After an exciting first day of racing at the 2022 Ironman World Championships, Ali’i Drive got to take a breather for a day while the venue resets for another round. Today’s bike check-in served as the final task for the men racing on Saturday, the second and final day of the first-ever doubleheader at the Ironman World Championships. Tomorrow, they race – but first, we ooh and ahh over their bikes. We went to transition at the Kona pier and pulled out some of our favorite rigs from the day.
Looking for our annual bike count? We’ve got that from day one – check it out here – and we’re currently tallying up the numbers for day two. Check back later for the results. In the interim, enjoy these photos from the women’s bike check-in.
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Tim Deer, USA, M55-59
Robin Sarner, USA, M55-59
Ashley Lawrence, GBR, M55-59
Jeffrey Sankoff, CAN, M55-59
Harold Garner, USA, M55-59
John Cowan, USA, M45-49
Genjiro Wakayama, JPN, M45-49
Mark Carruthers, GBR, M45-49
Rodrigo Souza, BRA, M45-49
Till Ziegler, DEU, M45-49
Benoit Valla, FRA, M45-49
Mike Brown, USA, M40-44
Sascha Christiansen, DEU, M40-44
Andres Gomez Junquera, EST, M40-44
Sean MacLauren, USA, M35-39
Fernando Acaso, MEX, M35-39
Darren Hewitson, USA, M35-39
Eric Engel, USA, M35-39
Patrick Amendoeira, MEX, M30-34
Benoit Drouin, CAN, M18-24