Rasmus Henning

Rasmus Henning 35 years old Dane Rasmus Henning has been one of the top male triathletes in the world for over 10 years. After 8 years of Olympic Distance racing with numerous big results to his name, the two time Olympian swiched back to iron distance racing in 2009 and immediately became a succes. He won Ironman China in April with a 30 minute margin and qualified for Ironman Hawaii. In August 2009 he became European Long Distance Champion and thus being the first male to have won both short and long course European Championships. Rasmus managed a fifth place finish in his debut in Kona despite a broken hand suffered 17 days before the race. In 2010 he won the popular Challenge Roth iron distance race in July recording the 5th fastest time ever in 7:52:36. He ran an amazing 2:39 marathon in the process. His 2010 Hawaii His goal for 2011 is the same as 2010: To become Ironman World Champion in Hawaii this October. Long distance racing - most important results: Winner Challenge Roth 2010 in 5th fastest ironman ever: 7:52:36 with 2:39 marathon split 5th in Ironman Hawaii debut 2009 ITU European Long Course Champion 2009 Winner Ironman China 2009 Silver ITU World Championships 2001 Won in debut ironman in Fredericia at the open Danish championships in 2000 Olympic distance racing - most important results: 2004 European Champion 5 world cup titles, including Des Moines wins in 2008 and 2007 8th in Beijing Olympics 2008 7th in Athens Olympics 2004 Multiple European Cup winner. Multiple Danish Championships in triathlon on distances from sprint to iron-distance.