IRONMAN Vitoria-Gasteiz 2024 Results: Full finishing order and times as World Champion Laidlow DISQUALIFIED

Sam Laidlow, the reigning IRONMAN World Champion, was disqualified for failing to serve a drafting penalty at the IRONMAN Pro Series race in Vitoria-Gasteiz.
Antonio Benito Lopez wins IRONMAN Vitoria 2024
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Spaniard Antonio Benito Lopez took a memorable win in the Basque Country this weekend, as the 29-year-old took the tape in front of a home crowd at IRONMAN Vitoria-Gasteiz.

The race was full of drama, with the reigning IRONMAN World Champion, Sam Laidlow, disqualified towards the end of the bike leg after failing to serve a drafting penalty. The Frenchman continued to race under protest, but upon finishing his disqualification was upheld.

However IRONMAN later confirmed that the Frenchman had done enough to validate his slot for the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona in October.

On the run, as a number of battles unfolded, David McNamee ran through to finish in second, with Team Ineos Grenadier Cameron Wurf holding off Bradley Weiss to round out the podium in third.

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IRONMAN Vitoria-Gasteiz 2024 Full Results

Here is the full finishing order from the race for Pro Men on Sunday:

  • 1. Antonio Benito Lopez (ESP) – 7:36:38
  • 2. David McNamee (GBR) – 7:41:20
  • 3. Cameron Wurf (AUS) – 7:43:16
  • 4. Bradley Weiss (RSA) – 7:43:51
  • 5. Kristian Hogenhaug (DEN) – 7:44:36
  • 6. James Teagle (GBR) – 7:46:46
  • 7. Mathias Petersen (DEN) – 7:47:35
  • 8. Robert Kallin (SWE) – 7:49:05
  • 9. Stenn Goetstouwers (BEL) – 7:53:39
  • 10. Pamphiel Pareyn (BEL) – 8:00:02
  • 11. Dominik Sowieja (GER) – 8:03:35
  • 12. Erwan Jacobi (FRA) – 8:06:57
  • 13. Lukas Stahl (GER) – 8:07:53
  • 14. Paul Loiseaux (FRA) – 8:09:12
  • 15. Thomas Davies (GBR) – 8:09:52
  • 16. Finn Arentz (GBR) – 8:10:32
  • 17. Roger Manya (ESP) – 8:11:50
  • 18. Andreas Dreitz (GER) – 8:11:59
  • 19. Julen Diez Rodriguez (ESP) – 8:16:30
  • 20. Fernando Toldi (BRA) – 8:16:32
  • 21. Corentin Chouvelon (FRA) – 8:17:18
  • 22. Sven Wies (GER) – 8:21:40
  • 23. Paulin Philippe (FRA) – 8:23:48
  • 24. Garrick Loewen (CAN) – 8:29:05
  • 25. Ander Irigoyen Egia (ESP) – 8:30:14
  • 26. Liam Lloyd (GBR) – 8:32:09
  • 27. Albert Askengren (SWE) – 8:36:50
  • 28. Richard Varga (SVK) – 8:37:19
  • 29. Jan Sneberger (CZE) – 8:37:37
  • 30. Simon Huckestein (GER) – 8:42:18
  • 31. Matti Weitz (GER) – 8:50:40
  • 32. Gotzon Gondra Extebarria (ESP) – 8:56:18
  • 33. David Mendes Mercado (ESP) – 8:59:17
  • 34. Antony Costes (FRA) – 9:03:40
  • 35. Drake Deuel (USA) – 9:43:20
  • DSQ. Sam Laidlow (FRA)
  • DNF. Arthur Horseau (FRA)
  • DNF. Ruben Zepuntke (GER)
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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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