As PRO:Athlete Manager since September 2023 I represent Thomas Steger, World-Class Professional Triathlete & ‚Überbiker' from Austria.
Thomas is known as one of the fastest PRO Male Triathlete with the most fastest cycling and running time splits especially in technical, hilly road courses in international long distance triathlon professional circuit.
His top results are:
2x Win Challenge Riccione 2021 & 2022, Italy
Win Challenge Walchsee-Kaiserwinkl 2017, Austria
Win Challenge Grancanaria 2015, Spain
Win IRONMAN Zell Am See - Kaprun 2019, Austria - YouTube Link
2nd Fastest Austrian Triathlete on IRONMAN distance (7h:54min)
2nd EmbrunMan 2025, France (3rd best ever finish time in EmbrunMan)
+ 20 Podiums in IRONMAN 70.3 and Challenge Family triathlon race series from 2015-2025
Thomas was for 10 years the most successful member of the professional triathlon team - pewag racing team from Austria.
Recent top results in 2025 season are:
You could see his attack on tough uphill bike section in last km of EmbrunMan 2025 here on Youtube link from 44:00min
Thomas Steger has one of the highest Vo2Max in World of Triathlon
Thomas has reached 91,5 ml/kg/min with 92,6 peak at testing lab at Sports Institute of the University Innsbruck city in Austria on June, 6., 2023.
Performance Vo2 max test was led by Peter Leo, Ph.D. (Austrian researcher, cycling coach and endurance training scientis at AusCycling) and it was starting at 230W with a 20W step increase every minute arriving at 510W after 14min. (64kg).
Thomas Steger is well-known as ‚Überbiker' with aim to attack Strava KOM‘s (‘King of Mountain’s) segments
Here are some his crazy power numbers:
Personal bests (SRM power meter measured)
515w 8w/kg -> 5min
480w 7,5w/kg -> 7,5min
457w 7,1w/kg -> 11min
438w 6,9w/kg -> 20min
412w 6,5w/kg -> 35min
388w 6,1w/kg -> 60min
Thomas did record as experienced bike climber in the Passo della Mendola (He did 414w for 27min at 63 kg).
On May, 24. 2025: Thomas has successfully reached new KOM (‘King of Mountain’) record climbing fast uphill with his bike in the Gerlosberg pass (a 7.9-kilometer pass; category 1. pass) from Zell am Ziller in Tyrol region, Austria.
His time was 22min:22sec. with 397W Normalized Power. The average gradient of this pass is 9.4% with a maximum of 13.3%. The Gerlosberg climbs from 624 meters at the start to 1,365 meters at the summit, for a total ascent of 742 meters.
That was during 22. edition of the Gerlosberg cycling event which was also Tyrol Region Mountain Road Championships. Thomas became Tyrolean Mountain Road Champion leaving behind Pro cyclist from Austrian Tirol KTM Cycling Team.