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Rudy Von Berg

American triathlete born in Georgia who grew up in Nice, France, the son of a competitive triathlete, and moved back to the United States at 19. He won two national collegiate titles at the University of Colorado before turning professional, then made his name over the middle distance with two Ironman 70.3 European titles and bronze at the 2019 70.3 World Championship. Moving up to Ironman, he won Ironman France in 2022 and set a course record at Ironman Texas in 2023, then took bronze in Kona in 2024 as the top American.

Rudy Von Berg running at the 2025 Ironman European Championship in Frankfurt
© Jürgen Matern / CC BY-SA 4.0
Born
33yrs4 October 1993 · Columbus, Georgia, United States
Current bike
Factor HANZŌ
Major podiums
6
Major wins
4

Career highlights

  • 1stIronman Texas2023
  • 1stIronman France (Nice)2022
  • 1stIronman 70.3 European Championship (Denmark)2019
  • 1stIronman 70.3 European Championship (Denmark)2018

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.

  1. FactorHANZŌ2024–2025

    Setup: SRAM Red AXS 1x (58T at Kona 2024, 54T at Nice 2025), 10-33 cassette, Cadex wheels

    Race setup · Ironman World Championship 2025 (Nice)

    Parts Rudy Von Berg races (Ironman World Championship 2025 (Nice))
    GroupsetSRAM Red AXS, drivetrain 1x
    Crankset54T (58T at Kona 2024)
    Cassette10-33
    WheelsetCADEX
    Setup source
    Results on this bike
    3rdIronman World Championship Kona2024
    Source

Results by season

Major results we have a source for, newest first, with the bike when we know it.

2024

Results in 2024
3rdIronman World Championship Konaon Factor HANZŌSource

2023

Results in 2023
1stIronman TexasSource

2022

Results in 2022
1stIronman France (Nice)Source

2019

Results in 2019
1stIronman 70.3 European Championship (Denmark)Source
3rdIronman 70.3 World Championship (Nice)Source

2018

Results in 2018
1stIronman 70.3 European Championship (Denmark)Source

Sources