Charlène Clavel from Mende, long-distance triathlon world champion

Charlène Clavel, during the Ironman 70.3 world championships in the United States. ARCHIVE PHOTO – SOPHIE GRAVIL

Charlène Clavel wins the long-distance triathlon world championships, this Sunday, August 25, 2024 in Townsville (Australia).

Charlène Clavel from Mende has achieved another remarkable performance and becomes long-distance triathlon world champion. This event consists of 3 km of swimming, 114 km of cycling and 30 km of running.

5h45'14 of effort

The member of the Sables Vendée Triathlon club, already French champion in the discipline, adds the world title to her list of achievements by winning the world championships which took place this Sunday, August 25, 2024 in Townsville (Australia), in 5h45'14.

À At the end of the race, she declared, according to the French Triathlon Federation: “I wanted to win. Today, I ran the perfect race and I am very happy about it.”