IRONMAN Florida
Panama City Beach, Florida, United States
flat coastal and forest roads, one lap
Open Race Intelligence →Full IRONMAN · 140.6
A 3.8 km swim, 180 km bike and 42.2 km run. Compare full IRONMAN courses, then open your race to plan the effort you can sustain all the way to the finish.
41 races currently covered
Start with the bike terrain and conditions. A course that suits your riding helps you reach the marathon with something left. Use the race briefing to identify where you need to hold back, eat and drink.
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Panama City Beach, Florida, United States
flat coastal and forest roads, one lap
Open Race Intelligence →Langkawi, Malaysia
hilly, two loops through villages
Open Race Intelligence →Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico
flat, three laps around the island
Open Race Intelligence →Valdivia, Chile
fast, flat, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Muscat, Oman
rolling coastal, one loop out to Barka
Open Race Intelligence →Busselton, WA, Australia
flat, fast, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Taupo, New Zealand
rolling, two laps with a dam descent
Open Race Intelligence →Penghu, Taiwan
rolling, wind-exposed, crossing the Penghu Great Bridge
Open Race Intelligence →The Woodlands, Texas, United States
flat exposed highway, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Da Nang, Vietnam
flat, coastal and riverside, two loops with a bridge crossing
Open Race Intelligence →Puerto del Carmen, Spain
exposed volcanic roads, single loop
Open Race Intelligence →Hamburg, Germany
urban and countryside, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Klagenfurt, Austria
hilly roads with steep climbs and descents
Open Race Intelligence →Florianopolis, Brazil
flat, wind-exposed, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Cairns, QLD, Australia
rolling, undulating, point to point with a two-loop northern section
Open Race Intelligence →Davao City, Philippines
mostly flat, three counter-clockwise loops
Open Race Intelligence →Les Sables d'Olonne, France
rolling, demanding countryside with several restarts
Open Race Intelligence →Frankfurt, Germany
rolling, mixed flat and hilly
Open Race Intelligence →Thun, Switzerland
hilly Alpine roads
Open Race Intelligence →Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
fast, gently graded circuit
Open Race Intelligence →Lake Placid, New York, United States
mountain climbs and descents, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Tallinn, Estonia
fast countryside roads, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
rolling closed roads, city and outskirts
Open Race Intelligence →Leeds, United Kingdom
hilly Yorkshire countryside
Open Race Intelligence →Great Falls, MT, United States
rolling roads (route not yet published)
Open Race Intelligence →Kalmar, Sweden
flat, exposed island and mainland roads, one loop
Open Race Intelligence →Vichy, France
rolling countryside with one major climb
Open Race Intelligence →Copenhagen, Denmark
rolling coastal and forest roads, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Knokke-Heist, Belgium
route not yet published
Open Race Intelligence →Nice, France
high-altitude Alpes-Maritimes climbing
Open Race Intelligence →Cambridge, Maryland, United States
flat rural wetlands, two laps
Open Race Intelligence →Cervia, Italy
mostly flat countryside, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Tenby, Pembrokeshire, United Kingdom
rolling coastal countryside, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
rolling highway, three loops
Open Race Intelligence →Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, United States
exposed lava fields, out and back
Open Race Intelligence →Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia
rolling countryside and coastline, two-part loop structure
Open Race Intelligence →Cascais, Portugal
coastal and hill country, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Tours, France
flat riverside countryside
Open Race Intelligence →Calella, Spain
flat-rolling coastal, two loops
Open Race Intelligence →Gurye, South Korea
riverside bike, gradient disputed
Open Race Intelligence →Sacramento, California, United States
flat farmland, two loops
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