RegisterChampions who came to Antigua
Olympians, world champions and Caribbean title-holders have helped shape the Rohrman story. Athletes are presented by the scale of their international achievements, followed by every Rohrman result currently preserved in our archive.
01New Zealand
Three-time Olympian, 2005 U23 World Champion and one of the World Triathlon Series’ most consistent champions, with five overall series podium seasons.
02France
Fourth at the London 2012 Olympic Games and 2015 European champion, with World Cup victories before moving successfully into elite trail running.
03France
Athens 2004 Olympian, finishing 14th, with 12 World Triathlon podiums across a long international short- and long-course career.
04France
2007 Junior World Champion, 2006 European Junior Champion and fourth at the 2013 Stockholm World Triathlon Series race.
05Barbados
Barbados’ first Olympic triathlete, competing at Rio 2016, with seven World Triathlon podiums and two international wins.
06France
Former world junior No. 1 swimmer, double European junior swimming champion and 1998 World Aquathlon Championship silver medallist.
07Hungary
Hungarian international with 50 World Triathlon starts, four podiums and one victory.
08Saint Kitts & Nevis
National and OECS triathlon champion, multiple national road and time-trial cycling champion and international championship competitor.
09Guadeloupe
Multiple Guadeloupe triathlon champion and long-course specialist with an extensive record of regional victories.
10Trinidad & Tobago
Former Trinidad & Tobago national triathlon and duathlon champion and a regular winner on the Caribbean circuit.
11Jamaica
Three-time Jamaican national champion and experienced distance runner across road and trail competition on the Caribbean endurance circuit.
12Argentina
Patagonian-born Argentine triathlete active since 1986, with more than 400 completed triathlons. He represented Argentina from 1992–1994 and has spent roughly three decades coaching endurance athletes.
13Jamaica
Jamaican distance runner and Reggae Half Marathon winner, with victories across Jamaica’s road-racing circuit.
14Trinidad & Tobago
Trinidad & Tobago trail and road runner whose regional racing includes wins and podium performances across the southern Caribbean.
Historical result sets are incomplete in some years. This archive will be updated as additional official records are recovered.
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