Switzerland · Triathlon
Daniela Ryf
Swiss triathlete who raced the Olympic distance at the 2008 and 2012 Games, finishing seventh in Beijing, before moving up to long distance. Nicknamed the "Angry Bird", she dominated from 2014 to 2019, winning 35 of 41 races, and collected a record ten Ironman world titles: five at the Ironman World Championship and five at the 70.3 Worlds. Her 2018 Kona win, after a jellyfish sting before the swim, set the course record. She retired with immediate effect in August 2024 because of spinal inflammation.

- Born
- 39yrs29 May 1987 · Solothurn, Switzerland
- Current bike
- Felt IA 2.0
- Major podiums
- 9
- Major wins
- 9
Career highlights
- 1stIronman World Championship (St George, 2021 edition held May 2022)2022 · Felt IA 2.0
- 1stIronman 70.3 World Championship2019
- 1stIronman World Championship (Kona)2018
- 1stIronman 70.3 World Championship2018
Bikes
The bikes by season and, where a source shows it, the race setup part by part: pros often swap the stock build for other brands' or custom parts.
- FeltIA 2.02022–2023
Setup: Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 with a Rotor crank, DT Swiss ARC 1100 (62 mm front, 80 mm rear), Continental GP5000 TR tires, Look Keo Blade Carbon pedals (Kona 2023)
Race setup · Kona 2023
Setup sourceParts Daniela Ryf races (Kona 2023) Groupset Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 Crankset Rotor Wheelset DT Swiss ARC 1100, front rim depth 62 mm · rear rim depth 80 mm Tires Continental GP5000 TR Pedals Look Keo Blade Carbon
SourceResults on this bike 1st Ironman World Championship (St George, 2021 edition held May 2022) 2022 5th Ironman World Championship (Kona) 2023
Results by season
Major results we have a source for, newest first, with the bike when we know it.
2023
| 5th | Ironman World Championship (Kona)on Felt IA 2.0 | Source |
2022
| 1st | Ironman World Championship (St George, 2021 edition held May 2022)on Felt IA 2.0 | Source |
2019
| 1st | Ironman 70.3 World Championship | Source |
2018
| 1st | Ironman World Championship (Kona) | Source |
| 1st | Ironman 70.3 World Championship | Source |
2016
| 1st | Ironman World Championship (Kona) | Source |
2015
| 1st | Ironman World Championship (Kona) | Source |
2014
| 1st | Ironman 70.3 World Championship | Source |