Germany · Triathlon
Laura Philipp
Canyon
Laura Philipp came to triathlon late: she climbed as a youngster and only learned to swim properly at 24. She has since become one of the best runners and most consistent performers in long-distance racing, with repeated Ironman European Championship wins and record-breaking times in Hamburg. She won the Ironman World Championship in Nice in 2024 and has also finished on the podium in Kona.

- Born
- 39yrs23 July 1987
- Current bike
- Canyon Speedmax CFR
- Major podiums
- 9
- Major wins
- 6
Career highlights
- 1stIronman World Championship Nice2024 · Canyon Speedmax CFR (5th gen)
- 1stIronman Kalmar2026 · Canyon Speedmax CFR
- 1stIronman European Championship (Hamburg)2025
- 1stIronman 70.3 European Championship (Tallinn)2023
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.
SourceResults on this bike 1st Ironman Kalmar 2026 
© Canyon Bicycles GmbH / Philipp Seipp CanyonSpeedmax CFR (5th gen)2024–2025Setup: Kona 2025: Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 2x with SRM Origin power meter crankset, Swiss Side Hadron² Ultimate wheels, prototype Schwalbe One TT tyres
Race setup · Kona 2025
Setup sourceParts Laura Philipp races (Kona 2025) Groupset Shimano Dura-Ace Di2, drivetrain 2x Crankset SRM Origin Power meter SRM Origin Wheelset Swiss Side Hadron² Ultimate Tires Schwalbe One TTCustom, Prototype
SourceResults on this bike 1st Ironman World Championship Nice 2024 3rd Ironman World Championship Kona 2025
Results by season
Major results we have a source for, newest first, with the bike when we know it.
2026
| 1st | Ironman Kalmaron Canyon Speedmax CFR | Source |
2025
| 1st | Ironman European Championship (Hamburg) | Source |
| 3rd | Ironman World Championship Konaon Canyon Speedmax CFR (5th gen) | Source |
2024
| 1st | Ironman World Championship Niceon Canyon Speedmax CFR (5th gen) | Source |
| 2nd | Challenge Roth | Source |
2023
| 1st | Ironman 70.3 European Championship (Tallinn) | Source |
| 3rd | Ironman World Championship (Kona) | Source |
2022
| 1st | Ironman European Championship (Hamburg) | Source |
2021
| 1st | Ironman European Championship (Tahko) | Source |