Sad news: Julia Viellehner

A cyclist hit by a heavy goods vehicle has claimed another life, as Germany's Julia Viellehner has died as a result of injuries suffered during the crash
Julia VIellehner
Get the ultimate guide to destination racing

World Championship medallist dies following horrific bike crash

Julia Viellehner, a German duathlete and triathlete who took the silver medal behind Great Britain’s Emma Pooley at the 2015 ITU Powerman Long Distance Duathlon Championships in Zofingen, has died as a result of injuries sustained when hit by a heavy goods vehicle while cycling in Italy.

As well as her multisport exploits, Viellehner was also a successful runner, including winning the Munich Marathon in 2015.

This horrible news also comes on the same day as the death of former Moto GP champion, Nicky Hayden, also from injuries sustained while cycling, also in Italy.

More information and details can be found on the ETU Triathlon website, in this article from ETU Media Officer, Paul Groves.

Advertisement

CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL ETU NEWS ARTICLE

Julia VIellehner
Second at Powerman Zofingen in 2015
Written by
John Levison
TRI247's Chief Correspondent, John has been involved in triathlon for well over 30 years, 15 of those writing on these pages, whilst he can also be found commentating for events across the UK.

Magnus Ditlev on Kona heartbreak: ‘The lights suddenly went out’

Kat Matthews’ on viral Kona moment with Paula Findlay: ‘It hurts my heart a little bit’

Solveig Løvseth reassures fans after Kona collapse: ‘I’m doing okay’

Gustav Iden’s emotional Kona tribute: ‘I’m happy I could deliver a podium in her memory’

Taylor Knibb fulfils childhood Kona dream by learning to let go: ‘The island will always win’

IRONMAN World Championship 2026: Women’s full finishing order and Pro Series standings

IRONMAN World Championship 2026: Men’s full finishing order and Pro Series standings

IRONMAN World Championship 2026: Will Vincent Luis rethink retirement plans?

Magnus Ditlev on Kona heartbreak: ‘The lights suddenly went out’

Kat Matthews’ on viral Kona moment with Paula Findlay: ‘It hurts my heart a little bit’

Solveig Løvseth reassures fans after Kona collapse: ‘I’m doing okay’

Gustav Iden’s emotional Kona tribute: ‘I’m happy I could deliver a podium in her memory’

Taylor Knibb fulfils childhood Kona dream by learning to let go: ‘The island will always win’

IRONMAN World Championship 2026: Women’s full finishing order and Pro Series standings

IRONMAN World Championship 2026: Men’s full finishing order and Pro Series standings

IRONMAN World Championship 2026: Will Vincent Luis rethink retirement plans?

Share to...