Denmark · Triathlon
Kristian Høgenhaug
Kristian Høgenhaug is a Danish long-distance triathlete from the Aarhus 1900 club whose biggest weapon is the bike. He broke through by winning Ironman Hamburg in 2019, and in 2025 he took a dominant win at Challenge's The Championship in Samorin with the fastest bike split. At Ironman Frankfurt that year he rode 3:52:10, which Quintana Roo calls the fastest Ironman bike split on record.

- Born
- 35yrs31 July 1991 · Løgten, Denmark
- Current bike
- Quintana Roo V-PRi
- Major podiums
- 6
- Major wins
- 3
Career highlights
- 1stThe Championship (Samorin)2025
- 1stChallenge Salou2022
- 1stIronman Hamburg2019
- 2ndIronman Lake Placid2026
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.

© Quintana Roo / Triathlon Focus Setup: Shimano 1x, 165 mm cranks, DT Swiss ARC 1100 Dicut DB 85 front and disc rear, Continental GP5000 TT TR tires, Aero Gain cockpit, prototype SpeedCoat paint (Nice 2025)
Race setup · Ironman World Championship 2025 (Nice)
Setup sourceParts Kristian Høgenhaug races (Ironman World Championship 2025 (Nice)) Groupset Shimano, drivetrain 1x Crankset 165 mm Wheelset DT Swiss ARC 1100 Dicut DB, front rim depth 85 mm · rear disc wheel Tires Continental Grand Prix 5000 TT TR Aerobar system Aero Gain
SourceResults on this bike 2nd (record bike split, 3:52:10) Ironman Frankfurt (European Championship) 2025 12th-fastest bike split (4:41:55) Ironman World Championship (Nice) 2025
Results by season
Major results we have a source for, newest first, with the bike when we know it.
2026
| 2nd | Ironman Lake Placid | Source |
2025
| 1st | The Championship (Samorin) | Source |
| 2nd (record bike split, 3:52:10) | Ironman Frankfurt (European Championship)on Quintana Roo V-PRi | Source |
| 2nd | Ironman Lake Placid | Source |
| 12th-fastest bike split (4:41:55) | Ironman World Championship (Nice)on Quintana Roo V-PRi | Source |
2022
| 1st | Challenge Salou | Source |
2019
| 1st | Ironman Hamburg | Source |