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Velonews.com editors and special guests will discuss the legal, PR and sporting ramifications of Lance Armstrong's OWN appearance.

Competitor Radio's Bob Babbitt and Paul Huddle chatted with three-time Ironman world champion Craig Alexander.

Conner and Cayden Long have been honored for their inspiring participation in the sport of triathlon.

After a decade of denial, Lance Armstrong has finally come clean: He used performance-enhancing drugs to win the Tour de France.

A big sponsorship coupled with the news that O’Donnell will marry Mirinda Carfrae in December means he is set up for an eventful 2013.

Lance Armstrong will give his first interview after receiving a lifetime ban in 2012 to Oprah Winfrey.

The vote is down to a final eight, featuring one photo from each of the 2012 ITU World Triathlon Series races.

Athletes, supporters and bloggers, here is your chance to show off your favorite triathlon photo, have it published and win a great prize.

Triathlete's February issue gives you everything you need to jump into the sport as a beginner, or to ramp up your winter training.

Ian Howard has been appointed as President of the British Triathlon Federation.

Lance Armstrong is said to be mulling a confession to the use of performance enhancing drugs during his cycling career.

O'Donnell, the reigning 70.3 U.S. champion, was already sponsored by K-Swiss and will add Trek to his team of sponsors.

While you contemplate your resolutions, check out the aspirations these ITU athletes have for themselves in 2013.

The city's first public school triathlon team has a new, high-profile, athlete.

While I often opt to spend the winter holidays in a snowy wonderland, I also can’t resist the temptation of warm California sun.

Look back on the year of Triathlete magazine covers.

Here are the 20 most popular Triathlete.com photo galleries of 2012 based on your pageviews!

Last Friday night I had the honor of being a guest at a fundraising dinner for the Boulder Track Club (Bouldertrackclub.com).

Photographer Paul Phillips shares 30 of his favorite images from the 2012 season of triathlon racing.

Reigning Ironman world champion Pete Jacobs of Australia took time to sit down with members of the Triathlon Club of San Diego.

From the nail-biting performances to the innovative gear and controversy, here are the people, gear and moments worth remembering in 2012.

Which pro hates bananas? Which one was raised vegetarian and has never tasted a single speck of meat? Find out!

A collection of trivia questions inspired by memorable conversations with the sport's top athletes.

Want to strength train like Dave Scott, find the perfect coach to fix your running gait or upgrade your ride on a budget?

If you’ve followed Ironman racing at any point during the past 29 years the name Fernanda Keller is surely one you know.

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The Swedish ITU world champ talks about her breakthrough season and her plans to move up to 70.3.

On newsstands today, the January issue of Triathlete reveals the editors' picks for the highlights of the year.

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After a year away from competing, four-time Ironman world champion has said that she will officially retire from iron-distance racing.

Tell us about the clever way you entertain yourself on the trainer or treadmill and you could win a pair of Pearl Izumi Kissaki 2.0 shoes.

Help us caption a photo and you could win a 2XU Neoprene Open Water Swim Cap.

To win today’s giveaway, we want to hear what’s on your ideal wish list to the tune of “12 Days of Christmas.”

To win today’s giveaway, we’re looking for the best photo of your pain cave face.

Meet age grouper Karen Tamson, who toed her first triathlon start line at the age of 44.

To win these New Balance 110 Winter running shoes you'll have to share your most embarrassing race story, in 50 words or less.

We’re looking for the best haiku about why you tri. The reward for the best entry is a Blueseventy Transition Bag.

Bob Babbitt and Paul Huddle chat with Sebastian Kienle about how he got into triathlon and his banner year.

Put your trivia knowledge to the test and you could win a pair of Newton Gravity running shoes, valued at $175.

A select group of consumers will be allowed to attend the 2013 Las Vegas-based trade show as part of the "Interbike by Invitation" program.

It might not be the biggest or flashiest award that 19-year-old Lukas Verzbicas has won, but it might be the most important.

Come up with a clever caption for this photo of Julie Dibens and you could win an OGIO Endurance 9.0 bag.

Share your favorite motivational phrase and you could win a Garmin Forerunner 10 watch.

Write the best caption for this photo and you could win a TYR Convoy Rucksack.

The new full distance race was announced today in the historic Basque town of Vitoria for July 28, 2013.

Share a photo of you with your Triathlete magazine and you could win a Swim.Bike.Run. Medal Holder.

What's one thing triathlon-related that you're thankful for?

USA Triathlon today announced the dates and locations for a number of its 2013 National Championship events.

USA Triathlon announced today that Milwaukee, Wis., has been selected as the host city for the 2013 and 2014 national championships.

Simon Whitfield says that in addition to shifting his focus to long-course racing, he'll be working on finding more balance at home.

Hartland High School's Avery Evenson has elected to train full-time for triathlon as a part of the Elite Triathlon Academy (ETA).

We take you inside the 2012 Ironman World Championship, with exclusive stories, interviews and photos from our team on the ground in Kona.

The book profiles 50 of the most extreme marathons, triathlons, bike rides, adventure races, climbs and open-water swims.

Look at eight of the top photos from the 2012 ITU World Triathlon Series San Diego race, which took place back in April.

Canada's Simon Whitfield has decided to take a break from racing Olympic distances and will not return to the national team in 2013.

Ironman will no longer partner with the event.

The positive test result came on Aug. 18, 2010, 11 days before his Aug. 29 Chicago win.

The U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC) honored paratriathlete Melissa Stockwell as its female Athlete of the Month.

Thirteen of the nation's best juniors — and two Olympians — visited Colorado Springs last weekend.

With 2012 nearly a wrap, many athletes are already feeling a bit fidgety from inactivity and wondering how to strategize an optimal 2013.

Look at eight of the top photos from the 2012 ITU World Triathlon Series Sydney race, which took place back in April.

WTC cites the race's small scale and lack of opportunity for growth as reasons for the decision.

USA Triathlon announced today that the 2013 and 2014 USA Triathlon Collegiate National Championships will be held in Tempe, Ariz.

In addition to the exciting pro race, the ITU World Triathlon Series San Diego race will host the USAT Club National Championships.

Spain's Javier Gomez and Scotland's Lesley Paterson turned in impressive performances on Sunday in Maui, Hawaii.

Spain's Javier Gomez and Scotland's Lesley Paterson earned the victories at the 2012 Xterra World Championship.

After much anticipation, the 14-page USA Triathlon Fatality Incidents Study has been released to the general public.

More than 700 athletes representing more than 30 countries and 42 states are entered in the 2012 Xterra World Championship.

Sunday's Xterra World Championship will feature a few changes to the Maui course.

Holly Bennett intended on staying at the Mauna Lani Bay Hotel & Bungalows for one day, but ended up staying for nearly a week.

Six leaders within the United States multi-sport community were elected to positions on various ITU committees Monday.

Penguin has signed the Olympic medal winning British athletes Alistair Brownlee and Jonathan Brownlee to write a personal training book.

He’ll switch his focus to 70.3 and his first Ironman, with hopes of Kona 2013.

At the 25th ITU Congress in Auckland, Marisol Casado of Spain has been re-elected as President of the International Triathlon Union (ITU).

Want to work out like Craig Alexander, take a peek inside Brett Sutton’s training camp in the Swiss Alps, or find the right aero wheels?

The World Triathlon Corporation (WTC) has announced Kevin Moats will receive a one year period of ineligibility.

The World Triathlon Corporation has announced that Whistler will be the new location for Ironman Canada.

Chris McCormack brought the media together in Kona, Hawaii to announce a 10-year partnership with the Challenge Family.

The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency on Wednesday released details of the Lance Armstrong case file it plans to transfer to the UCI on the same day.

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The 17th edition of the Xterra World Championship on Oct. 28 at Kapalua, Maui will feature a diverse field of pros.

Super-fit Olympic hero Alistair Brownlee confirmed he has had to go to hospital for the first time - to have his appendix removed.

The November issue of Triathlete is packed with the best advice to get you through fall and into winter.

The World Triathlon Corporation has announced the three finalist cities in the bid to host Ironman Canada in 2013.

At 36 years old, American Hunter Kemper finished 14th in the London Olympic Games last month in his fourth Olympic Games.

The slower you run, the longer you get to enjoy the race.

Earlier today we caught up with Lance Armstrong, who will race in this weekend’s SuperFrog Triathlon in Coronado, Calif.

The United States' Josiah Middaugh and Scotland's Lesley Paterson earned the top titles at the Xterra USA Championship in Ogden, Utah.

"It’s important for people to know that it’s not our race. It’s Ulman Cancer Fund’s race. We just happen to support their cause."