Experience IRONMAN 70.3 Westfriesland's flat, fast course through historic Dutch landscapes, ideal for all levels. Located in the historic city of Hoorn, Netherlands, this race offers a scenic backdrop of countryside, windmills, and picturesque towns, making it ideal for first-timers and athletes looking to achieve personal bests.
The race begins with a 1.9 km (1.2 mile) swim in Hoorn's old harbor, followed by a single-loop 90 km (56 mile) bike course through surrounding towns, and concludes with a 21.1 km (13.1 mile) run through the historic city center, finishing at the Stadsstrand.
Transition 1 is located on the football pitch in Hollandia Park, a 200m carpeted run from the swim exit. Facilities include toilets, changing area, private changing area, water supply, limited bike pumps, penalty area, marshalls, race morning bike mechanics, lost chip service, and timing mats.
Upon finishing the bike leg, athletes dismount when instructed, rack their bike, retrieve their RED BAG containing running gear, and proceed onto the run course.
The race features a 1.9 km (1.2 mile) single-loop swim in Hoorn's historic harbor. The 90 km (56 mile) single-loop bike course takes athletes through the flat Dutch countryside past windmills and small towns. The 21.1 km (13.1 mile) run course is flat, weaving past monumental buildings and docks in the historic city center, ending at the Stadsstrand.
The one-loop 1.9 km (1.2 mile) ROKA swim course is located in the old harbor of Hoorn, surrounded by the scenery of this historic Dutch city. After completing the swim, athletes take a short exit toward the transition zone.
The one-loop 90 km (56 mile) ZOOT bike course leads from Hoorn's city center into the surrounding countryside, passing historic Dutch windmills and picturesque towns.
The 21.1 km (13.1 mile) HOKA run course passes monumental buildings and docks through Hoorn's historic city center, concluding at the Stadsstrand near the city center.
Hoorn is a historic port town on the IJsselmeer lake in North Holland, with an old harbour of merchant houses and a flat surrounding countryside. The climate is mild and maritime: summers (June to August) are mild to warm, autumn is windy and damp, winters (December to February) are cold and grey, and spring is fresh. Spring to early autumn is the best time for racing, and wind is common on the open lake and polder. It is about 35 minutes from Amsterdam by train.
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The team captain creates the relay team during registration by selecting a team name, adding team members, and paying the full registration fee at checkout. Team members claim their entry via an email invitation.
Yes. Relay teams must consist of two or three athletes. Two-person teams may divide the swim, bike, and run legs in any combination.
No. Each athlete may only compete on one relay team per event.
No. Relay teams may include athletes of different ages and genders. All participants must be at least 18 years old on race day.
Only the team captain may request team changes by contacting the event email address with the name of the member to be removed and the full name/email of the new member no later than 10 days before race day.
As team captain, log into your profile, navigate to 'Registrations' > 'Race Details' > 'Manage Registration' > 'Registration Claims', and click the 'Resend emails for unclaimed registrations' button.
Relay team captains may be eligible for a partial refund depending on the timing of the withdrawal.
Yes. All relay team members must attend athlete onsite registration together and present valid photo IDs.
No. Each relay team receives one timing chip that acts as a baton and must be transferred between athletes during transitions.