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Magnus Ditlev’s IRONMAN Florida victory

  1. Update 3 of 3LatestDay 46 hours later

    Ditlev’s 7:19:17 is official. What does that settle about the record?

    Official results confirm Ditlev’s 7:19:17 and Siffert’s 8:07:37. They settle disputed seconds—not every record claim or the acceptance of six reported Kona places.

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    Earliest sourceX (formerly Twitter)

    What changed

    • 7:19:17Ditlev’s official winning time
    • 3:51:16Ditlev’s official bike split
    • 8:07:37Siffert’s official winning time

  2. Update 2 of 3Day 38 hours later

    Ditlev’s Florida win stands. His bike-best comparison needs a correction

    Robert Kallin’s newer Kalmar benchmark reduces Ditlev’s reported cycling improvement by 20 seconds. His Florida winning time is unchanged—and his account puts control ahead of redemption.

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    Earliest sourceWeatherBug

    What changed

    • 7:19:17Ditlev’s reported Florida winning time
    • 3:51:16His reported bike split
    • 1:56Improvement against Kallin’s reported Kalmar split

Who reported

Who reported

61 outlets · 127 sources

22 of 61 had reported by this moment

Who's involved

Who's involved

People

  • Magnus DitlevDanish triathlete
  • Matt HansonAmerican triathlete and Ironman champion
  • Alanis SiffertSwiss triathlete
  • Robert Kallin
  • Rodolphe Von BergAmerican triathlete
  • Sam LongUS triathlete

Organizations

  • Ironman Triathlonseries of long-distance triathlon races

Places

  • Panama City Beach
  • Kailua-Kona
  • Kalmar
Ditlev’s 7:19:17 is official. What does that settle about the record?