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Travis Tygart sat down with Scott Pelley to rebut several claims Armstrong made during his interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Win a race entry and blueseventy sponsorship for the sold-out Norseman Xtreme Triathlon in Norway.

The trend of elite race car drivers competing in triathlons continues to grow.

Two-time Ironman world champ Tim DeBoom writes about hitting the big 4-0.

The former 70.3 world champion is now a first-year medical student at the University of Arizona in Tucson.

In 2013, Holly Bennett will race 13 races - one per month, plus one.

Chris McCormack explains how a greater purpose helps him to push on after a disappointing race.

American Sarah Haskins has announced that she and her husband Nate Kortuem are expecting a baby this summer.

Study shows running in lightweight shoes is more efficient than running barefoot.

oday we’re giving away “The Power Meter Handbook” from Joe Friel.

Today we’re giving away “The Feed Zone Cookbook” from Biju Thomas and Allen Lim, PhD.

In a tragic turn of events, two male competitors at Jan. 20's Ironman 70.3 South Africa are confirmed to have died.

The most recent Ironman world champions have no interest in seeing Lance Armstrong return to triathlon.

Belgium’s Bart Aernouts and Great Britain’s Jodie Swallow earned the victories at Ironman 70.3 South Africa.

He confirms desire to race again, but Oprah confession alone won't earn him the privilege.

Disgraced U.S. cyclist Lance Armstrong said in an interview aired Friday that he wants to take part in competitive sports again.

In his new book, Craig Alexander reveals the approach that took his triathlon career to new heights.

Today we're giving away "As the Crow Flies" from Craig Alexander and photographer Paul K. Robbins.

The first part of Oprah Winfrey’s groundbreaking interview with Lance Armstrong aired Thursday night to mixed reaction.

If you missed the confession interview conducted by Oprah, this is the summary version of part one of two in Armstrong’s own words.

Lance Armstrong publicly confessed for the first time to having doped throughout his professional cycling career.

Orbea and Orca have announced a collaboration to put together a new triathlon team.

We catch up with the Ironman world champion, who called in from Noosa, Australia, where she’s currently training under a brand new coach.

Over the next week we’re giving away four of our favorite books from VeloPress to help you stay motivated for the upcoming year.

When I first met brothers Francisco and José Gonzalez I felt an immediate bond of friendship.

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

Triathlete Editor-in-Chief Julia Beeson Polloreno writes about the Lance Armstrong doping admission and the ensuing public reaction.

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.

From MTV VJ to born-again triathlete.

As the partner of a fellow triathlete, sometimes Susan Lacke has to step away from her role as his cheerleader and keep her mouth shut.

Photographer Jeff Clark caught up with Kelly Williamson at the 70.3 Vegas finish line.

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.

Tips and tactics for making the most of this all-important phase.

The trial-by-fire coaching method of Brett Sutton has created some of the sport’s greatest champions and most spectacular burn-outs.

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

Middaugh makes his home in Vail, Colo., with his college-sweetheart wife, Ingrid, and their children, ages 8, 7 and 2.

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.

Tim O'Donnell announced on Jan. 3 that he was joining forces with Trek and would be part of the Trek/K-Swiss Triathlon Team for 2013.

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

Two-time Xterra world champion Lesley Paterson demonstrates what NOT to do at your first (or next) race in our latest video.

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

Look back on 10 of our favorite photos from the 2012 issues of Inside Triathlon.

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

With three kids and a full-time job, Jessie Donavan isn’t your typical Ironman champion.

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.

Lance Armstrong’s impact on the sport (bad or good) in 2012 is undeniable.

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).

While she didn't race in 2012 and has officially retired, Chrissie Wellington still has the triathlon community following her every move.

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.

The primary fuel for Chris McCormack’s influence on the sport is his fearlessness whenever the microphone is in front of him.

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

The "First Wave" pages of Triathlete magazine are reserved for the sport's top photographs.

Peter Henning, the man in charge of NBC's annual coverage of the Ironman World Championship, earns the fifth spot on our list.

Dan Empfield first raced the Hawaii Ironman in 1981 and continues to be a part of triathlon’s DNA.

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

Specialized's embrace of triathlon has been a dream of a talented aerodynamics specialist, Mark Cote.

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

It's a dreaded headline for anyone involved in the sport—"Triathlete’s Death Mars Event," and it seems all too frequent.

Germany’s Felix Walchshöfer, the CEO of Challenge, takes the number 8 spot on our list of most influential people of 2012.

Coming in at the ninth position on our list of most influential people for 2012 is Boulder, Colo.-based Mat Steinmetz.

Over the next two weeks we'll reveal Inside Triathlon's picks for the top 10 most influential people of 2012, starting with Barb Lindquist.

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.

‘Tis the off-season and you know what that means: It’s time to answer the FAQs from your non-triathlete family members.

Triathlon offers ideal cross-training for the five-time NASCAR champion.

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.

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

Chris McCormack weighs in—Ironman vs. short course: Which is harder?

All signs point to moving on.

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

The 2012 Challenge Roth champ is turning his focus toward qualifying for Kona 2013.

A busy race schedule in Susan Lacke’s two-triathlete household calls for divine intervention.

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.

Thinking about planning a training camp once the winter’s over? Flagstaff, Ariz. may be the perfect spot for it.

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

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

When they’re not busy dominating the race course, these pros offer their time and resources to help others in need.

Matt Dixon explains how he took Meredith Kessler, once a mid-pack age-grouper, and helped transform her into a multiple Ironman champion.

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