Lake Zell
1 of 26Beautiful Lake Zell, where the swim course took place.
Zell am See
2 of 26A charming cobblestone street through downtown Zell am See. The barricades are up on the run course, which weaves through the city.
The Views
3 of 26Stunning views all around.
Press Conference
4 of 26The professional women talk at the pre-race press conference.
More Views
5 of 26More stunning views at high vantage point.
The Walk
6 of 26The pro men heading to the swim start.
The Walk
7 of 26The pro women heading to the swim start.
Sebastian Kienle
8 of 26Reigning IRONMAN World Champion Sebastian Kienle all smiles at the swim start. He'll be defending his full-distance title this October in Kona.
The Start
9 of 26The calm before the storm. The pro men's field waiting for the gun.
Ready.. Set..
10 of 26The pro women's field ready in the water.
They're Off!
11 of 26The pro women's field taking off. The first hundred meters is important to secure good swim placement.
Tough Day for Americans
12 of 26American Meredith Kessler on the bike. A mechanical problem on her bike forced her to ride most of the course in the big chainring. She would DNF and receive an IV after 12 km into the run.
Hills on Hils
13 of 26A hilly course means technical high-speed descents.
Javier Gomez Noya
14 of 26Javier Gomez Noya on the bike. He's straight from a WTS Stockholm win, but he has struggled with illness and felt flat leading up to the race.
Frodo
15 of 26Jan Frodeno (back) running his way to the top of the podium.
Mr. World Champ
16 of 26Kienle throwing down an impressive run.
Men's Champion
17 of 26Jan Frodeno crossing the line as the 2015 IRONMAN 70.3 Men's World Champion.
Sportsmen
18 of 26Runner-up Sebastian Kienle congratulating Jan Frodeno. Many viewed this race as a rematch between Kienle and Frodeno after last year's battle in Kona.
Men's Podium
19 of 26Men's podium: Javier Gomez Noya (3), Sebastian Kienle (2) and Jan Frodeno (1).
Party Time
20 of 26Another post-beer celebration podium shot.
Women's Champion
21 of 26Daniela Ryf defends her title as the 2015 IRONMAN 70.3 Women's World Champion.
110 Percent
22 of 26Canadian Heather Wurtele being carried off after her impressive second -place finish.
Women's Podium
23 of 26All smiles on the women's podium: Anja Beranek (3), Heather Wurtele (2) and Daniela Ryf (1).
Raining Beer
24 of 26Beer showers are the most appropriate post-race celebration in Austria.
The Champ
25 of 26Post-race interview with the women's 2015 IRONMAN 70.3 World Champion.
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