In his first triathlon in more than two decades, Lance Armstrong finished fifth at September’s Xterra National Championship in a stacked field of international pro talent. This Sunday, he’ll race his second Xterra—the 2011 world championship on a brand new Maui course.
Laura Bennett recently became a national champion for the third time in her career. She’s also one of America’s best ever ITU racers, having been on the podium at a world championship four times and fourth at the 2008 Olympics. She answered a few questions for Inside Triathlon editor-in-chief Courtney Baird as she prepares to qualify for her second Olympics.
The Norseman Xtreme Triathlon, held annually in Norway, will feature two different days of racing this year. Registration for the event is open for one week, starting today.
Xterra reps describe the new racecourse as “a tropical roller-coaster ride through pineapple fields and forests.” Sound fun? Check out photos of the course.
A committee will look for ways to prevent triathlon deaths in the future.
The United States' Hunter Kemper's broken elbow will keep him out of the 2011 Pan American Games.
Dedicate yourself to Ironman and you can race at Kona. That was the message that came out of the recent IM Talk podcast with WTC CEO Andrew Messick.
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong participated in his second triathlon of the year this weekend in Tempe, Ariz. at Red Rock Co.'s Four Peaks Urban Dirt Triathlon.
Rev3 has added another new race to its 2012 schedule. The Rev3 Florida Triathlon will take place at the end of October in Sarasota, Fla.
More and more executives are "going from the boardroom to their bike or pool, instead of the golf course."
Wellington concealed the extent of her injuries resulting from a bike crash leading up to the Ironman World Championship.
Watch the highlights of the Rev3 South Carolina Triathlon. Video provided by Rev3tri.com.
American Matt Chrabot overcame a bike crash and came from behind on the run to ascend back to the top of the Huatulco World Cup podium today.
Starykowicz had a rollercoaster of a season—a disappointing 10th-place finish at the Abu Dhabi International Triathlon in March, a stitches-requiring foot injury at St. Anthony’s, an encouraging 6th-place finish at Rev3 Quassy and finally last month a win at the iron-distance Rev3 Cedar Point with a race-best 4:25:54 bike split.
In honor of triathlete Chrissie Wellington’s return to Kona in 2011, Brooks Running created only 200 pairs of a custom T7 Racer. Wellington wore the T7 Racer lightweight racing flats when she broke the world record at Ford Ironman Arizona last November.
Top contenders for the 2011 Ironman World Championship gathered at the King Kamehameha hotel on Thursday for the pro press conference.
Two-time Ironman world champion Craig Alexander has signed with TYR.
Two race car drivers will take on Saturday's Ironman World Championship.
Our November issue of Triathlete is all about Kona. We lined up contenders and legends of the sport and sat them down for intimate, one-on-one conversations heading into Kona—including Chrissy and Crowie chatting together.
With less than a week until the Ironman World Championship, Craig “Crowie” Alexander has officially (and somewhat unsurprisingly) announced his split with Orbea on Facebook today.
We’re looking for Miss/Mr. Triathlete.com September for 2011. Which of these models best represent triathlon and the multisport lifestyle? You decide!
In the following video American Chris Lieto's explains how he came up with the idea for More Than Sport and gives details on how you can get involved. Visit Morethansport.org to learn more.
Wish you were in Kona? Join in on the fun with this video from Friday night's K-Swiss Pau Hana Sunset 10K run from the Mauna Lani Resort. See if you can recognize a couple of Ironman world champions in the mix.
The championship race of the Life Time Fitness Triathlon Series will take place Sunday, October 2, just outside of Dallas, Texas. More than 1000 athletes will compete at the Toyota U.S. Open Triathlon, which is a culmination of the Race to the Toyota Cup—the seven-event series that started with Miami’s Nautica South Beach Triathlon back in April.
Before heading over to the Big Island for pre-Kona festivities, DeBoom chatted with Triathlete.com about his 2011 racing season, his picks for Kona and what’s next for him.
Janus has offered up $20,000 to be divided between charities selected by pro triathletes Hunter Kemper, Matt Reed, Andy Potts, Becky Lavelle and David Thompson.
Molli Serrano didn't want anything to derail her training. So when she started feeling ill, she powered through and continued to push her limits.
You've heard of fantasy football, well now CycleOps is offering the opportunity to participate in a triathlon fantasy challenge.
On this episode of TriCenter Ann Wessling reviews the latest triathlon news. Learn how Lance Armstrong fared in his return to triathlon, find out about Chrissie Wellington's Book and go along with Ann as she competes in her first iron-distance tri.
How is Craig Alexander preparing for this year's Ironman World Championship? In this five-part "Training Day" series we're bringing up close and personal with the two-time champ as he gears up for the year's biggest race
The top Kona contender says she’ll be at the start line October 8, despite being bruised and battered.
Based on overall results through the Series, professional triathletes Alicia Kaye (USA) and Cameron Dye (USA) are the current point leaders in the Race to the Toyota Cup, which concludes October 2 at the Toyota U.S. Open Triathlon in Dallas.
Brian Lavelle and Erika Erickson take the victories at the Santa Cruz Triathlon.
France’s Nico Lebrun and Canada’s Melanie McQuaid took the titles at today’s XTERRA USA Championship at the Ogden & Snowbasin Resort in Utah. Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong finished fifth in his first triathlon in 22 years.
The return of Lance Armstrong to the sport of triathlon brought extra attention to the 2011 XTERRA Championships. Ultimately it was Nico Lebrun and Melanie McQuaid who took the victories.
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong gave a brief interview ahead of tomorrow's XTERRA USA Championship at Snowbasin Resort - his first triathlon in 22 years.
While you’ll see a few hundred people don boxers, briefs, bikinis and boyshorts for the annual Underpants Run during Ironman week, Kona-bound athletes (who arrive to the Big Island early enough) can partake in a new pre-Kona tradition: the K-Swiss Pau Hana Sunset 10K Run and Walk, a Benefit for the American Cancer Society.
Saturday's Xterra USA Championship features several intriguing story lines. Perhaps most notable is the return of seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong to triathlon.
Endurance swimmer Diana Nyad will make another attempt to swim between Cuba and Florida, she told reporters Friday in Havana.
Augusta mayor Deke Copenhaver will join more than 3,000 other athletes as he competes in this weekend's Ironman 70.3 Augusta triathlon.
A busy and hectic month of triathlon in Asia wraps up this weekend with the 2011 ASTC Triathlon Asian Championships in Yilan, Chinese Taipei.
Lance Armstrong may be the biggest name in the field, yet to win Saturday's XTERRA USA Championship at Snowbasin Resort he'll probably have to outlast a Caveman.
It's time for the run-bike-run sport to take center stage in Spain this weekend, at the 2011 ITU Gijon Duathlon World Championships. Reigning European Duathlon Champions Benoit Nicolas (FRA) and Sandra Levenez (FRA) are considered the pre-race favorites to take the titles.
USA Triathlon secures $12,000 grant for paratriathlon program.
Hachette Book Group announced today that it will publish A Life Without Limits by Chrissie Wellington, known in the triathlon world as the “queen of Ironman.”
Professional triathletes Chris Foster and Magali Tisseyre took the pro wins, while several celebrities raced to raise money at the 25th annual Nautica Malibu Triathlon.
Petr Vabrousek (CZE) and Yvette Grice (GBR) won the inaugural titles at Challenge Henley-on-Thames at the weekend.
The second edition of the K-Swiss Ironman 70.3 Branson kicked off Sunday morning, just a week after the 70.3 world championships. Despite scattered thunderstorms, 1400 athletes were expected to take to the water to kick off Missouri’s event.
More than 100 top international triathletes will toe the starting line Saturday, Sept. 24 at the fourth stop of the 2011 USA Triathlon Elite Race Series, the Nickel City Triathlon in Buffalo, N.Y.
Ironman Branson 70.3 takes place this weekend, just one week after the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Las Vegas.
Xterra reigning world champ and defending eight-time national champion Conrad Stoltz chats with Triathlete.com about the new Xterra USA Championship course, his prep to defend his title, and going up against Lance.
As we suspected, Lance Armstrong will be making the start at the Xterra USA Championship in Ogden, Utah on Sept. 24.
Sept. 24 race around Utah's Snowbasin resort race adds fresh singletrack and stunning views.
Two local athletes took the titles at Sunday's D.C. Triathlon.
Our October issue of Triathlete is all about nutrition. Learn how to fuel for optimal training; how the pros power up before, during and after races; and take a look at our race fueling plan for every distance, from sprint to iron.
A 59-year-old Northern Virginia man died Sunday during the Nation’s Triathlon in the District, a race official said.
American husband-and-wife team and pre-race favorites Michael and Amando Lavato win Subaru Ironman 70.3 Muskoka
Tony Smoragiewicz claims bronze to give U.S. two on the podium
Age-grouper Joseph Morstad is racing in this weekend’s TriRock San Diego—his first triathlon. He has battled colitis for years and managed to find his way to Team Challenge and trained with them for the event.
TriRock San Diego takes place this Sunday on the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11.
Orbea-sponsored triathlete Craig Alexander won the Ironman World Championship 70.3 on an unlabeled bike that appears to be a Cervelo P4.
Team Red, White and Blue, an organization dedicated to enriching the lives of wounded veterans and their families, is organizing a “moving tribute” this Sunday, on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
The Twittersphere has been abuzz the past couple days with conjecture about Lance Armstrong’s return to triathlon
Athletes will line up for the annual Rev3 Cedar Point Triathlon this weekend in Sandusky, Ohio. Distances include a half Rev and full Rev. This family-friendly event takes place in a 364-acre amusement park complete with 75 rides and 17 roller coasters and an outdoor waterpark, while surrounded by resorts and camping grounds.
Conrad Stoltz and Will Kelsay battled it out at last weekend's Xterra Japan. Check out photos of one of the most beautiful races in the world.
American Kevin McDowell will travel to this weekend's ITU Junior World Championships to support his teammates. McDowell would have been one of the favorites to win the junior world title in Beijing if he were competing, but he is instead fighting a battle with Hodgkin's Lymphoma.
Alistair Brownlee, Jonathan Brownlee and Javier Gomez have separated themselves from the rest of the field in the ITU World Championship Series rankings. Who do you think will walk away with the year's ultimate title?
Professional triathlete Matt Reed and his family are opening a yogurt bar in Boulder, Colo.
Indiana's Matt Hay will compete in this weekend's Rev3 Cedar Point race after overcoming a rare disease.
Great Britain's Will Clarke has expressed frustration over the fact that he will not know his Olympic fate until only a couple of months before the 2012 Olympic Games.
The Hy-Vee Triathlon brings money to the sport and to the Des Moines-area.
The snow-capped peaks of Whistler’s famed Olympic ski slopes and mist over Alta Lake greeted athletes assembled at Rainbow Park for the start of Xterra Canada’s 2nd annual SportChek National Championship in Whistler, B.C., presented by Nita Lake Lodge.
Last weekend’s Hurricane Irene left 14 miles of the Ironman Lake Placid bike course and 4 miles of the run course unpassable, according to Ironman.com.
Canada's Tenille Hoogland has left her Olympic dreams behind her and is now looking forward to racing in next week's Ironman World Championship 70.3 race in Lake Las Vegas, Nev.
When it comes to radio guests, two-time Ironman World Champion Chris McCormack is the absolute gold standard and he proved it once again in this-70 minute instant classic.
Alicia Kaye's second-place finish in Chicago was enough for her to hold her lead, while Andy Potts maintains the top spot for the men despite not racing in Chicago.
Tell us who the featured athlete in this photo is and what event he's racing in and you could win an autographed copy of Bob Babbitt’s '30 Years of the Ironman Triathlon World Championship’ coffee table book.
The Fireman Triathlon in West Kennebunk, Maine took place this weekend despite harsh weather conditions caused by Hurricane Irene.
The star of a new reality show is also an avid triathlete.
We’re looking for Miss/Mr. Triathlete.com August for 2011. Which of these models best represent triathlon and the multisport lifestyle? You decide!
The Building Strong Families Triathlon and Duathlon in Jackson County, Fla. raised money for three local nonprofits organizations.
Maine's David Aschauer died after being pulled from the water in the Tri For Preservation race in Cape Elizabeth.
After surviving a car accident that nearly took her life, Canadian Janelle Morrison is back training and is making a documentary about her journey to recovery.
Ironman officials said the athlete experienced cardiac arrest during the swim portion of the event and was taken to University of Louisville Hospital.
Four-time Xterra World Champ Conrad Stoltz from South Africa and Saipan multisport sensation Mieko Carey captured the eighth annual Xterra Japan Championship titles on a mystic afternoon in the Nikko National Forest in Marunuma, Japan.