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2018 Ironman World Championship Bike Check-In

Bike check-in served as the final task before athletes headed home and got one more nervous night of sleep before race morning.

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2018 — Anna Kelemen, USA, 18-24

2018 — Susanne Harz, Germany, 45-49

2018 — Richard Lane, Australia, 50-54

2018 — David Tallo, Canada, 45-49

2018 — Christine Derochers, USA, 50-54

2018 — Ivan Rana, Spain, PRO

2018 — Jens Petersen-Bach, Denmark, PRO

2018 — Zhu Huang, China, 70-74

2018 — Simon Cochrane, New Zealand, PRO

2018 — Pat Ward, USA, 60-64 (left); Eugenio Sebastian, Italy, 65-69

2018 — Darren Priest, GBR, 45-49

2018 — Scott Hill, GBR, 35-39

2018 — Steve Kester, USA, 55-59

2018 — Athletes line up for bike check-in.

2018 — Tim Van Berkel, Australia, PRO

2018 — Heather Jackson, USA, PRO

2018 — Callum Millward, New Zealand, PRO

2018 — Javier Gomez, Spain, PRO

2018 — Sarah True, USA, PRO

2018 — Andy Potts, USA, PRO

2018 — Kyle Buckingham, South Africa, PRO

2018 — Glenn Hartrick, USA, PC

2018 — Donald Smith, USA, 70-74

2018 — Niall Thompson, Australia, 45-49

2018 — Hermann Scheiring, Germany, 60-64

2018 — Juana Criado Gomez, Spain, 55-59

2018 — Jens Petersen-Bach, Denmark, PRO

2018 — Pat Ward, USA, 60-64

2018 — Eric Hodska, USA, 50-54

2018 — Andrea Hillman, USA, 45-49

2018 — Christine Desrochers, USA, 50-54

2018 — Julie Kaczor, USA, 55-59

2018 — Rob Ladewig, USA, 70-74

2018 — Heather Jackson, USA, PRO

2018 — Callum Millward, New Zealand, PRO

2018 — Kanagarajah Nadarajah, Singapore, 50-54

2018 — Anne Alford, Australia, 35-39

2018 — Lucien Peron, Canada, 50-54

2018 — Elle Goodall, Australia, 30-34

2018 — Craig Lanza, USA, 50-54

2018 — Wilson Woo, Canada, 50-54

2018 — Mikko Laine, Finland, 45-49

2018 — Marcelo Abdo, Brazil, 45-49

2018 — Mauricio Antonelli Lehoczki, Brazil, 45-49

2018 — Laurent Jalabert, France, 50-54

2018 — Scott Tompkins, USA, 45-49

2018 — Sergio Aldegheri, Argentina, 50-54

2018 — Michelle Vesterby, Denmark, PRO

2018 — Greg Hoots, USA, 50-54

2018 — Dean Kirkham, GBR, 45-49

2018 — Kaisa Sali, Finland, PRO

2018 — Jeff Krebs, USA, 55-59

2018 — Stuart Porter, USA, 55-59

2018 — Lisa Redmond, Australia, 50-54

2018 — Ladislav Burian, The Czech Republic, 45-49

2018 — Brett Kessler, USA, 50-54

2018 — Nick Baldwin, Seychelles, PRO

2018 — Anne Haug, Germany, PRO

2018 — Mike Phillips, New Zealand, PRO

2018 — Jan Van Berkel, Switzerland, PRO

2018 — Pierre Heynemand Jr., Canada, 50-54

2018 — David McNamee, Great Britain, PRO

2018 — Jen Annett, Canada, PRO

2018 — Shannon Proffit, New Zealand, 35-39

2018 — Miriam Cole, USA, 50-54

2018 — Rebecca McKee, UMI, 45-49

Photos by Corey Hollister and Oliver Baker

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