IRONMAN World Championship Kona 2025
Laura Siddall reflects on a race for the ages.
Kona breaks and strips down the very best, and at the same time, lets athletes rise
Laura Siddall looks back at the IRONMAN World Championship, describing it as a momentous event. The women's race was notable for being the third closest finish in the history of the race, with athletes pushing themselves to new limits.
- The race was unpredictable, with unexpected outcomes.
- The island, course, and conditions all contributed to the unique atmosphere of the World Championship.
Author's summary: Laura Siddall reflects on IRONMAN World Championship.
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