Here Are the Ironman Events You Can Watch on Facebook

You can watch these 17 events as part of Ironman's partnership with Facebook Watch.

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While triathlon is one of the greatest sports on the planet (OK, we’re a little a biased), it is notorious for not providing great opportunities for fans to follow along. Thankfully, that is changing! The ITU continues to offer its top-notch coverage, the new Super League Triathlon has an awesome livestream (though the time changes are admittedly tough for those of us in the U.S.), Major League Triathlon has made top-notch coverage a priority, and now Ironman’s partnership with Facebook is bringing several events to your living room.

The 17 events covered this season will come from 11 different countries and four continents. Getting the most coverage will again be the Ironman World Championship (set for Oct. 12). Last year’s Kona race included more than 20 hours of comprehensive live race day coverage, with everything from the early morning body marking to the final hour finish line celebration.

Live race coverage of the following events will be available globally via Facebook.com/IRONMANnow.

April 7
Standard Bank Ironman African Championship –  South Africa
April 27
Memorial Hermann Ironman North American Championship – Texas
May 5
Ironman Australia
June 9
Ironman Boulder
June 23
Ironman Ireland, Cork
June 30
Mainova Ironman European Championship –  Frankfurt
July 7
Ironman Austria – Kärnten
July 14
Ironman Vitoria – Gasteiz
July 28
ViewSPORT Ironman Lake Placid
Aug. 18
KMD Ironman Copenhagen
Sept. 7-8
Ironman 70.3 World Championship
Sept. 15
Ironman Wales
Sept. 21
Ironman Italy Emilia-Romagna
Sept. 29
Little Debbie Ironman Chattanooga
Oct. 12
Ironman World Championship
Nov. 2
Ironman Florida
Nov. 24
Ironman Arizona

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