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Culture
The people and places that make up triathlon culture are a huge part of the sport. Get inspired and get motivated!
The people and places that make up triathlon culture are a huge part of the sport. Get inspired and get motivated!
Tri Weekend Wrap Up: From D.C. To Austria
Non-drafting triathletes swam, biked and ran through historic Washington D.C., while the sport's top drafting athletes competed across the world in Kitzbühel.
Surprise Surprise: Findlay Wins Again
Findlay stays undefeated for the season while American Sarah Groff breaks through with a podium spot.
Pros Set To Race Washington, DC Triathlon Tomorrow
More than 3000 triathletes are will be participating in tomorrow’s Washington, DC Triathlon, now in its second year and part of the 5150 Triathlon Series.
Great Britain’s Alistair Brownlee Crushes the Field in Kitzbühel
Alistair Brownlee leads nearly wire to wire while reigning Ironman world champ Chris McCormack drops out.
Pro Matty Reed To Open Yogurt Bar
Matty "Boom Boom" Reed is apparently opening Boom Yogurt Bar in Boulder, Colo., in August.
Pro Sara McLarty’s Take On Sunday’s D.C. Triathlon
Florida-based pro Sara McLarty, known as one of the strongest swimmers in short-course triathlon, will be racing this Sunday at the second-ever Washington D.C. Triathlon, an Olympic-distance race now part of the World Triathlon Corporation-owned 5150 Series.
How To Watch Macca This Weekend
If you’re like us, you’re eager to catch Chris McCormack’s return to ITU racing in Kitzbühel, Austria, on Saturday. (If you’re more into M-Dot races than ITU, it’s time to start watching!)
LA Driver Hits, Injures 11 Cyclists
A pack of cyclists were on a weekly midnight ride in Los Angeles when a suspected drunken driver plowed into their group around 2 a.m. She sent some riders “flying into the air” and at least one dragging under her car, according to ABC News in Los Angeles.
Dextro Energy World Championship Series Kitzbühel Preview
Chris McCormack's return to the ITU and a strong contingent of racers should make this weekend's Kitzbühel race one for the ages.
Out There: The Endurance Athlete’s Guide To Normal Life
Susan Lacke bridges the communication gap between endurance athletes and everybody else.
2XU Partners With Ironman
2XU has announced a partnership with Ironman to be the preferred supplier of compression apparel at Ironman and 70.3 events.
General Entry For New York City Ironman Sells Out
The general entry spots for the Ironman US Championship, set to take place in New York City and New Jersey on August 11, 2012, sold out within 12 minutes of registration opening this morning.
The Challenged Athletes Foundation Raises Record Amount
The Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) held its fifth annual Hearts and Hope gala in New York City on June 8, 2011.
A Runner’s First Try At A Tri: Part One
Ten days before the Redondo Beach Triathlon I decided I wanted to become a triathlete. Ten days later I crossed the finish line of my first triathlon. Follow my Try at a Tri series and learn how you can turn into a triathlete too.
The Endangered Outdoor Ride
In the past several years, indoor riding has become a bona fide trend at the elite level of the sport, and that trend has begun to trickle down into the age group ranks.
Ironman Athlete Named Global Director Of Gatorade Sports Science Institute
Ironman triathlete Asker Jeukendrup has been named the Global Senior Director of the Gatorade Sports Science Institute.
Sarah Haskins Honored As USOC’s May Athlete Of The Month
American triathlete Sarah Haskins has been named the Athlete of the Month by the United States' Olympic Committee.
XTERRA East Championship
XTERRA veterans Conrad Stoltz and Shonny Vanlandingham won the XTERRA East Champion in Richmond, Va. on Sunday.
Tri Weekend Wrap Up: From Virginia To Kansas
It was another busy weekend of racing for professional triathletes across the world, with many athletes raced for the second week in a row.
Stoltz, Vanlandingham Win XTERRA East Championship
Conrad Stoltz, 37, of South Africa and Shonny Vanlandingham, 42, of the United States won the 13th annual XTERRA East Championship in Richmond, Va. today.
Matthews Dominates, Wellington Edges Out Cave At 70.3 Kansas
Three-time Ironman world champion Chrissie Wellington faced tough competition from fellow Brit Leanda Cave, while Australia's Paul Matthews cruised through the day at Ironman 70.3 Kansas.
Tollakson, Carfrae Take Eagleman 70.3
American TJ Tollakson made a statement on the bike, while Mirinda Carfrae raced on tired legs to take the wins at today's Ironman 70.3 Eagleman triathlon in Cambridge, Md.
Ironman 70.3 Boise Won By Hoffman And Tisseyre
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Macca’s Back: Chris McCormack To Race ITU WCS Kitzbuhel
Ironman World Champion Chris McCormack to Finally Make His ITU Return
Pippa Middleton Competes In GE Blenheim Triathlon
Pippa Middleton competed in this weekend's GE Blenheim Triathlon at Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, England as part of a relay team.
NBC Outbids ESPN, Fox To Broadcast Olympics
The network is partnering with Comcast.
Inside Triathlon Magazine Archives: Pro Matt Chrabot’s Mental Approach To Racing
ITU racer Matt Chrabot talks about why he never trains through a race.
WTC Announces New Canadian Ironman
The World Triathlon Corporation announced today the addition of a new Ironman that will take place in Eastern Canada. The inaugural Ironman Mont-Tremblant will take place on August 19, 2012.
Weekend Wrap Up: From Alcatraz To Oz
In this Weekend Wrap Up we travel from the tropical Challenge Cairns to the European Dextro Energy ITU World Championship Series in Madrid, Spain. On the domestic front we tap into the Deuceman Triathlon in AZ and the epic Escape From Alcatraz triathlon in San Francisco, CA.
Macca Proves He’s Still Got It At Challenge Cairns
The world champ takes home the world’s second largest prize purse, Keat runs her way to a second iron-distance win
Brownlee Brothers Go 1-2 In ITU Triathlon, Madrid
Alistair Brownlees waits for his brother before crossing the line in first in Madrid.
San Diego Athlete Killed In Car Accident On Cycle Path
Nicholas John Venuto, 40, was killed Tuesday night while riding his bicycle in Rancho Penasquitos.
SCOTT Sports and Linsey Corbin Auction Custom Plasma3
SCOTT Sports announced today that they would donate Linsey Corbin’s custom Plasma3 bicycle to the CAF auction happening next week at the CAF Athletes Foundation Benefit of Heroes, Heart and Hope Live/Silent Auction Event in NYC June 8th.
New York Life Insurance Signs Deal With Multirace.com Series
One of the nations leading insurance carriers, New York Life, is partnering with the Multirace.com Series.
FELT LAUNCHES TRI-CENTIVE(tm) BONUS PLAN
New Bonus Plan Specifically Targets Age-Group Triathletes at both Ironman 70.3 World Championships and Kona World Championships
Dextro Energy World Championship Series Madrid Preview
With one of the deepest fields in the sport, dozens of athletes could cross the line in first this weekend in Madrid.
WTC Names New Chief Executive
The World Triathlon Corp., owner of the Ironman, Ironman 70.3 and 5150 triathlon brands, has named Andrew Messick, former president of AEG Sports, its new chief executive.
The World’s Fastest Triathletes
IndyCar drivers Tony Kanaan and Vitor Meira to race Ironman Hawaii
Question of the Day: Changing Race Policies
Imagine you were the president of USAT and were given carte blanche with triathlon races. What would you do?
Trail Running Tips for Triathletes
We asked Dr. Victor Runco of the San Diego Running Institute to provide tips to triathletes looking to add trail running to their workout repertoire.
Inside Triathlon Magazine Archives: A Profile Of Linsey Corbin
T.J. Murphy, went to visit Corbin in her home in Montana. The following is the story that came out of that visit—including an in-depth look at how she overhauled her training regimen.
Memorial Day Weekend Triathlons
Looking for something to do during Memorial Day weekend? Why not sign up for a last-minute race? You’ll burn off the calories in time for Monday’s barbecue.
CBS News Reports Hincapie Testified That He And Armstrong Supplied Each Other With EPO, Testosterone
George Hincapie, one of Lance Armstrong’s closest friends during their time together at the U.S. Postal Service and Discovery Channel teams and the only member of all seven of Armstrong’s Tour de France-winning squads, testified before a federal grand jury that he and Armstrong had supplied one another with EPO and testosterone, CBS News reported Friday afternoon.
Introducing: Giro Selector aerohelmet
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