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Winner — Ironman 70.3 Tangier 2023
4 h 06 min 13 s — first win on the circuit
Professional triathlete
Maxence Mey
70.3 & full distance
Start — dive inThe story
From the pool to the pavement
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The early years
Swimmer at Triton Club Belleville
Born in Chalon-sur-Saône, Maxence learned to swim at Triton Club Belleville and rose to national level — years of pool lanes, black lines and stopwatches that laid every foundation.
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2021
The switch to triathlon
During the Covid period, bike and run join the water. Since 2021 the progression has been real: his swimmer’s engine often brings him out of the water in front.
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2023
First pro win & Monte Carlo Triathlon
6th in his age group at the 70.3 World Championship in Lahti, then a first win on the circuit at Ironman 70.3 Tangier. He joins Monte Carlo Triathlon to aim higher.
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Today
Racing 70.3 and full distance
A podium at Challenge Turku 2025 and new personal bests over 70.3: the progression continues over half and full distance, with the results to match.
Swim
1.9 km
of open-water swimming
It all starts in the water: the silence before the gun, then the whitewater. The swimmer’s arena — where Maxence often leads out.
T1
Transition — water to road
Bike
90 km
of road and climbing
The road tilts up and the line becomes a mountain profile. Time to climb, manage the power, and save the legs for the run.
T2
Transition — bike to stride
Run
21.1 km
to the line
All that is left: the stride, the heartbeat, and the light at the end — the half marathon that decides everything, all the way to the line.
Results
The results speak
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Podium — Challenge Turku 2025
3 h 51 min 09 s — fastest 70.3 to date
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70.3 World Championship — Lahti 2023
6th in the world in his age group
Results being validated — non-exhaustive list.
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