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Jason West

American triathlete based in Boulder, Colorado, who turned professional in 2013 and won draft-legal sprint and Olympic-distance races before moving to non-drafting and middle-distance racing. Known above all for his running, he has collected more than 20 professional wins, including the 2022 Ironman 70.3 North American Championship in Chattanooga, Clash Miami and 70.3 Los Cabos in 2023, and 70.3 Augusta and Louisville in 2025.

Jason West in his Ventum race kit
© Ventum
Born
1993
Current bike
Ventum Tempus
Major podiums
6
Major wins
6

Career highlights

  • 1stIronman 70.3 Northern California2026
  • 1stIronman 70.3 Augusta2025
  • 1stIronman 70.3 Louisville2025
  • 1stClash Miami2023

Bikes

The bikes by season and, where a source shows it, the race setup part by part: pros often swap the stock build for other brands' or custom parts.

  1. VentumTempus2024–2025

    Setup: SRAM RED 2x, 56/43 chainrings, 165 mm cranks, Swiss Side Hadron disc rear with an 80 mm front, Continental GP5000 tubeless tires, Profile Design Wing Ultimate 42 cm with ASC Pro extensions (70.3 Worlds Taupo 2024)

    Race setup · Ironman 70.3 World Championship 2024 (Taupō)

    Parts Jason West races (Ironman 70.3 World Championship 2024 (Taupō))
    GroupsetSRAM Red, drivetrain 2x
    Crankset56/43 · 165 mm
    WheelsetSwiss Side Hadron, front rim depth 80 mm · rear disc wheel
    TiresContinental Grand Prix 5000, set up tubeless
    BasebarProfile Design Wing Ultimate, basebar width 420 mm
    ExtensionsProfile Design ASC Pro
    Setup source
    Source

Results by season

Major results we have a source for, newest first, with the bike when we know it.

2026

Results in 2026
1stIronman 70.3 Northern CaliforniaSource

2025

Results in 2025
1stIronman 70.3 AugustaSource
1stIronman 70.3 LouisvilleSource

2023

Results in 2023
1stClash MiamiSource
1stIronman 70.3 Los CabosSource

2022

Results in 2022
1stIronman 70.3 North American Championship (Chattanooga)Source

Also riding Ventum

Sources