This article consists of the ITU and Ironman Triathlon events for 2018.

2018 ITU World Triathlon Series

World triathlon championships

  • January 26 – 28: 2018 Cheile Gradistei ITU Winter Triathlon World Championships in  Romania
    • Elite winners: Russia Pavel Andreev (m) / Russia Yulia Surikova (f)
    • Junior winners: Russia Kirill Drozdov (m) / Russia Alexandra Levkovich (f)
    • U23 winners: Norway Eirik Bruland (m) / Russia Nadezhda Belkina (f)
    • 4x Mixed Relay winners:  Russia (Daria Rogozina, Pavel Yakimov, Yulia Surikova, & Pavel Andreev)
    • Junior 4x Mixed Relay winners:  Russia
  • July 6 – 14: 2018 ITU Multisport World Championships in Denmark Fyn
    • Duathlon
    • Elite winners: Denmark Andreas Schilling (m) / Austria Sandrina Illes (f)
    • Junior winners: United Kingdom Matthew Willis (m) / Italy Costanza Arpinelli (f)
    • U23 winners: Belgium Dely Arnaud (m) / France Lucie Picard (f)
    • Cross triathlon
    • Elite winners: Spain Rubén Ruzafa (m) / United Kingdom Lesley Paterson (f)
    • Junior winners: Canada Tate Haugan (m) / Czech Republic Pavlina Vargova (f)
    • U23 winners: Italy Marcello Ugazio (m) / Australia Penny Slater (f)
    • Aquathlon
    • Elite winners: Belgium Emmanuel Lejeune (m) / Iceland Edda Hannesdottir (f)
    • Junior winners: Denmark Valdemar Solok (m) / Denmark Augusta Grønberg Christensen (f)
    • U23 winners: Australia Nathan Breen (m) / Ukraine Sofiya Pryyma (f)
    • Long Distance
    • Elite winners: Spain Pablo Dapena Gonzalez (m) / Denmark Helle Frederiksen (f)
  • July 15: 2018 Hamburg ITU Triathlon Mixed Relay World Championships in  Germany
  • July 28: 2018 Edmonton ITU Triathlon Mixed Relay World Series in  Canada
  • August 31 – September 2: 2018 Kalmar FISU World University Triathlon Championship in  Sweden[1]
    • Elite winners: Germany Lars Pfeifer (m) / France Jeanne Lehair (f)
    • Mixed Relay winners:  France (Jeanne Lehair, Nathan Grayel, Mathilde Gautier, & Nathan Guerbeur)
  • September 1 & 2: 2018 Zofingen ITU Powerman Long Distance Duathlon World Championships in   Switzerland
    • Elite winners: France Gaël Le Bellec (m) / Switzerland Petra Eggenschwiler (f)

Regional triathlon championships

  • February 18: 2018 Bridgetown CAMTRI Sprint Triathlon American Cup and Central American and Caribbean Championship in  Barbados
    • Elite winners: Canada John Rasmussen (m) / United States Sophie Chase (f)
  • February 24: 2018 Havana CAMTRI Middle Distance Triathlon Iberoamerican Championships in  Cuba
    • Elite winners: Cuba Michel Gonzalez Castro (m) / Croatia Zeljka Milicic (f)
  • March 3 & 4: 2018 Playa Hermosa CAMTRI Triathlon Youth and Junior Central American and Caribbean Championships in  Costa Rica
    • Junior winners: Venezuela Sergio Quevedo Bermudez (m) / Costa Rica Vanessa Espinoza Umaña (f)
    • Youth winners: Guatemala Joshua Vincent Stewart Mendez (m) / Guatemala Yoana Griselda Tohom (f)
  • March 10 & 11: 2018 Sarasota-Bradenton CAMTRI Sprint Triathlon American Cup and North American Championships in the  United States
    • Elite winners: United States Eli Hemming (m) / United States Sophie Chase (f)
    • Junior winners: United States Andrew Shellenberger (m) / Mexico Cecilia Sayuri Ramirez Alavez (f)
    • U23 winners: United States Eli Hemming (m) / United States Erika Ackerlund (f)
  • March 10 & 11: 2018 Montevideo CAMTRI Sprint Triathlon American Cup and South American Championships in  Uruguay
    • Elite winners: Argentina Luciano Taccone (m) / Argentina Romina Biagioli (f)
    • Junior winners: Brazil Miguel Hidalgo (m) / Brazil Gabrielle Lemes (f)
    • U23 winners: Chile Diego Moya (m) / Argentina Maria Inti Guzman (f)
    • Youth winners: Uruguay Bruno Perillo (m) / Uruguay Julieta la Cruz (f)
    • 4 x Junior Mixed Relay winners:  Chile (Marcela Alvarez Saez, Cristobal Baeza, Daniela Moya, & Roberto Porras)
  • March 30: 2018 Sharm El Sheikh ATU Sprint Triathlon African Cup and Pan Arab Triathlon Championships in  Egypt
    • Elite winners: Hungary Bence Bicsák (m) / Ukraine Yuliya Yelistratova (f)
    • Junior winners: State of Palestine Omar Abushabab (m) / Jordan Mariam Shaban (f)
    • Youth winners: Egypt Siefeldin Ismail (m) / Egypt Maram Elshafie (f)
    • U23 winners: Hungary Bence Bicsák (m) / Hungary Noémi Sárszegi (f)
  • April 28: 2018 Pokhara NTT ASTC Triathlon South Asian Championships in    Nepal
    • Elite winners: India Minachandra Singh (m) / Spain Isora Sosa (f)
  • June 17: 2018 Subic Bay ASTC Triathlon Southeast Championships in  Philippines
    • Elite winners: Philippines John Chicano (m) / Philippines Kim Kilgroe (f)
  • July 7: 2018 Cholpon-Ata ASTC Sprint Triathlon Asian Cup and Central Asian Championships in  Kyrgyzstan
  • August 3 & 4: 2018 Kupiškis ETU Triathlon Baltic Championships in  Lithuania
    • Elite winners: Belarus Mikita Bely (m) / Belarus Hanna Maksimava (f)
  • August 18: 2018 Sokcho ASTC Sprint Triathlon Asian Cup and East Asian Championships in  South Korea
  • September 1: 2018 Fredericia ETU Triathlon Nordic Championships in  Denmark
  • September 15 & 16: 2018 Ohrid ETU Triathlon Balkan Championships in  Macedonia
    • Elite winners: Serbia Ognjen Stojanović (m) / Serbia Vida Medic (f)
    • Junior winners: Croatia Luka Grgorinic (m) / Slovenia Tjasa Vrtacic (f)
  • October 26 & 27: 2018 Aqaba ASTC Sprint Triathlon Asian Cup and West Asian Championships in  Jordan
    • Elite winners: Canada Michael Lori (m) / Hungary Zsanett Bragmayer (f)
  • November 11: 2018 Santo Domingo CAMTRI Sprint Triathlon American Cup and Iberoamerican Championships in  Dominican Republic
  • November 23: 2018 Luxor ATU Duathlon African Championships and Pan Arab Duathlon Championships in  Egypt
    • Elite winners: Bahrain Moussa Karich (m) / Egypt Basmla Elsalamoney (f)
    • Junior winners: Tunisia Mohamed Aziz Sebai (m) / Tunisia Syrine Fattoum (f)
    • U23 winners: Egypt Mohanad Elshafei (m) / Egypt Basmla Elsalamoney (f; default)
    • Youth winners: Tunisia Yassine Bradai (m) / Egypt Haidy Taymour (f)
  • December 1: 2018 OTU Triathlon Pacific Islands Championships in  Samoa
    • Elite winners: French Polynesia Benjamin Zorgnotti (m) / French Polynesia Leilanie Guerry-Wong Foo (f)

2018 ITU Triathlon World Cup

European Triathlon Union (ETU)

  • February 17: 2018 Piano Vetore–Etna ETU Winter Triathlon European Championships in  Italy
    • Elite winners: Russia Pavel Andreev (m) / Russia Yulia Surikova (f)
    • Junior winners: Italy Alberto Rabellino (m; default) / Russia Polina Tarakanova (f; default)
    • U23 winners: Italy Alessandro Saravalle (m) / Russia Nadezhda Belkina (f)
  • May 6: 2018 Vejle ETU Powerman Middle Distance Duathlon European Championships in  Denmark
    • Elite winners: Denmark Søren Bystrup (m) / Austria Sandrina Illes (f)
  • July 19 – 22: 2018 Tartu ETU Triathlon European Championships in  Estonia
    • Elite winners: Slovakia Richard Varga (m) / United Kingdom Sophie Coldwell (f)
    • Junior winners: Norway Vetle Bergsvik Thorn (m) / France Pauline Landron (f)
  • August 9 – 11: 2018 Glasgow ETU Triathlon European Championships in  Great Britain
  • August 30 – September 2: 2018 Loutraki ETU Triathlon Youth European Championships Festival in  Greece
    • Youth winners: United Kingdom Connor Bentley (m) / United Kingdom Libby Coleman (f)
    • Mixed Youth Relay winners:  Great Britain (Libby Coleman, Fynn Batkin, Freya Thomson, & Connor Bentley)
  • September 23: 2018 Madrid ETU Challenge Long Distance Triathlon European Championships in  Spain
    • Elite winners: Belgium Timothy Van Houtem (m) / United Kingdom Laura Siddall (f)
  • October 6: 2018 Lisbon ETU Triathlon Mixed Relay Clubs European Championships in  Portugal
    • Mixed Relay winners:  France (Leonie Periault, Anthony Pujades, Cassandre Beaugrand, & Aurelien Raphael)
    • Junior Mixed Relay winners:  France (Marine Vetillard & Axel Hamon)
  • October 19 – 21: 2018 Eilat ETU Triathlon U23 European Championships in  Israel
    • U23 winners: Switzerland Max Studer (m) / Switzerland Julie Derron (f)
  • October 20 – 28: 2018 Ibiza ETU Multisport European Championships in  Spain
    • Duathlon
      • Elite winners: France Yohan le Berre (m) / France Sandra Levenez (f)
      • Junior winners: Spain Romaric Forques (m) / Belgium Laura Swannet (f)
      • U23 winners: Belgium Arnaud Dely (m) / Spain Irene Loizate Sarrionandia (f)
    • Middle Distance Triathlon
      • Elite winners: Italy Giulio Molinari (m) / Belgium Alexandra Tondeur (f)
    • Cross Duathlon
      • Elite winners: Belgium Tim van Hemel (m) / Slovakia Kristina Lapinova (f)
      • Men's Junior winner: Spain Nicolas Puertas Fernandez
      • U23 winners: Russia Evgenii Evgrafov (m) / Russia Daria Rogozina (f)
    • Cross Triathlon
      • Elite winners: Belgium Tim van Hemel (m) / United Kingdom Nicole Walters (f)
      • Junior winners: Spain Nicolas Puertas Fernandez (m) / Italy Marta Menditto (f)
      • U23 winners: Italy Marcello Ugazio (m) / Ukraine Sofiya Pryyma (f)
    • Aquathlon
      • Elite winners: Ukraine Sergiy Kurochkin (m) / Italy Bianca Seregni (f)
      • Junior winners: Croatia Luka Grgorinic (m) / Italy Bianca Seregni (f)
      • U23 winners: United Kingdom Samuel Dickinson (m) / Romania Antoanela Manac (f)

Confederación Americana de Triathlon (CAMTRI)

  • March 10: 2018 Sarasota-Bradenton CAMTRI Paratriathlon American Championships in the  United States
    • Note: There was no PTS3 events here.
    • PTWC winners: Brazil Fernando Aranha (m) / United States Ahalya Lettenberger (f)
    • PTS2 winners: United States Mark Barr (m) / United States Hailey Danz (f)
    • PTS4 winners: United States Jamie Brown (m) / United States Andrea Walton (f; default)
    • PTS5 winners: United States Chris Hammer (m) / United States Grace Norman (f)
    • PTVI winners: United States Aaron Scheidies (m) / Canada Jessica Tuomela (f)
  • June 23 & 24: 2018 Brasília CAMTRI Triathlon American Championships in  Brazil
    • Elite winners: Brazil Manoel Messias (m) / Brazil Luisa Baptista (f)
    • U23 winners: Brazil Manoel Messias (m) / Mexico Vanesa de la Torre (f)
  • August 19: 2018 Santiago CAMTRI Duathlon American Championships in  Chile
    • Elite winners: Chile Diego Moya (m) / Chile Marcela Alvarez Saez (f)
  • October 14: 2018 Sarasota-Bradenton CAMTRI Triathlon Mixed Relay American Championships in the  United States

Oceania Triathlon Union (OTU)

  • January 14: 2018 St. Kilda OTU Paratriathlon Oceania Championships in  Australia
    • Note: There was no women's PTS2 & PTS3 events here.
    • PTWC winners: Australia Alex Welsh (m) / Australia Sara Tait (f)
    • Men's PTS2 winner: Australia Brant Garvey
    • Men's PTS3 winner: Australia Justin Godfrey (default)
    • PTS4 winners: Australia Clint Pickin (m) / Australia Sally Pilbeam (f)
    • PTS5 winners: Australia Joshua Kassulke (m) / New Zealand Sharon Dagg (f)
    • PTVI winners: Australia Gerrard Gosens (m) / New Zealand Shannon Cleave (f; default)
  • February 4: 2018 Glenelg OTU Triathlon Mixed Relay Oceania Championships in  Australia
    • 4x Mixed Relay winners:  New Zealand (Nicole Van Der Kaay, Ryan Sissons, Andrea Hewitt, & Tayler Reid)
  • February 17: 2018 Devonport OTU Sprint Triathlon Oceania Cup and OTU Sprint Triathlon Oceania Championships in  Australia
    • Elite winners: Australia Brandon Copeland (m) / Australia Emma Jeffcoat (f)
    • U23 winners: Australia Brandon Copeland (m) / Australia Annabel White (f)
  • March 25: 2018 New Plymouth OTU Triathlon Oceania YOG Qualifier and Junior Oceania Championships in  New Zealand
    • Junior winners: Australia Lorcan Redmond (m) / Canada Desirae Ridenour (f)
    • Youth winners: New Zealand Dylan McCullough (m) / Australia Charlotte Derbyshire (f)
  • April 8: 2018 St. Kilda OTU Triathlon Oceania Cup and OTU Triathlon Oceania Championships in  Australia
    • Elite winners: New Zealand Sam Ward (m) / Australia Natalie Van Coevorden (f)
    • U23 winners: Australia Callum McClusky (m) / New Zealand Elise Salt (f)

Asian Triathlon Confederation (ASTC)

  • March 3 & 4: 2018 Putrajaya ASTC Powerman Middle Distance Duathlon Asian Championships in  Malaysia
    • Elite winners: Netherlands Thomas Bruins (m) / Hungary Annamária Eberhardt-Halász (f)
  • May 6: 2018 Hong Kong ASTC Triathlon Junior Asian Championships in  Hong Kong
    • Junior winners: Hong Kong Oscar Coggins (m) / Japan Nanami Nakayama (f)
  • May 12 & 13: 2018 Gunsan ASTC Long Distance Triathlon Asian Championships in  South Korea
    • Elite winners: Belarus Aliaksandr Vasilevich (m) / Belarus Hanna Maksimava (f)
  • June 24: 2018 Gamagōri ASTC Triathlon U23 Asian Championships in  Japan
    • U23 winners: Japan Takumi Hojo (m) / Japan Niina Kishimoto (f)
  • August 10: 2018 Mt Mayon (Legazpi) ASTC Paratriathlon Asian Championships in the  Philippines
    • Note: There were no PTS3, Women's PTS4, & Women's PTS5 events here.
    • PTWC winners: Japan Jumpei Kimura (m) / Japan Wakako Tsuchida (f; default)
    • PTS2 winners: Japan Kenshiro Nakayama (m) / Japan Yukako Hata (f; default)
    • Men's PTS4 winner: China WANG Jiachao
    • Men's PTS5 winner: Japan Tetsuki Kaji
    • PTVI winners: Hong Kong CHU Kin Wa (m) / Japan Atsuko Maruo (f)
  • October 20: 2018 Hong Kong ASTC Aquathlon Asian Championships in  Hong Kong
    • Elite winners: Hong Kong KOK Yu Hang (m) / Macau HOI Long (f)
    • Junior winners: Kazakhstan Daryn Konysbayev (m) / Hong Kong LO Ho Yan (f)
    • U23 winners: Hong Kong KOK Yu Hang (m) / Chinese Taipei CHANG Chi-Wen (f; default)

African Triathlon Union (ATU)

  • April 21 & 22: 2018 Rabat ATU Triathlon African Championships and YOG Qualifier in  Morocco
    • Elite winners: Morocco Badr Siwane (m) / South Africa Gillian Sanders (f)
    • Junior winners: South Africa Jamie Riddle (m) / South Africa Amber Schlebusch (f)
    • U23 winners: Mauritius Gregory Ernest (m) / South Africa Shanae Williams (f)
    • Men's Youth winner: Zimbabwe Steffens Luke

2018 ITU World Paratriathlon Series

  • May 12 & 13: WPS #1 in Japan Yokohama
    • PTWC winners: Netherlands Jetze Plat (m) / Japan Wakako Tsuchida (f)
    • PTS2 winners: United States Mark Barr (m) / United States Allysa Seely (f)
    • PTS3 winners: Australia Justin Godfrey (m) / France Elise Marc (f; default)
    • PTS4 winners: France Alexis Hanquinquant (m) / Japan Mami Tani (f)
    • PTS5 winners: United Kingdom George Peasgood (m) / United Kingdom Lauren Steadman (f)
    • PTVI winners: United Kingdom Dave Ellis (m) / Spain Susana Rodriguez (f)
  • June 30: WPS #2 in Italy Iseo-Franciacorta
    • PTWC winners: Netherlands Jetze Plat (m) / Australia Lauren Parker (f)
    • PTS2 winners: United States Mark Barr (m) / United States Allysa Seely (f)
    • PTS3 winners: Spain Daniel Molina (m) / France Elise Marc (f; default)
    • PTS4 winners: Russia Mikhail Kolmakov (m) / Russia Anna Plotnikova (f)
    • PTS5 winners: United Kingdom George Peasgood (m) / United Kingdom Lauren Steadman (f)
    • PTVI winners: United Kingdom Dave Ellis (m) / United Kingdom Alison Patrick (f)
  • July 27 – 29: WPS #3 (final) in Canada Edmonton
    • Note: There were no PTS3 events here.
    • PTWC winners: France Alexandre Paviza (m) / Japan Wakako Tsuchida (f)
    • PTS2 winners: United States Mark Barr (m) / United States Allysa Seely (f)
    • PTS4 winners: Austria Oliver Dreier (m) / Republic of Ireland Cassie Cava (f; default)
    • PTS5 winners: Canada Stefan Daniel (m) / United States Grace Norman (f)
    • PTVI winners: Australia Jonathan Goerlach (m) / United States Elizabeth Baker (f)

2018 ITU Paratriathlon World Cup

  • February 17: PWC #1 in Australia Devonport, Tasmania
    • Note: There was no women's PTS3 and PTS5 events here.
    • PTWC winners: Australia Bill Chaffey (m) / Australia Emily Tapp (f)
    • PTS2 winners: Australia Brant Garvey (m) / Japan Yukako Hata (f, default)
    • Men's PTS3 winner: Australia Justin Godfrey (default)
    • PTS4 winners: Russia Mikhail Kolmakov (m) / Australia Sally Pilbeam (f)
    • Men's PTS5 winner: Australia Joshua Kassulke
    • PTVI winners: Australia Jonathan Goerlach (m) / Australia Katie Kelly (f; default)
  • April 14 & 15: PWC #2 in United States New Orleans
    • Event cancelled, due to potential event-standard fears.[2]
  • May 5 & 6: PWC #3 in Spain Águilas
    • Note: There was no women's PTS3 event here.
    • PTWC winners: France Ahmed Andaloussi (m) / Spain Eva María Moral Pedrero (f)
    • PTS2 winners: Netherlands Maurits Morsink (m) / Spain Rakel Mateo Uriarte (f; default)
    • Men's PTS3 winner: Spain Daniel Molina
    • PTS4 winners: Spain Alejandro Sánchez Palomero (m) / Russia Evgeniya Koroleva (f; default)
    • PTS5 winners: Spain Jairo Ruiz Lopez (m) / Ukraine Alisa Kolpakchy (f)
    • PTVI winners: Spain Héctor Catalá Laparra (m) / Spain Susana Rodriguez (f)
  • May 28: PWC #4 in United Kingdom Eton Dorney
    • PTWC winners: United Kingdom Joseph Townsend (m) / United Kingdom Jade Jones (f)
    • PTS2 winners: United Kingdom Andrew Lewis (m) / United States Melissa Stockwell (f)
    • PTS3 winners: United Kingdom Ryan Taylor (m) / Germany Nora Hansel (f; default)
    • PTS4 winners: United Kingdom Steven Crowley (m) / United Kingdom Hannah Moore (f; default)
    • PTS5 winners: Germany Martin Schulz (m) / United Kingdom Lauren Steadman (f)
    • PTVI winners: United Kingdom Dave Ellis (m) / United Kingdom Alison Patrick (f)
  • June 16 & 17: PWC #5 in France Besançon
    • PTWC winners: France Ahmed Andaloussi (m) / Australia Lauren Parker (f)
    • PTS2 winners: Russia Vasily Egorov (m) / Netherlands Saskia van den Ouden (f; default)
    • PTS3 winners: Germany Max Gelhaar (m) / France Elise Marc (f; default)
    • PTS4 winners: Austria Oliver Dreier (m) / Russia Anna Plotnikova (f; default)
    • PTS5 winners: Germany Martin Schulz (m) / France Gwladys Lemoussu (f)
    • PTVI winners: Serbia Lazar Filipovic (m) / France Annouck Curzillat (f)
  • July 14: PWC #6 in Canada Magog, Quebec
    • Note: There was no PTS3 and no women's PTS4 events here.
    • PTWC winners:   Antonio Daniel Muller (m) / United States Kendall Gretsch (f)
    • PTS2 winners: Australia Brant Garvey (m) / Canada Lyne-Marie Bilodeau (f; default)
    • Men's PTS4 winner: China WANG Jiachao
    • PTS5 winners: Mexico José Abraham Estrada Sierra (m) / Canada Kamylle Frenette (f; default)
    • PTVI winners: Canada Jon Dunkerley (m) / Canada Jessica Tuomela (f; default)
  • August 18: PWC #7 in Switzerland Lausanne
    • PTWC winners: France Ahmed Andaloussi (m) / France Mona Francis (f; default)
    • PTS2 winners: United Kingdom Andrew Lewis (m) / Finland Liisa Lilja (f; default)
    • PTS3 winners: South Africa Charl Parkin (m; default) / France Elise Marc (f; default)
    • PTS4 winners: France Alexis Hanquinquant (m) / Japan Mami Tani (f)
    • PTS5 winners: United Kingdom George Peasgood (m) / France Emilie Gral (f)
    • PTVI winners: France Arnaud Grandjean (m) / Australia Katie Kelly (f)
  • October 14: PWC #8 in United States Sarasota-Bradenton
    • Note: There was no women's PTS2, PTS3, and women's PTS5 events here.
    • PTWC winners: Australia Nic Beveridge (m) / Brazil Jessica Ferreira (f)
    • Men's PTS2 winner: United States Adam Popp
    • PTS4 winners: Republic of Ireland Andrew Nicholson (m) / United States Kelly Elmlinger (f)
    • Men's PTS5 winner: Mexico Juan Carlos Cano Espinoza
    • PTVI winners: Japan Yuichi Takahashi (m) / United States Elizabeth Baker (f)
  • October 27 & 28: PWC #9 (final) in Portugal Funchal
    • Note: There was no women's PTS3 event here.
    • PTWC winners: United Kingdom Mark Conway (m) / Germany Christiane Reppe (f)
    • PTS2 winners: United Kingdom Stuart Meikle (m) / Finland Liisa Lilja (f)
    • Men's PTS3 winner: Portugal José Mendonça (default)
    • PTS4 winners: China WANG Jiachao (m) / United Kingdom Megan Richter (f; default)
    • PTS5 winners: Germany Martin Schulz (m) / Ukraine Alisa Kolpakchy (f)
    • PTVI winners: Ukraine Anatolii Varfolomieiev (m) / United States Amy Dixon (f)

World Triathlon Corporation

Main Ironman Championships
Main Ironman 70.3 Championships

References

  1. 2018 FISU World University Triathlon Championship Website
  2. 1 2 New Orleans removed from ITU World Cup circuit over event-standard fears
  3. Coldwell wins ITU Triathlon World Cup before hailstorm forces men's race to be cancelled
  4. ITU World Cup in President's home city Madrid cancelled due to water quality fears
  5. Ironman's 2018 Ironman African Championship Page
  6. Ironman's 2018 Ironman North American Championship Texas Page
  7. "Ironman's 2018 Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship Page". Archived from the original on 2019-02-25. Retrieved 2018-06-01.
  8. "Ironman's 2018 Ironman European Championship Page". Archived from the original on 2015-08-27. Retrieved 2018-06-01.
  9. "Ironman's 2018 Ironman World Championship Page". Archived from the original on 2016-05-18. Retrieved 2018-06-01.
  10. "2018 Ironman South American Championship Page". Archived from the original on 2019-08-01. Retrieved 2019-08-01.
  11. Ironman's 2018 Ironman 70.3 European Championship Page
  12. Ironman's 2018 Ironman 70.3 World Championship for Women Page
  13. Ironman's 2018 Ironman 70.3 World Championship for Men Page
  14. Ironman's 2018 Ironman 70.3 South American Championship Page
  15. Ironman's 2018 Ironman 70.3 Asia-Pacific Championship Page
  16. Ironman's 2018 Ironman 70.3 Middle East Championship Page
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