Jan Frodeno: I Love Taking a Race by the Horns
Even with two Ironman world titles under his belt, Germany's Jan Frodeno doesn't believe he's shown what he can do at the Ironman World Championship
Even with two Ironman world titles under his belt, Germany's Jan Frodeno doesn't believe he's shown what he can do at the Ironman World Championship
Thirty-five years after her famous collapse on Ali'i Drive, Julie Moss has come full circle.
Tuesday marked four days out from the Ironman World Championship.
Kona’s oldest female competitor this year is swimming in a fountain of youth.
"As a person, Mark's [Allen, his coach] biggest complaint about me is that I'm too nice."
We're recapping the action from Monday with this Kona Minute, brought to you by Zwift.
“My first goal for Kona is to enjoy it. It’s been three years of hard work to come from a total beginner to where I am now."
American Ben Hoffman had his best Ironman ever earlier this year.
Karen Smyers’ top picks for the women’s podium in 2017.
Dave Scott shares in his own words the very different strategies he believes the men and women must take to bring home the crown.
Can Daniela Ryf get a third-straight Kona victory?
Germany's Jan Frodeno will be looking for his third-straight Kona title.
Meet this 45-year-old age grouper from upstate New York.
Want to follow the Ironman World Championship on Oct. 14? Here’s what you need to know.
"This is my life now. Some go to Narcotics Anonymous, some go to Alcoholics Anonymous. I go to Ironman triathlons.”
"If you want it enough you will find a way to make it happen.”
Whether you’re in Kona to race, spectate or kick back, you won’t want to miss these special spots.
Jan Frodeno of Germany and Daniela Ryf of Switzerland both successfully defended their Kona crowns on the Big Island of Hawaii in 2016.
"Love what you get to do every day to get to Kona. And accept your story. Love your story. It will be different from everyone else's."
Thorsten Radde, looks at what it will take for Rachel Joyce to nab a spot—and what she’ll be capable of if she makes it to the race in October.
When this doctor crossed her 12th Ironman finish line, she got a huge surprise—and learned a valuable lesson.
Thankfully, there are a few alternative paths to Kona that don’t involve finishing at the top of your age group.
Beachbody’s “Make Me an Ironman” contest gives six everyday athletes the celebrity experience.
Lionel Sanders set the fastest M-Dot time ever when he posted an insane 7:44:29 at Ironman Arizona. So why's he skipping the sport's biggest race?
Alistair Brownlee revealed over the weekend that he plans to jump up to long-distance triathlon.
The annual NBC broadcast of the Ironman World Championship will celebrate its 25th anniversary this Saturday.
Nearly 2,300 age groupers made their Kona dreams come true earlier this month.
The top 5 finishers in each age group and the top 10 professionals are awarded with customary umeke bowls.
Mark Allen's 1989 (Iron War) 2:40:04 run course record stood for 27 years and he was on hand to watch Germany's Patrick Lange break it.
Photographer Paul Phillips captured the reactions of age-groupers as they crossed the Ironman World Championship finish line.
American Jesse Thomas shares his impressions of his first time racing the Ironman World Championship.
American Tim O'Donnell didn't have the finish he was hoping for, but he says he's proud of how he fought through the day and gambled to go for the win.
Beranek talks about the decision to stick with Ryf, how she felt on the marathon and the joy of finally crossing the finish line.
The American feels like he rewrote what he's capable of doing on the Big Island.
Defending champion Jan Frodeno once again impressed on the Ironman World Championship course.
Switzerland's Daniela Ryf dominated the 2016 Ironman World Championship.
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Germany's Patrick Lange earned the final podium spot in Kona in impressive fashion.
Heather Jackson became the first American female to finish on the Ironman World Championship podium in 10 years.
2014 Ironman world champion Sebastian Kienle didn't get the finish he was hoping for, finishing second to fellow countryman Jan Frodeno.
Rocky Arroyo joined the more than 2,300 athletes to grab images of the famed Ironman World Championship swim start in Kailua Bay.
Daniela Ryf chats about overcoming pre-race doubts, racing up front all alone and breaking the course record.
Germany's Jan Frodeno chats about defending his Ironman World Championship title despite not feeling great throughout the race.
Daniela Ryf not only surprised the triathlon world by breaking the course record of 8:52 by an incredible six minutes, she also surprised herself.
Mirinda Carfrae is a three-time champion at this Kona race, but the emergence of Switzerland's Daniela Ryf proved to be too much
Germany's Anja Beranek shares how she's feeling ahead of Saturday's race and what she does to mentally prepare for a tough Kona effort.
We chat with 2013 Ironman world champion Frederik Van Lierde of Belgium ahead of Saturday's race.
The three-time Ironman world champion took a minute to chat with us and share who he thinks will shine in the professional races.
After two fourth-place Kona finishes, triathlon’s lone wolf ditches some questionable strategies for a more scientific approach to long-distance glory.
Canadian Brent McMahon has gone under eight hours three times in his short Ironman career.
Photographer Paul Phillips captured these images of Kona's professionals before they gathered for the all-important professional technical meeting.
The Australian says her goal is to turn in a well-rounded race.
In July of 2016, triathlon announcer Sean English was diagnosed with metastatic stage 4 cancer.
Out on the course, the Japanese fans’ presence is felt more than anyone else.
Raelert discusses how he's feeling after a tough 2016 and a late Kona validation.
Jan Frodeno says that the marathon is the area where his confidence has grown the most over the full 140.6 distance.
Photographer Paul Phillips went up and down the Queen K and around town today, Wednesday, Oct. 5, to capture these images of the pre-race action.
The 2015 Ironman world champion says the race one month ago taught her to never give up.
2014 Ironman world champion Sebastian Kienle talks about the desire to get back on top and managing the tactics of the race.
Get an inside look at how Mirinda Carfrae has prepared for this year’s race.
The official Ironman World Championship race week kicked off on Tuesday with the IronKids Keiki Dip 'n Dash and the Parade of Nations.
Both Canadians Heather and Trevor Wurtele will be on the Ironman World Championship start line this Saturday.
Two-time Ironman 70.3 world champion Melissa Hauschildt is finally getting her chance to make a start in Kona.
If you can make the journey out to the boat, you’re rewarded with a shot of espresso and oftentimes some free swag.
Australia's Luke McKenzie says that he wants to prove to himself that his second-place in 2013 was no fluke.
American professionals Jesse Thomas and Meredith Kessler share their pre- and post-race meals, nutrition strategies, lessons from the sport and more!
70.3 world champ Tim Reed let us tag along for his Sunday, Oct. 2, workouts, which consisted of run, bike and swim.
Want to follow the Ironman World Championship for the first time on Oct. 8? Here’s what you need to know.
Welcome to Pick Your Podium, the Triathlete.com game that pits you against other triathlon fans in a race for points and big-time prizes.
We catch up with American Ben Hoffman from his home in Tucson, Ariz.
Ironman today revealed the 103 professionals who were offered and accepted slots to October 8’s Ironman World Championship.
Mirinda Carfrae on grieving the disappointment of Kona 2015 and the welcome challenge of competing against Daniela Ryf.
Ironman has announced the 125 athletes who have earned entry to the 2016 Ironman World Championship through the Ironman Legacy Program.
The most significant change is an additional 25 slots for Legacy Program athletes.
Registration to enter the free drawing opens today, Friday, Jan. 29.
After a tough day in Kona plagued by stomach troubles on the run, Hoffman didn't have the follow-up race to his 2014 2nd place finish that he was hoping for this year. Hoffman has been in Hawaii since the race and will take on the XTERRA World Championship in Maui on Sunday. He qualified for XTERRA Worlds by finishing runner-up at the Mountain Championship in Beaver Creek, Colo., earlier this summer. Hoffman talks about the confidence he was still able to gather from a disappointing day in Kona, and how he'll spend the remainder of the season, which includes a trip to the Bahamas next week for the exclusive, $500,000 prize purse Island House Tri.
Shadow Kona rookie pro Laurel Wassner in the hours surrounding the biggest race of her life.
Germany's Jan Frodeno claimed his first Ironman World Championship in 8:14:40, thanks to a 50:50 swim, a 4:27:27 bike and a 2:52:21 marathon.
Photographer Paul Phillips returned to the finish line in Kona to capture the final hour of the Ironman World Championship.
The Ironman finish line is host to some of the greatest moments in the sport of triathlon.
Athletes get ready to start a long day of racing at Saturday's Ironman World Championship.
We look at the marathon times of the top 10 professional men and women from 2015 and 2014.
Jan Frodeno thanks his family, friends and supporters, and talks a little bit about the pressures of race week.