Push your limits in the IRONMAN 70.3 featuring a challenging and scenic course, including a 1.2-mile downriver swim in the iconic Columbia River, a 56-mile bike ride through vineyards and rolling rural roads, and a 13.1-mile run along the serene riverfront and through beautiful parks.
Patrocinador deportivo
Información sobre la carrera
2025 IRONMAN Schedule Now Available
Race Date: Sunday September 21, 2025 Ironman Village Dates: Fri – Sun 9/19 to 9/21/2025 Race Start: 6:27am PC & 6:30am Swim Timeline: Start 6:27am – Last Out 8:40am Bike Timeline: First Bike 6:50am – Last 1:10pm Run Timeline: First 8:50am – Last 4:00pm
IRONKIDS events offer youth who are under one to 17 years old to
experience the excitement of competition while enjoying the outdoors and promoting healthy living. Cheer on these racers while enjoying the area and family-centered events!
Date: Saturday, September 20, 2025 Ubicación: Columbia Point Marina Park Race Times: Diaper Dash 9:00 a.m. Toddler Trot 9:15 a.m. ½ mile: 9:30 a.m. 1 mile: 9:45 a.m. Registration/Check-in: Opens at 7:00 a.m. Closes at 8:45 a.m. Entertainment: OK2Botay and Bram Bratá Steel Drum Band!
Meet the IM TRI Athletes Get inspired by local Tri-Citians taking on IRONMAN 70.3 through IM TRI, a community initiative that removes barriers and supports athletes as they train for race day. Follow their journey and learn how they’re preparing.
Voluntario para el 70.3 IRONMAN Washington Tri-Cities
Se necesitan miles de voluntarios para que los atletas IRONMAN crucen la línea de meta. Desde los que rellenan los paquetes y los asistentes de la sala VIP hasta los técnicos de bicicletas y los encargados de la línea de meta, hay oportunidades de voluntariado que se adaptan a cualquier horario, habilidad y nivel de actividad. Muestre su espíritu comunitario y llénese de energía en el proceso. Visita la página de inscripción (enlace al sitio de voluntarios de la IM) para descubrir las oportunidades de voluntariado.
The race is Sunday, September 21, 2025, and there are a variety of volunteer positions open - both at the race and in the days leading up to it. Volunteer to get the same level of excitement and passion as the athletes you’re supporting!
Para inscribirse:
1. Visita la página de inscripción de voluntarios de IRONMAN. 2. Ordena por fecha o por trabajo y selecciona tu plaza. (opta por varios días, si puedes) 3. Introduce tu información de contacto y firma la renuncia. 4. Una vez que te hayas inscrito, el capitán del equipo de la zona se pondrá en contacto contigo para darte más información. 5. ¡Invita a tus amigos y familiares a unirse a ti! 6. Recibe una camiseta, una invitación al banquete de bienvenida de voluntarios y un "asiento en primera fila" para toda la emoción de que trae consigo este evento.
Las áreas de voluntariado incluyen
- Estaciones de Control de Equipamiento y Bolsas - Día de la Carrera IRONKIDS - Masaje - Relleno de Paquetes - Tiendas de Penalización - Práctica de Natación - Control de Equipamiento e Información - Indicadores del Recorrido de Carrera - Asistentes de Lanzadera - Apoyo en la Transición y Desmontaje - Registro/Check In - Puestos de socorro - Punteros del recorrido de ciclismo - Técnicos de ciclismo - Equipo medioambiental - Clasificación de bolsas de equipo - Manejadores de bicicletas - Registro de bicicletas y equipo - Cronometraje - Línea de meta - Construcción de kits - Registro VIP y credenciales - Apoyo al recorrido de motocicletas - Recorrido en bicicleta SAG
Ya está abierta la inscripción de voluntarios para el IRONMAN 70.3 Washington Tri-Cities.
With a single day of racing, road closures will only impact the morning hours on Sunday, September 21.
Por favor, tenga en cuenta estos impactos de tráfico relacionados con el evento para que pueda ajustar sus planes para minimizar los impactos a su semana. Esto puede añadir un poco de tiempo a sus desplazamientos o recados. Planifique con antelación:
- Haga sus recados los días previos al cierre de las carreteras. - Planifique su ruta de ida y vuelta al trabajo. - Prevea retrasos al entrar o salir de los barrios afectados. - Cambie el horario de las entregas habituales; opte por horarios de entrega distintos del domingo. - Evite cruzar la ruta de la carrera; busque rutas alternativas de paso.
Getting Around on Race Day
Moving 2,500 cyclists through a course that spans 56 miles across a community is quite a feat. Navigating vehicle traffic around the course is even trickier. The bike portion of the IRONMAN race is like a big parade of fit athletes and it lasts most of the morning. But the course is well marked, intersections are controlled, and alternative routes are available for motorists. If you need to drive somewhere, the most important step is a little pre-planning.
Three key areas to be aware of George Washington Way sees heavy bike usage from about 6:55 AM to 12:45 PM. Don’t panic though, most lanes will stay open! But seriously, between 6:55 AM and 12:45 PM, this area will be busier than a coffee shop on Monday morning. Plan ahead and save yourself the headache.
Queensgate area will have cyclists cruising through from 7:30 AM to 9:30 AM. Perfect time for that second cup of coffee at home!
West Richland top of Belmont/Paradise to Bombing Range/Van Giesen joins the party from 8:06 AM to 12:35 PM.
Your Survival Guide
Check our website for the full traffic master plan before race day Download the Wander Map app for real-time updates and detailed lane closure info Trust your buddy Waze – Google’s got the most current traffic intel on race day Pro tip: Knock out those errands BEFORE Sunday, September 21st. Your future self will thank you!
HOT LINE
509-713-2742 Need help finding your way around? Call our hotline and we’ll help you navigate.
The Good News After 1:00 PM, it’s back to business as usual! The roads will be clear, and you can resume your normal driving adventures.
Remember, the bike portion uses “rolling closures.” Think of it like a wave passing through (a big wave). Roads reopen shortly after the last cyclist pedals past each section, so you won’t be stuck forever!
This event brings millions of dollars into our community. It showcases our destination in a healthy, positive way, and over time everyone benefits. Plan ahead to make race day as stress-free as possible for everyone - athletes AND drivers alike. Thanks for being awesome and sharing the road!
Richland Bike Route and Road Closures
Richland Race Information Coming Soon
West Richland Bike Route and Road Closures
WEST RICHLAND 8:36am–11:36am
No through traffic at Bombing Range section of Eastern Lakes (residents only) – Twin Lake Ct, West Lake, Silver Lake
Keene Rd CLOSED – Bombing Range to Belmont 8:36am–11:36am
West Lattin to Keene CLOSED | Watkins OPEN | South Highlands OPEN – no left/right turns, flagger guides across Keene
Hickory CLOSED | W. Lattin CLOSED | Belmont CLOSED
CLOSED (funnel to Bombing Range): Timberline, Kona, Kilauea, Blackwood, Sunshine
Paradise Way (Belmont–Bombing Range) 8:42am–11:47am East/West single lanes available | Maplewood CLOSED | Aria Ct OPEN (free turns) | South Highlands OPEN w/ flagger | Ala Moana, Blue Heron Blvd, Eagle St CLOSED
Bombing Range (Paradise Dr westbound) 8:45am–11:52am AVOID IF POSSIBLE | 1 SB lane + 1 NB lane open | Norma (E) Flagger | Laurel Dr Flagger | S. 46th CLOSED | W. Everett Flagger | Austin Dr (E) CLOSED
Van Giesen 8:46am–11:56am Open both directions, expect delays | S. 40th Flagger | S. 41st Flagger | S. 38th Flagger/Trooper
Location: Cottonwood Dr & Kase Blvd–Hillview Dr | Course Mileage: 18 | Race Timeline: 7:30am first bike / 9:50am last bike | Traffic Control: Hillview & Kase closed at Cottonwood; residential traffic detours via Cottonwood Springs Dr | Race Description: Bikes ride south on Cottonwood Dr
Kennewick and Benton County Detours
Kennewick Location: Cottonwood Dr & Kase Blvd – Hillview Dr Course Mileage: 18 Race Timeline: 7:30am first bike / 9:50am last bike Traffic Control: Hillview Drive and Kase Blvd will be closed at Cottonwood Drive. All residential traffic will use the detour on Cottonwood Springs Drive to exit the neighborhood. Race Description: Bikes ride south on Cottonwood Dr
Benton County - Near Benton City Location: E Jacobs Rd NE & Pear Drive Course Mileage: 32.3 Race Timeline: 8:05am first bike / 10:50am last bike Traffic Control: Residential car traffic will use Pear Drive to enter and exit the neighborhood off Jacobs Rd. 1 flagger to assist with the process. Race Description: Bikes ride East on Jacobs Rd to Dallas Rd then turn left.
Race Day Bike Course Timeline
BIKE Course Intersection List
Direction
Mileage
First Athlete
Last Athlete
Columbia Point Drive
Mount
0.0
6:50 AM
8:20 AM
Bradley Blvd.
Right
0.5
6:51 AM
8:22 AM
Comstock Street
Straight
1.2
6:53 AM
8:25 AM
George Washington Way
Right
1.6
6:54 AM
8:27 AM
Lee Blvd
Straight
1.8
6:54 AM
8:28 AM
Swift Blvd
Straight
2.2
6:55 AM
8:30 AM
Snyder Street
Straight
4.6
7:01 AM
8:41 AM
Spengler Street
Left
4.8
7:02 AM
8:42 AM
Stevens Drive
Left
5.4
7:03 AM
8:44 AM
240 Bypass / Jadwin Ave
Straight
6.1
7:05 AM
8:48 AM
240 Bypass / Van Giesen Street
Straight
7.5
7:08 AM
8:54 AM
240 Bypass / Duportail Street
Right
9.3
7:13 AM
9:02 AM
Richland Fire Station #47 Road
Right
9.9
7:14 AM
9:05 AM
Queensgate Drive
Right
10.1
7:15 AM
9:06 AM
Queensgate Drive / Truman Ave
Straight
10.4
7:16 AM
9:08 AM
Kingsgate Drive
Left
10.6
7:16 AM
9:08 AM
Kennedy Road
Right
10.9
7:17 AM
9:10 AM
Keene Road
Left
11.3
7:18 AM
9:12 AM
Queensgate Drive
Right
12.7
7:21 AM
9:18 AM
Bermuda Road
Straight
14.4
7:26 AM
9:26 AM
Bike Aid Station #1 N. Bermuda Rd
Straight
14.5
7:26 AM
9:26 AM
Sagebrush Road
Left
17
7:32 AM
9:38 AM
Cottonwood Drive
Right
17.9
7:34 AM
9:42 AM
E Badger Road
Right
19.6
7:39 AM
9:50 AM
Badger Road / Dallas Road
Straight
25
7:52 AM
10:15 AM
Webber Canyon Road
Right
29.7
8:04 AM
10:37 AM
Jacobs Road
Right
31.1
8:07 AM
10:43 AM
Bike Aid Station #2 Jacobs Rd Shell Gas Station
Straight
31.3
8:08 AM
10:44 AM
Jacobs Road / Pear Drive
Straight
32.3
8:10 AM
10:49 AM
Dallas Road
Left
39.2
8:28 AM
11:20 AM
Keene Road
Left
42.5
8:36 AM
11:36 AM
Belmont Blvd
Right
44
8:40 AM
11:43 AM
Paradise Way
Right
44.9
8:42 AM
11:47 AM
Bike Aid Station #3 Paradise Enterprise Middle
Straight
45.5
8:43 AM
11:50 AM
Bombing Range Road
Left
46
8:45 AM
11:52 AM
Van Giesen Street
Right
46.9
8:47 AM
11:56 AM
Van Giesen Street / Buckskin Lane
Counter Flow
48.7
8:51 AM
12:04 PM
240 ByPass / Counterflow
Left
49.2
8:53 AM
12:07 PM
Snyder Street
Right
51
8:57 AM
12:15 PM
George Washington Way / Counterflow
Right
51.6
8:59 AM
12:18 PM
Bradley Blvd.
Left
54
9:05 AM
12:29 PM
Columbia Point Drive
Left
55.5
9:08 AM
12:36 PM
Parque del puerto deportivo de Columbia Point
Dismount
56
9:10 AM
12:38 PM
Información para espectadores
Cheer Here: Best Spots to Watch the Action at IRONMAN 70.3 Tri-Cities
Whether you're cheering on a loved one or soaking in the excitement, you're part of something special. As the IRONMAN athletes swim the Columbia River, conquer the hills by bike, and run the riverfront trail, you'll find the best spots to watch their strength and spirit in action.
Three columns: SWIM/BIKE/RUN
Column 1: SWIM 6:30 AM: Swim Start at Howard Amon Park In front of the Richland Community Center. *Best viewed by foot or bike! Catch the cannon start and swimmers entering the Columbia River!
7:40 AM: Swim Finish at IRONMAN® Village which is located at Columbia Point Marina Park in Richland.
Race Day Tip: Public parking available at the Federal Building and Richland City Hall Car traffic will be limited on Columbia Point Drive.
Column 2: BIKE Create a timeline in this column.
6:55 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. George Washington Way in Richland (start & finish)
Race Day Tip: Queensgate Rd brings the biggest climb of the race! Cheer on the athletes powering through Badger Den, Westcliffe Estates, and the Plateau Subdivision.
8:06 a.m. – 12:35 p.m. Neighborhoods along Dallas Rd., Belmont Blvd. Paradise Way, Van Giesen St., Snyder Rd.)
Race Day Tip: Stay on the sidewalks and use caution as bikes may be traveling more than 30 mph. Please remember this is a sanctioned event and athletes are only permitted to use official aid stations.
Column 3: RUN
The final leg of the race begins at IRONMAN Village in the transition area and follows much of the scenic Richland Riverfront Trail. This is where athletes dig deep. Your cheers along the trail, in parks, and at riverside viewpoints can help carry them to the finish line.
8:50 AM – 4:00 PM: Richland Riverfront Trail & Columbia Point Dr. Suggested cheer zones: Richland Yacht Club The Moorings & Marina Vista Estates Hains Ave Levee Trail Ferry Rd/Harris Ave/Sprout Rd. Race Day Tip: Bring speakers and turn up the music!
Include a QR code to the spectator map with more detailed locations and times.
Servicio de transporte
RACE DAY SHUTTLE SCHEDULE | 4 AM – 7 AM | Athlete Priority (BE EARLY) | 7 AM – 6 PM | All Athletes & Spectators Permitted on Shuttles
PLEASE PLAN TO BE EARLY. Spectators may board the shuttles prior to 7 AM, but racing athletes will receive priority boarding; please be mindful.
All athletes and spectators must take a shuttle on race morning if they are driving to the venue. Athletes and spectators staying at hotels within walking distance of Columbia Point Marina Park are encouraged to walk to the venue along the Columbia River.
PARKING / SHUTTLE PICK-UP 651 Mansfield St, Richland, WA 99352 – City of Richland Building Parking Lot
825 Jadwin Ave, Richland, WA 99352 – Richland Federal Building Parking Lot
SHUTTLE DROP-OFF Columbia Point Marina Park Riverfront Trail, Richland, WA 99352
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