List of triathletes
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This is a list of triathletes who are athletes notable for their achievements in the triathlon.
Legend
Symbol/Column | Description |
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Gold medal in the Olympics, Ironman World Championship, ITU World Triathlon Series or ITU Triathlon World Cup Series | |
Silver medal in the Olympics, Ironman World Championship, ITU World Triathlon Series or ITU Triathlon World Cup Series | |
Bronze medal in the Olympics, Ironman World Championship, ITU World Triathlon Series or ITU Triathlon World Cup Series | |
(#) | Placement in any major triathlon competition ranked 4th or below |
Name | Athlete's name |
Country | Athlete's citizenship during competition |
Olympics | Placement in the Olympics |
Ironman | Placement in the Ironman World Championship |
WTS | Placement in the ITU World Triathlon Series |
WC | Placement in the ITU Triathlon World Cup Series |
Other | Other notable information |
Men
Women
Name | Country | Olympics | Ironman | WTS | WC | Other | Ref |
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Kate Allen | Austria | 2004 (14) 2008 |
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Erin Densham | Australia | (22) 2008 2012 |
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Vanessa Fernandes | Portugal | (8) 2004 2008 |
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Jude Flannery | United States | ||||||
Loretta Harrop | Australia | (5) 2000 2004 |
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Helen Jenkins | United Kingdom | (5) 2000 2004 |
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Michellie Jones | Australia | 2000 | |||||
Brigitte McMahon | Switzerland | 2000 (10) 2004 |
First women to win a gold medal at the Olympics | ||||
Magali Messmer | Switzerland | 2000 (13) 2008 |
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Emma Moffatt | Australia | 2008 (DNF) 2012 |
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Lisa Norden | Sweden | (18) 2008 2012 |
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Emma Snowsill | Australia | 2008 | |||||
Nicola Spirig | Switzerland | (19) 2004 (6) 2008 2012 |
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Chrissie Wellington | United Kingdom | current overall and "m-dot" record holder; WC record holder 2009–2012; undefeated at the Ironman distance | |||||
Susan Williams | United States | 2004 |
References
- ↑ "Oldest triathlete: Arthur Gilbert sets world record". World Record Academy. 29 December 2011. Retrieved 23 March 2012.
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