Taylor Knibb discusses her Kona win and training routine
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 16, 2026, 11:00 PM
Last updated Oct 16, 2026

Ironman World Champion Taylor Knibb spoke about her recent victory at the Ironman World Championship held in Kona. She made a dramatic pass during the final mile to secure her win, marking a significant comeback after experiencing a heat stroke collapse at last year's event. Knibb emphasized the importance of her extensive training regimen, which includes 30 hours per week, and highlighted the support of her team. Additionally, she shared insights into her race day nutrition strategies, which range from cold rice to gels and Coke, as well as her ambitions for the upcoming Olympics. The interview took place on October 16, 2026.
- •Taylor Knibb won the Ironman World Championship in Kona.
- •She achieved victory with a late pass in the final mile.
- •Knibb returned to Kona after a heat stroke incident last year.
- •She trains approximately 30 hours each week.
- •Knibb discussed her race day fueling methods and Olympic goals.
- 11:00 PMYahoo Sports — Taylor Knibb on Winning Kona
"Taylor Knibb on winning Kona a year after her heat stroke collapse and what fuels an Ironman.
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