THE SPORTSMAN

 

3.8 km of swimming, 180 km of cycling, 42.2 km of running .. all within one competition ... IRONMAN ... the longest distance in commercial triathlon.

 

Like no other sport triathlon stands for maximum performance and extremes. In this sport, the limits of what is achievable are constantly redefined.

 

Christian Troger became the first man with one leg who finished the IRONMAN Austria. He redefined the limits of what is achievable as well. This was the kick-off to a storybook sports career.

 

Meanwhile, Christian Troger is multiple World Champion and European Champion in triathlon and duathlon. He celebrated many other international successes and participated in numerous respected sport events. At his last IRONMAN in Florida in November 2015 he obtained the fastest bike split ever by a one-legged athlete in an IRONMAN.  


Sporty Successes

 

Three-Time World Champion

  • Long Distance Triathlon World Championships 2012 in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
  • Sprint Distance Duathlon World Championships 2012 in Nancy, France
  • Long Distance Triathlon World Championships 2015 in Motala, Sweden

 

Five-Time European Champion

  • Cross Triathlon European Championships 2012 in The Hague, Netherlands
  • Cross Triathlon European Championships 2013 in Strobl am Wolfgangsee, Austria
  • Sprint Distance Duathlon European Championships 2014 in Horst, Netherlands
  • Middle Distance Triathlon European Championships 2014 in Mallorca, Spain
  • Middle Distance Triathlon European Championships 2015 in Rimini, Italy

 

Vice European Champion

  • Sprint Distance Triathlon European Championships 2012 in Eilat, Israel

 

Bronze at World Championships

  • Aquathlon World Championships 2013 in London, United Kingdom

 

Second Place

  • World Paratriathlon Series in Magog, Canada

 

Fastest bike split ever by an one-legged athlete in IRONMAN

IRONMAN Florida 2015 in Panama City Beach, USA


Awards

 

 

  • Carinthian physically challenged athlete of the years 2012 and 2015 
  • Decoration of Honour in Gold for services to the Republic of Austria 
  • Decoration of Honour for services to the state of Carinthia 
  • Decoration of Honour in Gold for services to the market town of Seeboden