Monegasque triathlete Louis Richard achieved a historic milestone this weekend by winning the legendary Embrunman triathlon for the second consecutive year, firmly establishing himself among the sport’s elite…
After trailing in the opening swimming leg, Richard mounted a determined comeback during the demanding cycling stage, where he clawed back several crucial minutes. By the time the marathon began, he surged into the lead, demonstrating both stamina and strategy.
Crossing the finish line in 9 hours, 17 minutes and 39 seconds, Richard came within just three minutes and twenty seconds of the course record, underlining the high level of his performance in one of Europe’s most gruelling triathlon events.
The Embrunman, often dubbed the “Ironman of the Alps,” is renowned for its brutal climbs, altitude changes, and the intensity of its marathon finish. Richard’s repeat victory cements his reputation as a rising star of endurance sport in Monaco and beyond.
