Charlotte Morel

Quick Facts

Full Name	Charlotte Morel
Occupation	Triathlete
Date Of Birth	Jan 16, 1989(1989-01-16)
Age	35
Birthplace	Draguignan
Country	France
Birth City	Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Horoscope	Capricorn

Charlotte Morel Biography

Charlotte Morel is one of the most popular and richest Triathlete who was born on January 16, 1989 in Draguignan, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France. After the National Team’s Training session on Lanzarote, Morel, hampered by an injury, was forced to cut out the cycling and running training for two months. Following her disappointment at finishing 22nd in the World Cup in Quarteira she chose not to participate at her participation in the World Cup in Ishigaki, to which, in any case the majority of European triathletes were not able to travel due to the Icelandic Ash Cloud. Morel didn’t start at the triathlons she had planned to participate in which initially were included as one of her targets (objectifs) in her website, e.g. her participation in the FITRI triathlon at Andora and The Triathlon EDF Alpe D’Huez, The European Cup in Geneva, the European U23 Championships in Vila Nova de Gaia (Porto) as well as The World Cup Tongyeong.

At 17 years old, Morel was her 2005 National Champion in Duathlon and Triathlon began to establish herself at an international level also. In the junior class she finished 13th at the European Championships in Autun and 7th at the World Championships in Lausanne. In the Duathlon World Championship in Rimini she was ranked in the top ten as well . In Switzerland she was awarded the gold medal in the Sprint Triathlon of Walliswil. In France she was a member of for the Club Beauvais and participated in two triathlons that are part of the high-end D1 Club Championship Series: in Beauvais she was 28th as well as the race in Lorient 11th.

In June 2006, Morel took her high-school diploma at the Lycée Saint Exupery (BAC S = scientifique, i.e. sciences de la vie et de la terre) and registered with the University of Nice for undergraduate and postgraduate studies in sports (STAPS = Sciences et techniques des activités physiques et sportives). In summer 2008 she obtained the DEUG STAPS (Diplôme d’études universitaires générales) and in summer 2009 the Licence L3 in éducation et motricité, a kind of bachelor’s degree, to go on with her Master’s studies in nutrition (Prévention et Education pour la Santé par l’Activité Physique, option Prévention par l’alimentation et la nutrition), which she concluded in June 2011.

In 2007 Morel was again the National Duathlon and Triathlon Champion in the Junior class, but she also won the National Triathlon Championships in the U23 category (Espoir) and this result at the same time gained her, at the age of 18, the silver medal in the French Elite ranking. Morel also represented Beauvais in the Club Championship Series (Grand Prix). In the three competitions in which she took part she was always among the top-three of her age category (Junior): Lorient (3rd, overall 32nd), Embrun (2nd, overall 6th), and La Baule (3rd, overall 8th). At the European Junior Championships in Copenhagen and the World Junior Championships in Hamburg she placed 6th and 8th respectively. As an 18-year-old she also competed in the Elite class successfully: at the European Cup and the Premium European Cup in Poland and in Turkey respectively she placed 11th and 14th. After her traditional summer training camp in Alpe d’Huez Charlotte Morel won the sprint triathlon in Vaujany (29 July 2007).

From 2005 until 2012, Morel participated at 35 ITU competitions and three World Military Triathlons and achieved 24 top ten places (excluding the Military Team rankings). If not stated otherwise, the competitions listed below are triathlons that fall into the elite category. These are based on an official ITU rankings as well as an athlete’s ITU profile page.

Charlotte Morel Net Worth

Charlotte Morel is one of the richest Triathlete from France. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Charlotte Morel 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

At the national level she continued her climb to become the leading one young triathlete however she was not permitted evidently due to some reason of strategic importance to compete at the National Junior Championships again, which would have earned the athlete another medal this time in the category of Junior (jeunes). She was 2nd in the National Duathlon Championships, but she was awarded an award of gold in junior division at the Courte Distance (Olympic distance) triathlon at Embrun. Morel was also a participant at three Lyonnaise des Eaux races as well as with the club Beauvais she was able to claim the gold medal at this well-known French Club Championship Series. In Paris she was 9th (U23 3rd) and in Beauvais 8th (U23 5th) and she placed in La Baule 13th (U23: 5th).

Charlotte Morel (born 16 January 1989 in Draguignan, Var), is a French professional triathlete. She is 12 times National Champion in various duathlon and triathlon categories (cadette junior, cadette, espoir), e.g. National United States U23 Triathlon Champion in the years 2009, 2010 2011 and 2012. From 2006 onwards, Morel is a permanent participant of the French National Team. For the French Club Championship Series, Morel played for the club Beauvais in which they e.g. In 2006, 2009, and 2010 took home two championships: in the French Club Championship Series Lyonnaise des Eaux as well as the National Club Championships in Gruissan. From 2013 until 2016 however, Morel will be the representative of Issy les Moulineaux because of Beauvais his complete withdrawal from top sports.

On her homepage Morel looks at the year 2006 as a turning point when she started to compete internationally and, in Guadeloupe, for the first time took part in a short distance triathlon (Olympic distance). In 2005, however, Morel won the National Duathlon Championships (category: cadets) and took part in the European Junior Championships in Greece. Together with winner of the 2004 Junior Championships Juliette Benedicto, she was considered the rising star among the young French triathletes. Morel does not mention this event among her “palmarés” and, in fact, this debut was overshadowed by a serious bicycle accident. Morel managed to finish the race and even overtook five competitors, but she was noticeably weakened and even though, the following day, the French team could place 8th in the women relay (among 11 teams), Morel’s individual time would have relegated her to the most disappointing 29th of 33 places.

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The two most outstanding international results of 2009 are Morel’s 8th place at the U23 World Championships (Grand Final of the Dextro Energy Championship Series in Southport / Gold Coast) and her 6th place (Elite) at the Premium European Cup in Alanya, where Morel took the lead in the bicycle race and, when leaving the transition area, was still some 40 seconds ahead of Helle Frederiksen. In France, Morel could contribute to the gold medal of her club, Beauvais, in both the Lyonnaise des Eaux Club Championship Series and the National Club Championship in Gruissan. Surprisingly, at the fifth and last Lyonnaise des Eaux competition, the Grand Final in La Baule, Morel was only a spectator. Apart from Delphine Py Bilot (15th), her club relied almost exclusively on its foreign stars Anja Dittmer (1st), Andrea Hewitt (3rd), Hollie Avil (5th), and Vicky Holland (12th), without whom the club would never have won the club championship. The winning male team of the Lyonnaise championship series, i.e. Sartrouville, also won the gold medal only with the help of foreign elite stars like the Brownlee brothers. In three of the four preceding Lyonnaise triathlons Morel outdid Py Bilot: in Dunkerque she placed 15th (4th/U23) whereas Py Bilot placed 24th, in Beauvais Morel placed 6th (3rd/U23) as opposed to Py Bilot’s 7th place, in Tours Morel placed 10th (2nd/U23) whereas Py Bilot was 17th, but in Paris Morel placed 11th (5th/U23) and Py Bilot was 9th. On 26 September 2009, however, i.e. the day of the famous club championship competition for which she was not nominated, together with her teammates Laetitia Duhamel and Sophie Henssien, Morel did take part in the Tri Relais of La Baule, as she also took part in the Courte Distance triathlon of La Baule on 27 September 2009. In both competitions Morel easily won the gold medals, but among the competitors of these races there was no match for Morel since not even Emmie Charayron took part. Before the Gold Coast competition Morel had already achieved three top-ten positions in ITU/ETU triathlons in 2009: she had placed 9th (Elite) at the European Cup in Quarteira, 6th at the European U23 Championships in Italy, and 4th at the European Cup in Athlone, although her luggage had been lost and she had to borrow some equipment immediately before the race.

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Representing Beauvais Triathlon in the Club Championship Series Lyonnaise des Eaux, Morel placed 19th (i.e. 5th in the U23 ranking) in Dunkirk, 13th (3rd) in Beauvais, and 15th (7th) in Paris, thus being always among the three best triathlètes classants l’équipe. For the Grand Final in La Baule (i.e. Triathlon Audencia) on 18 September 2010, however, her club had nominated her only among the triatlètes invitées U23, obviously because of her persistent knee injury, and she could not finish the race.