurt European Championship triathlons being the ninth, tenth and 11th events of the 2027 series.
All events to host both men’s and women’s races
Following Frankfurt, the series remains in Europe with the 70.3 Jönköping triathlon before returning to North America for the historic IRONMAN Lake Placid event, with the 70.3 Leipzig race the final event before the athletes enter championship season.
As previously announced, the 70.3 World Championships will be held in Chattanooga next year, while there will be six weeks between that race and the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona on October 9.
As with this year, all Pro Series races will be broadcast live and for free around the world on the brand’s YouTube channel.

2027 IRONMAN Pro Series schedule
Race dates with Pro Series points available shown in brackets
Feb 6: IM 70.3 Muscat – Oman (2,500)
Mar 6: IM New Zealand – Taupō, New Zealand (5,000)
Mar 21: IM 70.3 Geelong – Australia (2,500)
Apr 3: IM 70.3 Oceanside – USA (2,500)
Apr 18: IM 70.3 Valencia – Spain (2,500)
Apr 24: IM Texas – The Woodlands, USA (5,000)
May 15: IM Lanzarote – Spain (5,000)
May 23: IM 70.3 Pennsylvania – USA (2,500)
Jun 6: IM 70.3 Tours Métropole – France (2,500)
Jun 20: IM 70.3 Mont-Tremblant – Canada (2,500)
Jun 27: IM Frankfurt – Germany (5,000)
Jul 11: IM 70.3 Jönköping – Sweden (2,500)
Jul 25: IM Lake Placid – USA (5,000)
Aug 8: IM 70.3 Leipzig – Germany (2,500)
Aug 28-29: IM 70.3 World Championship – Chattanooga, USA (3,000)
Oct 9: IM World Championship – Kailua-Kona, USA (6,000)
2027 IRONMAN Pro Series prize pool
Based on end-of-year standings, with equal prize money for men’s and women’s events.
1st: $200,000
2nd: $130,000
3rd: $85,000
4th: $70,000
5th: $50,000
6th: $40,000
7th: $30,000
8th: $20,000
9th: $15,000
10th: $10,000
TOTAL for top ten: $650,000 each for men’s and women’s events = $1,300,000
11-15: equal payments of $8,000
16-20: equal payments of $6,000
21-30: equal payments of $5,500
31-40: equal payments of $4,500
41-50: equal payments of $3,000
TOTAL 11-50: $200,000 each for men’s and women’s events = $400,000
Grand Total Bonus Pool: $1,700,000

















