Iron Series event postponed due to Australian tsunami warning
Surf Life Saving Australia has cancelled today's IronMan and IronWoman Series competition due to the current beach closures and Tsunami warnings in place across the east coast of New South Wales.
A new date and location for the round three event - the survival format - will be announced in coming days, organisers say.
Rounds one and two of the Iron Series were held at North Bondi Beach on Friday and Saturday.
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Lizzie Welborn, Lana Rogers, Lily Finati, Aly Bull, Kendrick Louis, Jackson Borg prepare for the 2022 Nutri-Grain IronMan and IronWoman Series. Supplied
Reigning Iron Man champion Ali Day extended his record winning streak to eight races, after winning both the Enduro Surf and WaveCross events.
In the Iron Woman, Harriet Brown set up a commanding lead in the final board leg to clinch round one.
Not happy with second place the day before, defending champion Lana Rogers bounced back in round two to prevail in the eliminator-style sprint course.
Rounds four-six are scheduled to take place at Kurrawa on the Gold Coast from February 4-6.
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