The Why
Uncompromised beauty and history await athletes in Puerto Rico. San Juan has a rich history that offers tourists a multitude of attractions. Explore the El Yunque Rainforest, Old San Juan, or El Morro Fortress, a designated National Historic Site, while planning your IRONMAN 70.3 race-cation.
The Experience
Spectators and athletes alike are treated to amazing views on this course, whether from San Beach, Dos Hermanos Bridge or the Caribe Hilton's San Geronimo grounds. Start your day with a 1.2-mile swim in the protected waters of Condado Lagoon, followed by a 56-mile bike over the northern part of the island to Dorado and on to challenging cross-winds near the Atlantic Ocean. The two-loop, 13.1-mile run course winds through the northern part of the islet with picturesque views of the Atlantic Ocean and Spanish architecture.
The Who
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An average IRONMAN athlete has a Type-A personality and is highly driven and motivated
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Male 70% vs. Female 30% (but steadily growing)
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Ages 18-80, most athletes fall between the ages of 25-60
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Mean Household Income (in USD) - $161,000
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Highly educated with 86% holding college degrees
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IRONMAN athletes are typically active, opinion leaders in their community
Richard Kalasky
“Amazing race. Headed back for year number 3.”
Christine Coppola
“My favorite, and a must do race! Amazing course, lots to do in the Island, great people, great food – enough said!”
Pablo Nangles
“I loved the organization, people and the environment. It feels so good that I definitely have to come back.”
