Rob Barel

Rob Barel
Medal record

Representing the Netherlands
Men's Triathlon
ITU Triathlon World Championships
	1992 Huntsville	Elite
ITU Long Distance World Championships
	1994 Nice	Elite
	1997 Nice	Elite
	1998 Sado Island	Elite
ETU Triathlon European Championships
	1985 Immenstadt	Elite
	1986 Marseille	Elite
	1987 Milton Keynes	Elite
	1989 Cascais	Elite
	1990 Linz	Elite
	1991 Geneva	Elite
ETU Middle Distance Triathlon European Championships
	1994 Nove Mesto	Elite
	1991 Trier	Elite
ETU Long Distance Triathlon European Championships
	1985 Almere	Elite
	1987 Joroinen	Elite
	1993 Embrun	Elite
ETU Cross Triathlon European Championships
	2008 Ameland	Elite

Robert ("Rob") Alexander Barel (born 23 December 1957 in Amsterdam) is an athlete from the Netherlands. He competes in triathlon.

Career

Originally a swimmer, Barel competed and won his first triathlon in 1982 (Amsterdam). Won the very first ETU European Championships in 1985 (Immenstadt). Competed in the first ITU Word Championships in 1989 (Avignon, 5th place). Won the first ITU Long Distance Championships in 1994 (Nice). Competed in the first Olympic triathlon at the 2000 Summer Olympics. He took forty-third place with a total time of 1:55:36.69 at the age of 42.

Titles

World Champion Long Distance triathlon: 1994
European Champion Middle Distance triathlon EK: 1986, 1988, 1994
European Champion Olympic distance triathlon: 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988
National Champion Olympic distance triathlon: 1986, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1994, 1998
National Champion duatlon: 1993, 1994, 1997
National Champion cross triathlon: 2005, 2008
European Champion cross triathlon: 2008
National Champion Mountainbike Masters2: 2005, 2006, 2007

Major achievements

Year	Pst.	Tournament	Venue
1984	3rd	National Championship Long Distance	Almere, Netherlands
1985	2nd	European Championships Long Distance	Almere, Netherlands
1987	2nd	European Championships Long Distance	Joroinen, Finland
1988	1st	European Championships Olympic Distance	Venice, Italy
1989	5th	World Championship Olympic Distance	Avignon, France
1989	2nd	European Championships Olympic Distance	Cascais, Portugal
1990	5th	World Championship Olympic Distance	Orlando, Florida, United States
1990	2nd	European Championships Olympic Distance	Linz, Austria
1991	2nd	European Championships Olympic Distance	Geneva, Switzerland
1992	2nd	National Championship duatlon	Den Dungen, Netherlands
1992	3rd	World Championship Olympic Distance	Huntsville, Ontario, Canada
1993	2nd	European Championships Long Distance	Embrun, France
1995	3rd	National Championship Long Distance	Almere, Netherlands
1996	3rd	European Championships duatlon	Mafra, Portugal
1997	2nd	Long Distance World Championships	Nice, France
1997	3rd	National Championship Olympic Distance	Roermond, Netherlands
1998	2nd	World Long Distance	Sado Island, Japan
2000	43rd	Olympic Games	Sydney, Australia
2003	2nd	National Championship Middle Distance	Nieuwkoop, Netherlands
2004	3rd	National Championship Middle Distance	Nieuwkoop, Netherlands
2008	2nd	Masters 2 National Championship Mountainbike	Oss, Netherlands

References

(Dutch) Dutch Olympic Committee
(English) sports-reference

World Champions in men's ITU Long Distance Triathlon

Rob Barel (1994) Simon Lessing (1995) Greg Welch (1996) Luc Van Lierde (1997-1998) Peter Sandvang (1999-2001) Cyrille Neveu (2002) Eneko Llanos (2003) Torbjørn Sindballe (2004) Viktor Zemchev (2005) Torbjørn Sindballe (2006) Julien Loy (2007-2008) Timothy O'Donnell (2009) Sylvain Sudrie (2010) Jordan Rapp (2011) Chris McCormack (2012) Bertrand Billard (2013-2014) Cyril Viennot (2015)

(women)

European Champions in men's ETU Triathlon

Rob Barel (1985-1988) Yves Cordier (1989) Fons Hamblock (1990) Simon Lessing (1991) Spencer Smith (1992) Simon Lessing (1993-1994) Rainer Müller-Hörner (1995) Luc Van Lierde (1996) Spencer Smith (1997) Andrew Johns (1998) Reto Hug (1999) Andrew Johns (2000) Filip Ospalý (2001) Iván Raña (2002-2003) Rasmus Henning (2004) Frédéric Belaubre (2005-2006) Javier Gómez (2007) Frédéric Belaubre (2008) Javier Gómez (2009) Alistair Brownlee (2010-2011) Javier Gómez (2012) Ivan Vasiliev (2013) Alistair Brownlee (2014)

(women)

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