Kona

The pros aren't the only ones with full calendars this year. How do you tackle multiple Iron-distance events—and do it well?

It’s the biggest race of the year, but not everyone wants to be there. We look at why that might be the case…

In 2015, Hiroma Inada made his first attempt to become the oldest finisher of the Ironman World Championships—he faltered just feet away from the finish line and missed the cut-off time by five seconds. Read the story behind the iconic image from those who were there.

What age-groupers and pros need to know about qualifying for Kona (and/or St. George).

After many years of campaigning, pro and age-group women alike are now celebrating this change.

CEO Andrew Messick says they're exploring all options—including hosting the 2022 race not on the Big Island.

The 2021 championship race will take place on Feb. 5, 2022. The 2022 championship will still occur in October 2022.

An in-depth, expert analysis on how the two Olympic champions could potentially fare if they race Kona only 10 weeks after Tokyo.

Kona invitations were extended to both the women's and men's gold medalists—we break down what that means for a busy fall of racing.

In the 1993 Hawaii Ironman, Pauli Kiuru put the pressure on four-time defending champ Mark Allen.

The Ironman World Championship, Chicago Marathon, and Boston Marathon are scheduled for back-to-back-to-back days. A few runners are planning on taking on both marathons, but is it possible to triple up for the ultimate 72 hours of endurance?

For Sian Welch and Wendy Ingraham, the 1997 Hawaii Ironman came down to the final 20 feet.

Earlier this week, 1978 Hawaii Ironman podium finisher Dave Orlowski passed away after a lengthy battle with leukemia.

In the last two years, we’ve seen several Kona records broken into pieces. But is the fastest still yet to come?

After three rounds of voting, it's time to announce the winners!

We're down to two men and two women. It's time to name a King and Queen of the Ironman World Championship!

Presenting a roundup of five of Kona’s most unforgettably feel-good finishes–and the stories behind them.

In honor of what would have been Ironman World Championship race week, we're checking in with former podium finishers to find out some of their Kona favorites.