IRONMAN 70.3 Western Australia: How to watch live, date, start time and preview

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It’s the penultimate stop in the IRONMAN Pro Series on Sunday as IRONMAN 70.3 Western Australia takes centre stage.

There’s a maximum of 2,500 points towards the standings and a total pro prize purse of $75,000 up for grabs, plus the potential for some big changes at the top of the men’s season-long competition – read on to find out more.

The event takes place in Busselton and is the Asia-Pacific Championship and the perfect build in to the 70.3 Worlds which take place in New Zealand in a fortnight.

The 1.9km swim starts from the Busselton Foreshore and stays close to shore, meaning less exposure to the weather and better swim conditions.

Both the bike and run are flat and fast, with the former a one-lapper that heads along the coast initially, before entering the spectacular Tuart Forest. The half marathon features two laps which go east first before heading back to pass along the iconic Busselton Jetty.

In our preview piece below, you can find all the details you need on start times, streaming and who to watch out for in the professional men and women’s fields.

How to watch, start times and live tracking

The race takes place on Sunday December 1. The pro races will begin with the men at 05:30 local time, followed by the women five minutes later. That corresponds to 21:30 / 21:35 in the UK and 16:30 / 16:35 Eastern Time, both on Saturday November 30.

As part of the IRONMAN Pro Series there is live coverage which is embedded below so you don’t have to leave this page.

The race will be broadcast for free across multiple platforms for global viewers including proseries.ironman.com, Outside TV, DAZN, L’Équipe in France, and YouTube among others.

The ever reliable IRONMAN Tracker is the perfect data addition to the live coverage too, whether for the pro races or following friends or family in the age-group events.

Pro Men

Bib numbers one and two are Gregory Barnaby (ITA) and Kristian Høgenhaug (DEN) and the focus is also very much on them from an IRONMAN Pro Series point of view.

They currently sit fifth and sixth in the standings but have raced just four of … Read More