Mike Reilly, the official "Voice of IRONMAN" worldwide and a member of the IRONMAN Hall of Fame, the USA Triathlon Hall of Fame and the Running USA Hall of Champions, is the only person to have been inducted into all three.

Mike has also done on-site announcing and television coverage for over a thousand other triathlon and running events in 10 countries. He’s called 202 IRONMAN races worldwide, and his iconic call of “You are an IRONMAN!” has been heard by over 350,000 finishers.

Ryan the Musician: Ryan Kinder brings a wealth of life experience to his debut album, Room to Dream. He launched his performing career as a teenager in the clubs around his hometown of Birmingham, Alabama, and his music has since carried him to Nashville and a tour with two of his musical heroes.

Kinder has accrued more than 100 million streams by steadily building a fan base through electrifying live shows, exceptional musicianship, and a sound he describes as “riff-roaring rock with a side of sweet Southern soul.” The dream awakened in him during a family vacation in Destin, Florida, when he was roused from a backseat nap by his mom’s John Mayer CD.

Learn more about Ryan's music and tour schedule here and be sure to check out his YouTube Channel.

Ryan the Triathlete: Ryan has been racing in IRONMAN events since 2018. He began his triathlon journey after his close friend, Kyle Wagley, passed away from cancer. Kyle rode in the Tour De Natchez Trace (444 miles in 4 days) every year and when Kyle knew he wasn't going to make it to the next race, Ryan vowed to do the event for him. During that first 444, Ryan met Kyle's roommate and from their conversation Ryan learned that Kyle had wanted to do an IRONMAN race. This led to Ryan doing his first IRONMAN in Kyle's honor. Since that first IRONMAN (Visit Panama City IRONMAN Florida) Ryan has gone on to race in Chattanooga, Muncie, Florida, Boulder and at the 2022 IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawaii.

Ryan continues to race in Kyle's honor at this year's Qatar Airways IRONMAN 70.3 Chattanooga, IRONMAN 70.3 Louisville and the Athletic Brewing IRONMAN Lake Placid as part of the IRONMAN Foundation.

The acclaimed documentary, "Keep Up" shares the story of his challenging journey with both the coveted 2022 Kona IRONMAN World Championship finish line and his inspiring music career.

Rob, famously known as "Fireman Rob," has been an inspirational figure in both the firefighting and athletic communities. With over 20 years of dedicated service as a professional firefighter, he has not only saved lives but also ignited the spirit of courage and determination across the globe. Rob is renowned for competing in IRONMAN events fully geared in his firefighter suit, a testament to his extraordinary endurance and commitment to raising awareness for mental health and supporting children’s hospitals.

His journey through grueling IRONMAN competitions in full firefighting gear has captivated audiences worldwide, making him a symbol of resilience and human strength. Fireman Rob's story is not just about physical feats; it’s a powerful narrative that underscores the importance of resilience, passion, and mental strength. As a motivational speaker, he has touched the lives of many, sharing his message of "Your Strength Is in Your Passion" to encourage others to overcome their challenges with resilience and passion.

Adrienne Bunn competed in and finished the 2023 Women’s VinFast IRONMAN World Championship at 18 years old, the youngest competitor in the field. She won her division in 12 hours and 41 minutes...but that isn't all you need to know about this incredible lady. She became the first openly autistic woman to finish the race in the event’s history!

From what she says was an intensely challenging childhood battling loneliness, developmental challenges, and social ostracization, Adrienne now is an inspirational example that "Anything is Possible". With her steadfast belief in herself, and an unstoppable passion for her sport this groundbreaking athlete is just getting started!

Through triathlon, Adrienne found where she belongs.