Ironman Florida
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Event Overview
The Visit Panama City Beach IRONMAN Florida is a long-distance triathlon held in Panama City Beach, Florida. This event is the longest consecutively running IRONMAN triathlon in North America and is recognized as a qualifying event for the IRONMAN World Championship.
Course Details
The race is held on the Florida Panhandle and features a course known for being fast and flat. Participants experience a swim in the Gulf of Mexico, followed by a bike and run course through the coastal destination.
- Swim: An ocean swim in the emerald green waters of the Gulf. The average water temperature is 71 °F (22 °C).
- Bike: A flat course that takes riders through scenic areas of the region.
- Run: One of the flattest run courses on the IRONMAN circuit, designed for consistent pacing.
Participant Experience
The event is open to athletes of various experience levels, including those aiming for personal bests and first-time participants. The environment is characterized by significant spectator presence and community involvement. Typical weather conditions for the event include an average high air temperature of 81 °F (27 °C) and an average low of 61 °F (16 °C). The race has received recognition in the IRONMAN Athletes' Choice Awards, including being voted the top race in North America in 2025. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.
