Challenge Roth: Pro Women Start List and Bib Numbers

A full start list, including bib numbers, for the women's field at Challenge Roth
DATEV Challenge Roth 2022 - Anne Haug finish line
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It is the showdown that we have all been waiting for. This weekend, the best long course women in the world will go head-to-head at one of the most iconic race venues in the sport at Challenge Roth.

Featuring all three of the last IRONMAN World Champions, plus a number of other big names, the professional women’s race has been billed as one of the most competitive races of the season so far and judging by all the talk in race week, it looks set to live up to the hype.

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Pro Women racing at Challenge Roth

Leading the lineup in the women’s race is Anne Haug of Germany, who having won the last two editions of this race, looks on track to earn a third straight title and stretch her unbeaten run so far this season to four races.

DATEV Challenge Roth 2022 - Anne Haug finish line
Photo Credit: Lars Pamler / Challenge Roth

Alongside Haug in Bavaria are both of last year’s IRONMAN World Champions. Despite mixed starts to the season, Daniela Ryf, who won in St George and Chelsea Sodaro, who won in Kona, will fancy their chances on Sunday.

Start list and bib numbers – Pro Women

BIBFIRSTLASTCOUNTRY
101AnneHaugGermany
102FenellaLangridge United Kingdom
103ChelseaSodaroUnited States
105LauraPhilippGermany
106DanielaRyfSwitzerland
108LisaNordenSweden
109JamieAlbertSwitzerland
110MajaBetzGermany
111ElisabettaCurridoriItaly
112MargieSantimariaItaly
113Lina-KristinSchinkGermany
114JohannaAhrensGermany
115MargritElfersGermany
118HannahArlomGermany
119VanessaPereiraPortugal
120ElenaIlleditschGermany
121LineBorinskiDenmark
122Katrine ChristensenDenmark
123DebbieGreigUnited Kingdom
124HenrikeGuberGermany
125LeonieGumhaschGermany
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Tomos Land
Tomos Land is a triathlon & running journalist whose expertise lies in the professional world of short course & long distance triathlon, though he also boasts an extensive knowledge of ultra-running.

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