Ausblick Ironman Zurich Switzerland, powered by ewz

Participants:
Saturday, Züri Triathlon/Schweizer Firmen-Triathlon:	4,000
Sunday, Ironman Zurich Switzerland:	2,222
Sunday, Ironkids/Ironteens:	380
Total:	6,602

Spectators Saturday: 25'000
Spectators Sunday: 95'000

Volunteers: 2'650 (= 38'000 hours)

Prize money women:  US$ 37 500
Prize money men: US$ 37 500
Prize money total: US$ 75 000

Distances / cut off times

Swim: 3,8 km (2 loops)	2 hours 30 minutes
Bike: 180 km (2 loops)	10 hours
Run: 42,2 km (4 loops)	16 hours

      
Expected times

Location	1st Man	1st Woman	end of the field
Swim start	6.55 a.m.	6.55 a.m.	7 a.m.
After the swim course	7.43 a.m.	7.48 a.m.	9.30 a.m.
After the bike course	12.09 p.m.	12.54 p.m.	5 p.m.
Finish	3.05 p.m.	4.10 p.m.	11 p.m.

Record times Ironman Zurich Switzerland
Record women: Karin Thürig  9:00.04 (2010)
Record men: Oliver Bernhard  8:12.27 (2000)

Wolrd record and best times Ironman Hawaii (World Championship in Kona)
World record women: Paula Newby-Fraser (USA)  8:50:24 (1992)
Ironman World Championship Hawaii: Paula Newby-Fraser (USA)  8:55:28 (1992)

World record men: Luc Van Lierde (BEL)  7:50:27 (1997)
Ironman World Championship Hawaii: Luc Van Lierde (BEL)  8:04:08 (1996)

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Slots IRONMAN Hawaii
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Organiser
The Ironman Zurich Switzerland is organised by a sport event agency named BK Sportpromotion AG, whih was founded in 1995. In 1997 BK Sportpromotion AG has acquired the licence of the Ironman brand in Switzerland. Beside the event in Zurich BK Sportpromotion AG also organises the PowerBar Ironman 70.3 Switzerland, the Triathlon Challenge and the Ironkids/Ironteens.

View our team

-    11 Employees
-    Volunteers: 20 Directors, 85 Managers, 2'650 Volunteers
-    Total work for all constructions: 7,950 hours
-    Total work: approx. 36,000 hours
-    Construction material: 380 tons