Overview

• Rutkowski will attempt 60 Ironman triathlons between July 13 and September 10 in Dudenhofen and Speyer, covering 3.8 km swimming, 180 km cycling and 42 km running each day.
• She plans to average roughly 13 hours per race, which would total 228 km swimming, 10,500 km cycling and 2,532 km running over the two months.
• The current women’s record of 30 Ironman in 30 days is held by Austrian triathlete Alexandra Meixner.
• The 35-year-old has maintained a training regimen exceeding 40 hours per week and brings experience from 18 long-distance races alongside Deichmann.
• Jonas Deichmann, who set the men’s 120-in-120-day triathlon record in 2024, will join and support Rutkowski throughout her challenge.