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Alanis Siffert is a talented young Swiss athlete from the french speaking part of Switzerland and one of the world's top female triathletes. She has the drive, work ethic and passion to succeed, with a never give up attitude. All this with smile and sharing her good humor with those around her.
Athletic Career and Achievements
Alanis' bright smile hides her laser-focused drive, drive that has made this young star shine at the pointy end of pro triathlon for the last three seasons and will keep her there for many seasons to come.
Recent results: 2026 was an unforgettabel season for Alanis. She won Challenge Roth, becoming the youngest-ever champion in the event's history at 24 years old; became the Alp d'Huez Triathlon course record holder; finished 3rd at the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship; and won her first IRONMAN in Florida, setting a course record, Swiss record and 4th fastest IRONMAN time ever.
Ranking: finished the 2026 season #4 in the PTO world rankings.
Sport backround: Alanis was a true water baby. After her first immersion at four months old, she steadily established herself in the pool, averaging 22 hours of training per week during her career peak as a swimmer. She graduated from the Swiss Olympic Sportgymnasium in Bern in 2021, at the same time moving from swimming to triathlon racing. COVID restrictions, her family and lust for adventure pushed Alanis to try mountain biking - picking up triathlons was a natural change.
Equipment: she cycles with kit supplied by Scott and DT Swiss.
Association: Alanis trains under Brett Sutton and is associated with Team Duxsports, Home of Triathlon St Moritz, Velo-Club Fribourg, PTO and Swiss Triathlon.
Challenges and Opportunity
Competing consistently at the front of professional triathlon requires more than talent alone, it demands ongoing investment in international travel, competition, equipment and high-performance support. For an athlete like Alanis, who is proves herself against world-class fields time and again, the right backing can be the difference between maintaining momentum and accelerating it.
Having won half the races she started in 2025 to breaking course records in 2026, Alanis' trajectory is nothing short of stellar. At this exciting stage in her career support helps her build on that trajectory, creating greater freedom to focus on performance, recovery and long-term progression as she continues establishing herself among the sport’s leading athletes.