Raquel Torres Raquel Torres

IRONMAN 70.3 Santa Cruz | 2025

Nutrition: This time, I used a new, unflavored carb product with water (90 gr/hr) and added some drops of concentrate minerals and a 100% natural gel every 20 min. This was a total game-changer for me; once again, I kept feeling energetic, light, and strong from start to finish.

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Raquel Torres Raquel Torres

IRONMAN 70.3 Muncie | 2025

Ironman Muncie boasts over 45 years of history as the oldest IRONMAN 70.3 event in the continental US, according to the Muncie Journal and Towne Post Network. It began in 1980 as the Muncie Endurathon. 

Currently, Muncie 70.3 enjoys incredible support, where you can feel the excitement from the roaring spectators and community, enjoy the Hoosier hospitality, and experience the warmth of Midwestern charm.

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Raquel Torres Raquel Torres

IRONMAN 70.3 Cozumel | 2024

Stay hydrated and get as much ice as possible!

Maintaining a low core body temperature is a crucial aspect of this race. Before the race, doing an overly intense dryland warm-up before the swim may not be a brilliant idea. The water is so warm that you don't want to be overheated before you even start the swim. On race morning, I used some ice pads around my neck to keep my core temperature as low as possible until the race began.

Running Course Water Baggies at Aid Stations: 

At Ironman Cozumel 70.3, water is typically provided at aid stations in plastic baggies, not traditional paper cups. 

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