Set in the scenic Laurentian Mountains in Quebec, Canada, IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant is a highly regarded half-distance triathlon known for its breathtaking natural beauty and excellent organization. Athletes begin with a 1.2-mile swim in the clear waters of Lac Tremblant, followed by a 56-mile bike ride on smooth, rolling roads featuring about 1,100 meters of elevation gain, and finish with a 13.1-mile run through shaded, paved trails and the charming Mont-Tremblant Village. The event is praised for its supportive atmosphere, enthusiastic volunteers, and is a frequent sell-out on the IRONMAN circuit.

IRONMAN Chattanooga is a full-distance triathlon staged in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA. The race kicks off with a 2.4-mile swim in the Tennessee River, followed by a unique 116-mile bike ride (slightly longer than the standard 112 miles) that includes challenging climbs and scenic stretches through the surrounding countryside. Athletes finish with a 26.2-mile run, which loops through downtown Chattanooga and across the Tennessee River, offering views of the riverfront and vibrant local support. The course is known for its rolling terrain, natural beauty, and energetic city atmosphere.

IRONMAN Cozumel is a full-distance IRONMAN event held annually on the Mexican island of Cozumel. The race features a 2.4-mile swim in the crystal-clear Caribbean waters off Chankanaab Park, where athletes are surrounded by vibrant fish and coral reefs. The 112-mile bike course circles the island’s roads, often with ocean views, and the 26.2-mile run winds through downtown Cozumel, offering energetic local support. The event is renowned for its tropical setting, flat and fast course, and festive atmosphere, attracting thousands of athletes from around the world each year.

The Arizona Monster is a 304 mile point to point journey through Southern Arizona's Sonoran desert. The Sonoran desert is unique, in that it has subtropical warmth in winter and two seasons of rainfall. This creates an extreme contrast between aridity and moisture supporting diverse and vibrant flora and fauna. The route is rugged, challenging, and features some of Southern Arizona's most iconic backcountry terrain and high elevation mountains.

To be unbound is to be free. It’s the spirit that 4,000 riders bring with them to the Flint Hills of Kansas for one weekend each spring; the spirit of an event that began with 34 participants in 2006 and now stands as the “World’s Premier Gravel Event.” And so it is fitting that the event and its organization, the one embodied by a limitless ethos that calls Emporia home, now has a name to match its ferocious spirit.