Events

The tiny island with a population of 60,000 people has welcomed some of the biggest names in the sport over the last 30 years.

Some analysis of why she'd pick tri over track.

The idea of making triathlon more spectator and TV friendly is not a new one.

Wins for Beth Potter and Marten Van Riel at this weekend’s short-course hit-out.

Confused how you qualified in a year with no racing? Here’s how you earned the spot (and how you can still qualify in 2021).

Timing and strategy will be key to manage stress and COVID regulations.

Jodie Stimpson and Jan Frodeno kick off 2021 with convincing wins over world-class fields.

Some 1,900 teams fill 126 divisions for a series that hinges on collaborative efforts — and it's run by two men on Zwift.

Flash back to the first triathlon equalizer.

255 Triathlon Race Director Matthew Dowle talks going long (really long), what it takes to make a self-contained race, and the impact of COVID on racing.

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, love is in the air. So this week, we dipped into the recent archives to highlight three of the most romantic and magnetic finish line moments ever captured on camera. 

With the pursuit of fast 140.6-mile times top of mind, we take a look at the fastest male iron-distance performance ever.

The Ironman World Championship, Chicago Marathon, and Boston Marathon are scheduled for back-to-back-to-back days. A few runners are planning on taking on both marathons, but is it possible to triple up for the ultimate 72 hours of endurance?

With the pursuit of fast 140.6-mile times in the news, we take a look at the fastest female iron-distance performance ever.

If you're itching to race (we don't blame you), there are plenty of virtual options that will get the competitive juices going before in-person racing returns.

In the midst of the pandemic, some races returned. Here’s what they looked like.

The “international standard” went on to debut at the Olympic Games in 2000.

Ironman Indiana will take place only one time, on Oct. 2 in Muncie.

Offering $100,000 in prize money, the biggest stars of the sport at the time descended on Fiji to battle it out over the Olympic distance.

For Sian Welch and Wendy Ingraham, the 1997 Hawaii Ironman came down to the final 20 feet.