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How to watch Ironman World Championship 2025: Channel, time, schedule, live stream for women's endurance race

Abhinav Nair

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Kona, Hawaii, will host the 2025 Ironman World Championship, scheduled to take place on Saturday, October 11.

The athletes will embark on a 140.4-mile quest, which includes a 2.4-mile swim in Kailua Bay, a 112-mile bike ride along the iconic Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway, and a 26.2-mile run back to the Queen Ka'ahumanu Highway via Palani Road.

Nine out of last year's top 10, including the defending champion Laura Phillip, Kat Matthews, Lucy Charles-Barclay, and Taylor Knibb, will line up for this year's event.

Here's everything you need to know to watch the 2025 Ironman World Championship. 

How to watch Ironman World Championship 2025

  • TV channel: N/A
  • Live stream: Outside TV, Fubo

The 2025 Ironman World Championship won't be broadcast nationally, but you can watch the action on Outside TV.

Additionally, Fubo will be streaming Outside TV's broadcast.

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What time is the Ironman World Championship?

  • Date: Saturday, October. 11
  • Time: 12:25 p.m. ET

The 2025 Ironman World Championship from Kona will start at 6:25 a.m. local time (HST), which translates to 12:25 p.m. ET, on Saturday, October. 11. The athletes will begin with a 2.4-mile swim course, followed by a 112-mile bike course and end with a 26.2-mile race. 

2025 Ironman World Championship entry list

BibNameCountry
1Laura PhillipDEU
2Kat MatthewsGBR
3Chelsea SodaroUSA
4Marjolaine PierreFRA
5Lucy Charles-BarclayGBR
6Taylor KnibbUSA
7Marta SanchezUSA
8Penny SlaterAUS
9Lotte WilmsNED
10Jackie HeringUSA
11Hannah BerryNZL
12Anne Reischmann DEU
14Regan HollioakeAUS
16Solveig LovsethNOR
17India LeeGBR
18Julie DerronCHE
19Katrine Graesboll ChristensenDNK
20Lisa PertererAUT
21Marlene De BoerNLD
22Julie LemmoloFRA
23Skye Moench USA
24Danielle LewisUSA
25Tamara JewettCAN
26Laura JansenDEU
27Maja Stage NielsenDNK
28Alice AlbertsUSA
29Henrike GuberDEU
30Jenny JendryschikDEU
31Rebecca ClarkeNZL
32Charlene ClavelFRA
33Sara SvenskSWE
34Rebecca AnderburyGBR
35Gabrielle LumkesUSA
36Holly LawrenceGBR
38Stephanie ClutterbuckGBR
39Jana UderstadtDEU
41Leonie KonczallaDEU
42Haley ChuraUSA
43Jocelyn McCauleyUSA
44Diede DiederiksNLD
45Katie RedmondAUS
46Fiona MoriartyIRE
47Jodie RobertsonUSA
48Alexandra Watt-ShannonGBR
49Jeanne CollongeFRA
50Lottie LucasUAE
51Els VisserNLD
52Merle BruneeDEU
53Nina DerronSUI
54Justine MathieuxFRA
55Rachel OlsonUSA
56Annamarie StrehlowUSA
57Julia SkalaGER
58Bruna StolfBRA
59Elisabetta CurridoriITA
60Katie ColvilleUSA

Abhinav Nair

Abhinav Nair is a sports writer at The Sporting News, covering everything from football to NASCAR.

Based out of New Delhi, India, he graduated from Ambedkar University with a master’s degree in history.

In his idle time, Abhinav likes playing badminton and watching mystery shows. Before joining The Sporting News in 2024, Abhinav covered the 2022 FIFA World Cup for Goal.