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‘He’s going to kill someone’: JSO releases video of pursuit involving drunk driver who plowed through IRONMAN triathlon
Read full article: ‘He’s going to kill someone’: JSO releases video of pursuit involving drunk driver who plowed through IRONMAN triathlonThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office shared dash cam video of a 62-year-old suspected drunk driver barreling through the the IRONMAN Jacksonville race, narrowly missing athletes, before police used a PIT maneuver to end the chase near Five Points.
Reports detail multiple traffic incidents during IRONMAN event, including JSO officer whose foot was run over
Read full article: Reports detail multiple traffic incidents during IRONMAN event, including JSO officer whose foot was run overMultiple traffic incidents are tied to the IRONMAN Jacksonville Triathlon on May 16, prompting responses by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, including one in which an officer was injured, according to crash reports.
IRONMAN Jacksonville: A behind-the-scenes look at race day (and the dolphins didn’t disappoint)
Read full article: IRONMAN Jacksonville: A behind-the-scenes look at race day (and the dolphins didn’t disappoint)News4Jax Anchor Joy Purdy got the chance to go behind the scenes on race day—bringing you as close to the action as possible, from the swim start to the transition zone.
St. Johns County commissioners weigh changes after IRONMAN Jacksonville traffic delays, safety concerns
Read full article: St. Johns County commissioners weigh changes after IRONMAN Jacksonville traffic delays, safety concernsSt. Johns County commissioners are weighing what happens next after the first-ever IRONMAN Jacksonville triathlon caused major traffic delays in parts of Ponte Vedra and Nocatee over the weekend.
18 patients hospitalized during Ironman Jacksonville, including 7 cyclists: JFRD
Read full article: 18 patients hospitalized during Ironman Jacksonville, including 7 cyclists: JFRDAccording to numbers released Monday by the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, nearly 60 EMS calls were made during the weekend’s IRONMAN Jacksonville event in Duval and St. Johns counties.
‘I’m thankful to be alive’: Orlando bicyclist recovering after getting hit by truck during IRONMAN Jacksonville
Read full article: ‘I’m thankful to be alive’: Orlando bicyclist recovering after getting hit by truck during IRONMAN JacksonvilleSt. Johns County Fire and Rescue confirmed that a car hit a bicyclist in the IRONMAN Jacksonville Triathlon on Saturday.
IRONMAN Jacksonville traffic impacts: What drivers and residents need to know about rolling road closures
Read full article: IRONMAN Jacksonville traffic impacts: What drivers and residents need to know about rolling road closuresIRONMAN athletes will race through city streets over the course of 17 hours on Saturday. The city is urging residents to review planned street closures, be patient and plan their travel accordingly.
Coast Guard sets St. Johns River safety zone for swim portion of IRONMAN race
Read full article: Coast Guard sets St. Johns River safety zone for swim portion of IRONMAN raceThe IRONMAN triathlon will bring thousands to Jacksonville on Saturday, prompting city officials and the U.S. Coast Guard to restrict access to a section of the St. Johns River for the 2.4-mile swimming portion of the race.
His competitive swimming career may have ended, but his athleticism continues with 2nd IRONMAN triathlon
Read full article: His competitive swimming career may have ended, but his athleticism continues with 2nd IRONMAN triathlonA 21-year-old St. Johns County athlete is set to take on one of endurance sports’ most grueling challenges this weekend — 140.6 miles of swimming, biking and running at Ironman Jacksonville.
Jacksonville to host the city’s first-ever IRONMAN triathlon May 16
Read full article: Jacksonville to host the city’s first-ever IRONMAN triathlon May 16Jacksonville is getting ready to welcome thousands of athletes, spectators and volunteers from across the country for the inaugural IRONMAN Jacksonville triathlon on Saturday, May 16.