Events

"Watch the pros, race like a pro."

CLASH Endurance offers you the opportunity to race at iconic speedways, experience a family friendly endurance festival, and earn bragging rights to say, “I raced at Daytona.”

We report from the expo in Germany.

Three-time Challenge Roth winner reflects on her standout moments.

On July 3, Challenge Roth will celebrate 20 years—but it's actually been around in various forms for almost four decades. We take a look back at some things you might not know about the historic race.

Since starting as the Oxford Triathlon in 1981, the race is known for being two things: hot and flat.

An age-grouper goes back to school at USA Triathlon’s Fantasy Camp. What is the Olympic Training Center really like?

Low-budget and high-quality? CalTri is for everyone.

The full Ironman distance hasn’t been contested in St. George in a decade, when a pair of Americans earned hard-fought victories on an especially blustery day. 

In the first Ironman World Championship since 2019, the pros will tackle a historic course: a world title contested outside of Hawaii. It’ll be tough, hilly, and stacked. What could happen?

The inside scoop and everything you need to know about the Ironman World Championship on May 7.

We asked some former pros and some of the pros not racing—Dave Scott, Mark Allen, Leanda Cave, Patrick Lange, Lauren Brandon, Dede Griesbauer, and Sarah Crowley—how they think the world championship will play out.

The pros aren't the only ones with full calendars this year. How do you tackle multiple Iron-distance events—and do it well?

Have dirt, will gravel.

First, there was the Endurathon.

The cold-weather cousin of the swim/bike/run is the snowshoe/fat-tire bike/cross-country ski.

And why you should be too.

Want to race the fastest Ironman courses? You'll have to travel.

Experts break down the ADA laws surrounding service dogs and emotional support animals at races.

An argument for why these new events can show us how to have fun—while still doing hard things.

Panama City Beach will host one of the last major Ironmans of the year—with a deep field.

Results, winners, and some of our favorite photos from Hawaii From Home.

Even if you can’t be on the Big Island next week, we give you the tips and at-home hacks to make your Hawaii From Home Challenge experience (almost) like the real thing.

Get ready for Hawaii From Home with this final workout from 6x Ironman world champ Mark Allen!

If you were racing against Jan Frodeno, how long do you think you'd be able to keep up? How about Gordon Ramsay?

Register and you could win.

All the ins and outs from the exciting races (and news) this past weekend.

As a storm came through, the age-groupers faced a very different race than the pros. But that wasn't the only place they differed this weekend. For the two worlds, the question of moving Kona also presents very different answers.

Get ready for Hawaii From Home with these weekly workouts from 6x Ironman world champ Mark Allen!

Check out the epic day.

On the women's side: Will it be a sprint to the finish between Taylor Knibb, Lucy Charles-Barclay, Daniela Ryf, and everyone else trying to take the top step?

The 2021 70.3 World Championship will seem much more red, white, and blue than usual—we look at why.

We asked the pros not racing—Sebi Kienle, Mirinda Carfrae, Lauren Brandon, and Ben Hoffman—how they thought the world championship will play out.

Get ready for Hawaii From Home with these weekly workouts from 6x Ironman world champ Mark Allen!

We rate seven of the top contenders in the women's 70.3 World Championship race so you can follow along.

We rate six of the top contenders in the men's 70.3 World Championship race so you can follow along.

Get ready for Hawaii From Home with these weekly workouts from 6x Ironman world champ Mark Allen!

As summer heads into fall, there are still plenty of opportunities to tri. We take a look at eight low-key races that are still open with slots available.

Get ready for Hawaii From Home with these weekly workouts from 6x Ironman world champ Mark Allen!

Oct. 4-10: Join us for 140.6 miles—and see how long you can keep up.

On the ground, there was drama and excitement. The question will be if they can translate that to viewers at home.

It was a summer full of exciting races in Tokyo. Here are some of our favorite triathlon moments from the Games.

What's it like to have that kind of relationship? How do they work together?

With Paralympians generally requiring more medical support staff, the situation is tenuous.

Now she's finally headed to Tokyo, to compete against girls half her age.

Physical therapy for paratriathletes requires flexibility and all hands on deck.

After a cancellation last year delayed the 40th anniversary, the historic (and weird) race will celebrate its 40th running this weekend.

We kick off Paralympics month with the story of Allysa Seely and how she's overcome countless challenges to win gold.

An in-depth, expert analysis on how the two Olympic champions could potentially fare if they race Kona only 10 weeks after Tokyo.

Who will compete in Slovakia for $1.5 million?

This weekend the USA Triathlon Age Group National Championships will take place in Milwaukee. We look back at the first nationals race from what was then called Tri-Fed.

An average power of 220 watts, a maximum power of 654 watts—and a higher power to weight ratio than the men's champion. Her file was much smoother with fewer spikes.

Three teams stand out as big medal favorites for the Olympic mixed relay debut. Here’s how each of those teams could win.

For Bermuda, Flora Duffy isn’t just a gold medalist - she’s a hometown hero.

We analyze, dissect, and discuss. Plus, what to expect in the relay later this week.

A peak power of 987w and 11-minutes worth of surges above threshold. You can find Olympic champ Kristian Blummenfelt's files on Strava—and we've got all the analysis.

Have you ever raced exactly as good as you were capable of? Do you have the courage to find out?

American Katie Zaferes takes the bronze.

With the Tokyo Olympics effectively on lockdown for the majority of fans, the triathlon event presents one rare opportunity to spectate. Meet the tri fans who rolled the dice against the authorities.

Kevin McDowell holds on for best finish ever by a U.S. man.

One member of the Canadian team told Triathlete that it took eight-and-a-half hours for their group to get tested, processed, and approved for entry.

We asked the experts at our sister brands for their picks for the must-watch events they absolutely won't miss. Use this guide to plan your viewing schedule.

These three women and two men have a shot at more than one medal.

Using a system of barriers and generators, the city says its brought Tokyo's water quality and temperature to acceptable levels. Is that enough?

Stat geeks, grab a snack - it’s time to dig into some interesting facts and figures surrounding this historic Tokyo Olympics.

And we give you our preview & picks for the Games.

The Tokyo Olympics will include three triathlon events—the men's and women's races and the new mixed relay. Here's how to watch.

Our Man in Japan gives a firsthand account of this week’s unprecedented Olympic preparations and how the city of Tokyo is coping.

The popular world champion moved to long-course after a disappointing 2016 Olympics—but he missed the excitement of Olympic racing too much. Now the 38-year-old is back with big plans for Tokyo.

Plus, how This App Saves Lives could save your life.

For Olympian Taylor Knibb, triathlon is a family affair.

The first-time Olympian has been racing since he was a kid—but a Hodgkin’s Lymphoma diagnosis at 18 derailed his career. Now he's finally hitting his stride.

Why you should care about the most exciting style of triathlon, all the time.

Follow along with the training-filled diary of a medal contender.

Sponsorship in Japan can be vastly different from how most pro triathletes find support in the West—how it works (and sometimes doesn’t).

Grace Norman, a two-time Paralympic medalist and a quickly rising star in paratriathlon chooses to adapt and evolve through a year of loss.

It's the start of Olympics month on the podcast!