Pierre Le Corre
PROFESSIONAL TRIATHLETE
HEIGHT
BEST TIME
Pierre Le Corre
Proudly representing France
Pierre hails from from Vannes in the west of France, where he took up swimming at the age of six before moving to Philadelphia, USA, in 2006. There, he discovered the joys of running and, without abandoning his beloved swimming, decided to take up triathlon.
Launching himself onto the global scene with the U23 World Championship title in 2013, the following year he landed the French national title, a feat he would repeat in 2015 as well as a top-10 world ranking.
In 2016, Le Corre made his Olympic debut at Rio 2016, and earned his first World Series podium at WTS Stockholm, a feat he would go on to repeat in 2017 alongside top 10 finishes in WTS Leeds, WTS Montreal, WTS Edmonton and the Grand Final Rotterdam.
After mixed fortunes in 2018, the year ended on a high thanks to a superb gold double in the European Championships in Glasgow and fourth place in the Grand Final Gold Coast, helping Le Corre secure a career-best 8th place in the overall rankings.
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HEIGHT
(CM)
WEIGHT
(KG)
2
EUROPEAN
TITLES
18.000
TOTAL KMS
YEARLY
29'16
BEST TIME
RUNNING 10K
road to success
1996
Swimming Debut
in La Roche /u Yon Natation.
1990
D.O.B
Born in Vannes - Morbihan, on Feb 3rd.
2008
Discovering Athletics in the USA
School exchange in the USA at CB West High School.
2009
Triathlon Debut
National performance center in Montpellier
Junior National Champion
First National Team Selection
2011
1st European Cup Podium
Brasschaat (BEL)
2012
First World Cup Win
Tiszaujvaros (HUN)
U23 European Champion
Aguilas (ESP)
2013
U23 World Champion 🏆
London (UK)
2014
Elite National Champion🇫🇷
Win on the Grand Prix de Nice
2015
First Podium on WTS - Auckland (NZ)
Ranked N*10 in the World
2016
Qualifies for RIO OLYMPIC GAMES🇧🇷
Ranked N*8 in the World
2017
Vice European Champion - Dusseldorf (GER)
Podium on WTS - Stockholm (SWE)
2018
Double European Champion 🇪🇺
Individual and Mixed Team Relay
Glasgow (UK)
2019
Gold Medal at the Olympics Test Event 🇯🇵
Mixed Team Relay - Tokyo (JAP)
Win on the Grand Prix de Quiberon (FRA)
2nd at Super League Jersey (UK)
Tokyo Olympics 2021
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