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Watch the 2024 IRONMAN World Championship Live: Full Coverage from Kona
Join us and watch the 2024 Ironman World Championship Live from Kona, Hawaii.
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Looking to catch every moment of the 2024 IRONMAN World Championship? You can watch the live coverage from the Big Island, featuring real-time race updates, and expert analysis.
Live Race Coverage
Race Day Schedule (All times HST)
- 4:30 AM: Coverage begins with body marking
- 6:25 AM: Professional men's start
- 7:13 AM: Expected first athlete out of water
- 11:24 AM: Leaders expected into T2
- 2:00 PM: Estimated finish time for winner
Key Stories to Follow
- Sam Laidlow's bid to add Kona to his Nice crown
- Magnus Ditlev's quest for Denmark's first title
- Kristian Blummenfelt's revenge mission
- The battle for the $125,000 first-place prize
Race Predictions
Check out our detailed analysis of the contenders and expert podium picks before the race begins.
Breaking Down the Big Show: Who Will Rule the Lava Fields in Kona 2024?
After fine-tuning his swim and learning from his 2022 penalty, Magnus Ditlev’s otherworldly bike power and improved run will overpower a stacked field on the Big Island.

Related Coverage
- Complete Start List Analysis
- Course Preview and Records
- Race Week Recap
- Pro Press Conference Highlights
Don't miss a single moment of what promises to be the most competitive IRONMAN World Championship in history. Bookmark this page and join us for comprehensive coverage of triathlon's biggest day.
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Shawn Smith
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