IRONMAN Brasil
Florianópolis, Brazil · usually held in June
Ocean swim · wetsuits usually legal
Climbing not published: check the official course profile.
Mild conditions
IRONMAN Brasil is a Full / 140.6 triathlon in Florianópolis, Brazil, usually held in June. Below are the swim, the bike course and the typical conditions around race day, and what they mean for your gear and fueling. Sources are listed at the bottom of the page.
Racing it
The swim
The swim is in the sea. The average water temperature around race day is about 19.7°C (67°F). Wetsuits are usually allowed at that temperature, so check the rule on the day and use the Wetsuit Finder to match a suit to it.
The bike
We haven’t found a published climbing figure for the bike course, so check the course profile in the official athlete guide before you choose your bike and gearing.
Conditions and fueling
Around race day, air temperatures typically run from about 14.8°C (59°F) to a daytime high of about 22.5°C (73°F). By our rule of thumb that’s mild conditions: plan fluid and sodium with the Race Nutrition Calculator.
FAQ
Is IRONMAN Brasil wetsuit legal?
Usually, yes. The final call is made on race day from the measured water temperature.
How warm is the water at IRONMAN Brasil?
The average water temperature around race day is about 19.7°C (67°F). It varies year to year, so check the official update in race week.
Your race, tool by tool
Bring your wetsuit
Typical water temperature is in our “moderate” band: most suits cover it comfortably.
Find a wetsuit for this water →Check the course profile
The climbing isn’t published, so look at the official course profile: flat courses favour aero, hilly ones gearing.
Clip-ons or tri bike? →80g carbs · 700mg sodium · 700ml fluid an hour
Calculated for a mid-pack, average-sweat 70–80 kg athlete in these conditions (finish around 12:12). Make it yours in the calculator.
Personalise my fuel plan →Race checklist, pre-filled
Distance, swim and forecast already set for this race.
Open my checklist →Your race-day watts and paces
Enter your FTP, threshold pace or heart rate and get targets for this race’s distance and conditions.
Plan my pacing →Conditions are typical, not a forecast. Wetsuit rules, course and aid stations can change: always check the official athlete guide.
Sources: unlimitedsports.com.br, unlimitedsports.com.br, coastwatch.pfeg.noaa.gov, www.ncei.noaa.gov · water temperature: coastwatch.pfeg.noaa.gov · facts checked 2026-11-02