It’s only half of all the athletes who will be racing the Ironman World Championship on Hawaii this year, but the first Age Groupers have already earned their Championship-title in the first race day (Oct. 6) on Kona. While more athletes get ready to race on Saturday, Oct. 8, we have a look at the all 2022 Ironman World Champions until this point.
As it will be hard to compare the overall Ironman World Champions over two race days, we will have a look at the overall champion of the day. That was America’s Matthew Marquardt in the men’s race (AG M25-29) and Poland’s Magdalena Lenz (AG F30-34) in the women’s race. While Marquardt crossed the line after 8:35:49 hours, Lenz needed 9:37:29 hours to complete her race.
Find the winners, per Age Group category, in the overview below.
For the full list of results – Thursday and Saturday – click here.
The Age Group women
| Name | Country | Age Group | Time |
| Julia Sanz Iglesias | Brazil | F18-24 | 10:26:30 |
| Henrike Guber | Germany | F25-29 | 9:40:14 |
| Magdalena Lenz | Poland | F30-34 | 9:37:29 |
| Ana Soares | Brazil | F35-39 | 9:53:34 |
| Jana Richtrova | America | F40-44 | 10:02:31 |
| Liza Rachetto | America | F45-49 | 10:23:36 |
| Sandra Daenzer | Swiss | F50-54 | 10:45:05 |
| Yvonne Timewell | Canada | F55-59 | 11:07:19 |
| Sharon MacKinnon | Canada | F60-64 | 12:25:47 |
| Donna Smyers | America | F65-69 | 12:22:38 |
| Missy Lestrange | America | F70-74 | 13:54:22 |
| Cherie Gruenfeld | America | F75-79 | 16:20:07 |
The Age Group men
| Name | Country | Age Group | Time |
| Matthew Marquardt | America | M25-29 | 8:35:49 |
| Ulrik Jespersen | Denmark | M50-54 | 9:28:24 |
| Tim Bradley | America | M60-64 | 10:30:14 |
| Martin Gannon | England | M65-69 | 10:55:21 |
| Fred Skinner | America | M70-74 | 12:48:54 |
| Max Hochstrasser | Swiss | M75-79 | 14:12:22 |
| Hiroshi Nakata | Japan | M80-84 | 15:41:51 |
