Olympians Who Were on the Podium at the Ironman World Championships in Hawai'i (11)

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Host cities:

1978 Honolulu, USA 18 February 1978
1979 Honolulu, USA 14 January 1979
1980 Honolulu, USA 10 January 1980
1981 Kona, USA 14 February 1981
1982-1 Kona, USA 6 February 1982
1982-2 Kona, USA 9 October 1982
1983 Kona, USA 22 October 1983
1984 Kona, USA 6 October 1984
1985 Kona, USA 26 October 1985
1986 Kona, USA 18 October 1986
1987 Kona, USA 10 October 1987
1988 Kona, USA 22 October 1988
1989 Kona, USA 14 October 1989
1990 Kona, USA 6 October 1990
1991 Kona, USA 19 October 1991
1992 Kona, USA 10 October 1992
1993 Kona, USA 30 October 1993
1994 Kona, USA 15 October 1994
1995 Kona, USA 7 October 1995
1996 Kona, USA 26 October 1996
1997 Kona, USA 18 October 1997
1998 Kona, USA 3 October 1998
1999 Kona, USA 23 October 1999
2000 Kona, USA 14 October 2000
2001 Kona, USA 6 October 2001
2002 Kona, USA 19 October 2002
2003 Kona, USA 18 October 2003
2004 Kona, USA 16 October 2004
2005 Kona, USA 15 October 2005
2006 Kona, USA 21 October 2006
2007 Kona, USA 13 October 2007
2008 Kona, USA 11 October 2008
2009 Kona, USA 10 October 2009
2010 Kona, USA 9 October 2010
2011 Kona, USA 8 October 2011
2012 Kona, USA 13 October 2012
2013 Kona, USA 12 October 2013
2014 Kona, USA 11 October 2014
2015 Kona, USA 10 October 2015
2016 Kona, USA 8 October 2016
2017 Kona, USA 14 October 2017
2018 Kona, USA 13 October 2018
2019 Kona, USA 12 October 2019

Athlete	Nation(s)	Sport(s)	Role(s)	Era	Notes
Julie Dibens	GBR	TRI	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 2010 third
Jan Frodeno	GER	TRI	Olympics	2008—2012	3–0–1 2014 third; 2015 winner; 2016 winner; 2019 winner
Anne Haug	GER	TRI	Olympics	2012—2016	1–0–1 2018 third; 2019 winner
John Howard	USA	CRD	Olympics	1968—1976	1–0–1 1980 third; 1981 winner
Michellie Jones	AUS	TRI	Olympics	2000	1–1–0 2005 second; 2006 winner
Julie Leach	USA	CSP	Olympics	1976	1–0–0 1982-2 winner
Eneko Llanos	ESP	TRI	Olympics	2000—2004	0–1–0 2008 second
Samantha McGlone	CAN	TRI	Olympics	2004	0–1–0 2007 second
Isabelle Mouthon-Michellys	FRA	TRI	Olympics	2000	0–1–0 1995 second (competed as Isabelle Mouthon)
Andreas Raelert	GER	TRI	Olympics	2000—2004	0–3–2 2009 third; 2010 second; 2011 third; 2012 second; 2015 second
Daniela Ryf	SUI	TRI	Olympics	2008—2012	4–1–0 2014 second; 2015 winner; 2016 winner; 2017 winner; 2018 winner