Ironman Florida

Panama City Beach will host one of the last major Ironmans of the year—with a deep field.

From one of the most inspiring athletes ever to take on Ironman, to the male runner-up and a very fast age-grouper, we chatted with three athletes about race day in Panama City Beach.

In preparation for the return to racing in Panama City Beach, here’s a look back at some of the highlights in Ironman Florida’s storied history.

The 2019 edition marked the event’s return to Panama City Beach after the effects of Hurricane Michael forced the relocation of the event to Haines City, Fla.

Haines City provided the backdrop for athletes from around the world at the 20th edition of the Ironman Florida triathlon.

A challenge from a training buddy turned into an epic race for Vicki Ostendorf.

Panama City Beach provided a spectacular backdrop for athletes from across the globe as they raced through Northwest Florida.

50-year-old Susan Haag became the first woman to complete 100 full iron-distance triathlons by finishing Ironman Florida in a time of 16:04:11.

More than 2,900 registered athletes competed in the 2016 edition of Ironman Florida in Panama City Beach.

Canada's Lionel Sanders and the Netherlands' Yvonne Van Vlerken dominated on a shortened day at Ironman Florida.

Lionel Sanders claimed his first Ironman victory, while Yvonne Van Vlerken earned her third Ironman Florida title.

This Saturday, brothers Kyle and Brent Pease will be racing Ironman Florida.

Ben Hoffman and Leanda Cave highlight the start lists.

It was a fast day of racing at the 2013 Ironman Florida triathlon, with both course records going down.

Victor Del Corral and Yvonne Van Vlerken earned the overall titles and new course records in ideal conditions in Panama City Beach.

This Saturday, some of the top pros in Ironman triathlon, including Kona champ Mirinda Carfrae, will be competing in Panama City Beach, Fla.

Both winners of today’s Ironman Florida had been waiting for solid races after a tough year.

Ironman Florida boosts Panama City Beach's economy during a time that would otherwise be considered the area's off-season.

Brian Boyle finished his third Ironman race at last weekend's Ironman Florida event. He finished the race in a time of 10:14.

South Africa's James Cunnama outran the men, while the United States' Jessica Jacobs built a lead on the bike and held it all the way to the finish line to take the Ironman Florida titles in Panama City Beach, Fla.