There’s no place like home, and for Pamella Oliveira, Ironman Brazil continues to be the perfect stage to showcase her dominance. The Brazilian triathlon star claimed her fourth consecutive victory at the iconic event, adding the 2025 title to her wins from 2022, 2023, and 2024.
Oliveira delivered yet another commanding performance in front of her home crowd in Florianópolis, finishing with a time of 8:46:17. Her lead was decisive, comfortably ahead of runner-up Fiona Moriarty, who crossed the line in 9:00:13, narrowly missing the sub-nine-hour mark. Rounding out the women’s podium was American Rachel Olson, who clocked in at 9:16:16.
Oliveira’s reign at Ironman Brazil has been marked by consistency, power, and precision. Her ability to control the race from start to finish has made her virtually untouchable on this course over the past four years, cementing her status as one of South America’s premier long-distance triathletes.
On the men’s side, Luciano Taccone repeated his 2023 triumph with a blistering performance, taking the win in 7:31:46. The Argentine athlete was in top form, fending off strong competition from Brazilian Manoel Messias Dos Santos, who secured second place in 7:37:11, and Uruguay’s Federico Scarabino, who completed the podium in 7:52:47.
