IRONMAN World Championship – women’s qualifiers in full

IRONMAN Kalmar was the last opportunity to book a Kona place - so here's the final women's list for the IRONMAN World Championship
Laura Philipp Solveig Lovseth IRONMAN Hamburg 2025
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IRONMAN Kalmar on 15 August saw the final three women’s places for the IRONMAN World Championship decided for Kona in October.

The slots were taken by German trio Jenny Jendryschik, Leonie Konczalla and Antonia Milowsky, who came fourth, fifth and seventh respectively as their compatriot Laura Philipp dominated the Swedish race to underline why she is one of the big favourites for a second world title.

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How qualifying played out

Slots are available via all IRONMAN pro races in the qualifying period – and some former world champions qualify automatically so long as they validate.

The rules state champions before 2024 were granted a five-year exemption and needed only to enter and complete a qualifying race to claim their slots – think Lucy Charles-Barclay from 2023 for example, though she won IRONMAN Lanzarote in May in any case.

But due to a subsequent rule change those who won in 2024 onwards are granted just a one-year exemption, so fine for reigning champ Solveig Løvseth but not so Laura Philipp (2024) who had to book her place at IRONMAN Hamburg (and is racing Kalmar anyway).

Laura Philipp Solveig Lovseth IRONMAN Hamburg 2025
Laura Philipp and Solveig Lovseth [Photo credit: IRONMAN]

One former champion who left it late to validate was Chelsea Sodaro at Lake Placid recently and that race also featured an eyecatching full-distance debut from Paula Findlay who could be a threat to all in Kona.

Who missed out?

In terms of high profile athletes not there – with all due respect, there aren’t many.

Britain’s Holly Lawrence is the one that stands out – injury having left her on the sidelines for now and she’ll instead try and qualify for Kona 2027 via races like IRONMAN Florida or Western Australia at the backend of this campaign.

And one athlete who is not there by choice who you could have seen being a factor is Alanis Siffert, the sensational winner of Challenge Roth who will leave Kona for the future.

Jocelyn McCauley (pregnancy), who has been in the top 10 of this event before, is another to swerve it this year.

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IRONMAN World Championship 2026 women’s qualifiers

AthleteNationalityQualification route*Race qualified
Alice AlbertsUSAQSIRONMAN Arizona
Rebecca AnderburyGBRQSIRONMAN Lanzarote
Hannah BerryNZLQSIRONMAN New Zealand
Romina BiagioliARGQSIRONMAN Brazil
Daniela BleymehlGERQSIRONMAN South Africa
Lucy Charles-BarclayGBRFC5IRONMAN Lanzarote
Katrine ChristensenDENQSIRONMAN South Africa
Kate CurranGBRQSIRONMAN Western Australia
Elisabetta CurridoriITAQSIRONMAN Arizona
Daisy DaviesGBRQSIRONMAN South Africa
Julie DerronSUIQSIRONMAN Switzerland
Nina DerronSUIQSIRONMAN Lanzarote
Danielle FauteuxCANQSIRONMAN Chattanooga
Paula FindlayCANQSIRONMAN Lake Placid
Arlette GonzalezMEXQSIRONMAN Cozumel
Henrike GüberGERQSIRONMAN South Africa
Jackie HeringUSAQSIRONMAN Texas
Lara Hernandez-TomeUSAQSIRONMAN Lake Placid
Franziska HofmannGERQSIRONMAN Wales
Regan HollioakeAUSQSIRONMAN New Zealand
Rhianne HughesGBRQSIRONMAN Lake Placid
Julie IemmoloFRAQSIRONMAN Brazil
Jenny JendryschikGERQSIRONMAN Kalmar
Tamara JewettCANQSIRONMAN New Zealand
Kaidi KiviojaESTQSIRONMAN Hamburg
Taylor KnibbUSAQSIRONMAN Texas
Leonie KonczallaGERQSIRONMAN Kalmar
Marta LagownikPOLQSIRONMAN Cozumel
Fenella LangridgeGBRQSIRONMAN Hamburg
India LeeGBRQSIRONMAN Hamburg
Danielle LewisUSAQSIRONMAN Cozumel
Solveig LøvsethNORRCIRONMAN WC Automatic Qualifier
Gabrielle LumkesUSAQSIRONMAN Texas
Kat MatthewsGBRQSIRONMAN New Zealand
Charlotte McShaneAUSQSIRONMAN Western Australia
Antonia MilowskyGERQSIRONMAN Kalmar
Pâmella Nascimento De OliveiraBRAQSIRONMAN Brazil
Anna PabingerAUTQSIRONMAN Chattanooga
Nikita PaskiewiezFRAQSIRONMAN Lanzarote
Lisa PertererAUTQSIRONMAN Hamburg
Laura PhilippGERQSIRONMAN Hamburg
Anne-Sophie PierreFRAQSIRONMAN Western Australia
Marjolaine PierréFRAQSIRONMAN Hamburg
Marta SanchezESPQSIRONMAN Texas
Imogen SimmondsSUIQSIRONMAN Switzerland
Samantha SkoldUSAQSIRONMAN Lake Placid
Penny SlaterAUSQSIRONMAN Cairns
Chelsea SodaroUSAFC5IRONMAN Lake Placid
Sara SvenskSWEQSIRONMAN Cozumel
Grace ThekAUSQSIRONMAN Texas
Jana UderstadtGERQSIRONMAN Texas
Skye WallaceAUSQSIRONMAN Cairns
Rosie WildGBRQSIRONMAN Wales
Lotte WilmsNEDQSIRONMAN Western Australia
Rachel ZilinskasUSAQSIRONMAN Arizona
*QS = via qualifying race, FC5 = Former champion with five-year-exemption, RC = Reigning champion

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