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2026 IRONMAN Lake Placid Results

July 19, 2026 Lake Placid, NY 140.6 Mile Triathlon
The 2026 IRONMAN Lake Placid archive begins with professional race results and discipline splits, including the men's and women's winners and comparison with 2025.
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What the field looked like

2 analyzed divisions

A concise read on field strength, competitive depth, notable performances and what the returning class could mean next year. Metrics are calculated from the archived results; the full tables and source PDFs remain below.

140.6 Mile Triathlon

Professional Men

Marten Van Riel · 7:41:57

Winning time7:41:57

Race metrics

Runner-up Matthew Marquardt — 7:46:11
Fastest bike Matthew Marquardt — 4:13:56
Fastest run Marten Van Riel — 2:34:49
Winning margin 4:14

Compared with 2025

Winning time491 sec faster
Marten Van Riel won the 2026 men's professional IRONMAN Lake Placid in 7:41:57, 8:11 faster than the 2025 winning time. Defending champion Matthew Marquardt finished second in 7:46:11 and posted the fastest bike split.
Data quality & methodology

Coverage: Published 2026 professional men's result and split data; age-group coverage is separate and still expanding.

Method: Professional results and discipline splits use the published PTO professional race dataset.

Comparison note: Triathlon year-to-year comparisons should account for weather, water conditions, course changes and professional field composition.

Analysis version: 1.0

140.6 Mile Triathlon

Professional Women

Paula Findlay · 8:47:43

Winning time8:47:43

Race metrics

Runner-up Marta Sánchez — 8:51:30
Fastest bike Paula Findlay — 4:50:26
Fastest run Tamara Jewett — 2:48:13
Winning margin 3:47

Compared with 2025

Winning time254 sec slower
Paula Findlay won the 2026 women's professional race in 8:47:43, with Marta Sánchez second in 8:51:30. Findlay produced the fastest bike split, while Tamara Jewett ran 2:48:13 for the fastest marathon split.
Data quality & methodology

Coverage: Published 2026 professional women's result and split data; age-group coverage is separate and still expanding.

Method: Professional results and discipline splits use the published PTO professional race dataset.

Comparison note: Triathlon year-to-year comparisons should account for weather, water conditions, course changes and professional field composition.

Analysis version: 1.0

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