The final women’s-only Ironman World Championship will take place on October 11 before the race returns to a one-day format with both men and women in Kona in 2026. Don’t miss a moment of the broadcast as 60 of the fastest women in the world face off for not just the world title, but also crucial points in the Ironman Pro Series. Check the start list and watch for Trirating.com expert Thorsten Radde’s full contender analysis coming soon.
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OutsideTV will livestream the women’s Ironman World Championship for free on October 11, starting at 10:30 a.m. ET/7:30 a.m. PT. Outside+ members can view the on-demand replay at any time.
Coverage starts with the athletes preparing for the race and will continue through the top pro finishers and post-race podium ceremony. In total, you can watch more than 10 hours of Kona coverage, so plan your snacks or follow along from the trainer.
If you want to tune in at the start of the event, plan to begin the livestream by 6:25 a.m. HST/12:25 p.m. ET to watch the professional athletes enter the water. The rest of the field will start shortly thereafter.
If you know someone racing, you can track them using the Ironman Tracker app, available for download from Google Play and the iTunes App Store. You’ll see updated times and locations as your athlete passes through checkpoints.
The Triathlete team is live in Kona, offering you an insider’s view from athletes, their families, coaches, and support teams. Feel like you’re there by following along on our social channels:
Don’t miss pre- and post-race interviews, news, up-close looks at the slickest bikes, photo galleries, and more. Follow along on our comprehensive Ironman World Championship page.
