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's Triathlon Achievements.
Since the first Ironman in 2013, his career has been built around long distances, extreme formats, ultra-endurance, and challenges that go beyond mere rankings.
I discovered triathlon in September 2012. The following year, I finished the Ironman France in Nice, then the Embrunman a month later. Since then, my guiding principle has remained the same: to seek out races where the scenery, the duration, the weather, and the uncertainty matter just as much as the time.
13
Ironman events completed or started since 2013.
1
Napoleon Ultra-Triathlon, a quadruple Ironman in Corsica in 2016.
4
Major ultra-trails, from the Mercantour to the UTMB.
2
Marathons under three hours: Salisbury 2025 and Boston 2026.
Ironman events.
This list deliberately combines “classic” Ironman events with extreme formats covering the same or greater distances. This is where the story really unfolds: Nice, Embrun, then the European Xtreme Triathlons, followed by a more recent return to North American and international races.
2013
Ironman France Nice
First Ironman. The real starting point of my long-distance journey.
2013
Embrunman
Second finish at this distance, just one month after Nice.
2014
Celtman Xtreme Scottish Triathlon
44th overall, 2nd among French competitors, in 15 h 28 min 48 s. First major shift toward extreme triathlons.
2015
Austria eXtreme Triathlon
10th overall, 1st among French competitors, with a time of 15 hours, 33 minutes. One of the strongest results of the European season.
2016
Swissman Xtreme Triathlon
44th in one of the most iconic events on the Xtreme circuit.
2016
Evergreen Endurance 228
59th, with the second-fastest swim time.
2017
Alpsman Xtreme Triathlon
66th place and best individual time in swimming. The next day, swam around Lake Annecy: 22 km.
2018
Swedeman
Another extreme race, continuing the tradition of the Celtman, Austria, Swissman, Evergreen, and Alpsman.
2019
Altriman
Abandonment. An important line nonetheless: it serves as a reminder that preparation is an integral part of history.
2024
Starvation Xtreme Triathlon
A look back at extreme large-format photography in the United States.
2024
Canadaman
A new extreme North American race, in September.
2024
Fodaxman
Extreme Format in Brazil, the third major event of 2024.
2025
Ironman Maryland
The thirteenth Ironman event included in the course.
The Founding Challenge: UTN.
In 2016, the Napoleon Ultra-Triathlon went beyond the scope of a traditional race: a 16.4-km swim, a 550-km bike ride, and a 201-km run along the GR20 trail, completed in 5 days, 7 hours, and 54 minutes, to benefit the Adrien Association. It was a quadruple Ironman that was conceived, organized, and undertaken as a total adventure.
All About Triathlon.
Triathlon hasn't remained isolated. It has drawn inspiration from other disciplines: long-distance trail running, swimrun, cycling, open-water swimming, and marathons. These influences shape both the sport's profile and the races themselves.
Ultra-trail
- UTCAM 2015: 86th place in 40 hours, 56 minutes, and 59 seconds.
- 2016 Ultra-Trail du Cro-Magnon: 31st.
- Morenic Ultra-Trail 2017: 118 km, 24th place.
- UTMB 2018.
Swimrun & Swimming
- Rockman Swim & Run 2014, Norway: 12th-place team.
- 2017 Cannes La Légende SwimRun: 1st-place team.
- Swimming around Lake Annecy: 22 km, the day after the Alpsman.
- 2021 ÖTILLÖ Swimrun World Championships.
Cycling & Cycle Races
- Louis Caput 100 km Cyclosportive: winner in 2014, 2015, and 2016; 2nd place in 2017.
- Crossing the Alps by bike in 2015: Grasse–Annecy round trip, 1,001 km, approximately 25,000 m of elevation gain, six days.
Marathon
- Salisbury 2025: 2:56.
- Boston 2026: 2:55.
In the crosshairs.
The next steps are already marked on the calendar: Norseman 2026, Ultra-Lanzarote 2026, and then the ambitious Enduroman Arch to Arc in 2028. These aren’t just races to check off a list, but the logical continuation of a journey built around long, cold, mountainous, unpredictable, or downright unreasonable races.
His record reflects not so much a collection of medals as a lasting affinity for events that require endurance, adaptability, and the ability to keep going when the challenge becomes greater than oneself.