Events

Australia's Richie Cunningham will look to defend his Rev3 Quassy title Sunday in Connecticut.

France's Bertrand Billard and Australia's Melissa Hauschildt claimed world titles at Saturday's ITU Long Distance World Championships in Belfort, France.

Great Britain’s Non Stanford outruns an impressive field in Spain to take her first World Triathlon Series win at the age of 24.

The 2014 Ironman 70.3 World Championships will head to Mont-Tremblant, Québec, Canada, with the race taking place on Sept. 7, 2014.

Australia's Mirinda Carfrae has won three of four runnings of the Rev3 Quassy triathlon in Middlebury, Conn.

The 10th racing of Ironman 70.3 Hawaii will take place this Saturday on the Kohala Coast of Hawaii’s Big Island.

Rev3 is gearing up for the fifth running of its flagship race this weekend in Middleburry, Conn.

It has been announced that the race will take place under a duathlon format due to colder-than-expected weather and water temperatures.

Madrid marks the fourth of eight stops on the 2013 ITU World Triathlon Series.

Australia's Chris McCormack and Hungary's Erika Csomor came out on top at the inaugural Challenge Rimini.

U.S. paratriathletes posted phenomenal performances on Monday en route to national titles at the 2013 USA Paratriathlon National Championship.

Americans Hunter Kemper and Alicia Kaye earned the victories at the Life Time Capital of Texas Triathlon in Austin, Texas on Monday.

Americans Hunter Kemper and Alicia Kaye earned the Memorial Day victories in Austin, Texas.

Tim O’Donnell narrowly missed the elusive eight-hour mark, finishing in a course record time of 8:01:31.

A thrilling finish and testing conditions made up the inaugural Challenge Rimini.

Athletes braved tough weather, which included windy and chilly conditions that forced the cancellation of the swim.

Gwen Jorgensen is still relatively new to the sport, but she's already found her way to the top of the ITU World Triathlon Series rankings.

For hundreds of age groupers the day wasn't about winning, but about completing the 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike and a 26.2-mile run.

Olympic silver medalist Javier Gómez spectacularly won both the Half Distance Triathlon European Championship and Challenge Half Barcelona.

The United States' Cameron Dye and New Zealand's Nicky Samuels won the 30th edition of the Columbia Triathlon.

Meet three athletes who will finally be racing Ironman Hawaii as part of the Legacy program.

New Zealand's Terenzo Bozzone and the United States' Mary Beth Ellis won Sunday's Ironman 70.3 Florida.

Javier Gómez Noya spectacularly won both the Half Distance Triathlon European Championship and Challenge Half Barcelona.

Olympic-distance specialists Cameron Dye and Nicky Samuels shined at the 30th anniversary of the Columbia Triathlon in Ellicott City, Md.

Former 70.3 world champ Terenzo Bozzone and the top American finish in Kona, Mary Beth Ellis, earned the victories at Ironman 70.3 Florida.

It was a British invasion at Ironman Texas as Paul Amey and Rachel Joyce took home the titles on a hot, humid day of racing.

Germans Faris Al-Sultan and Kristin Möller won Ironman Lanzarote using dominating performances.

Julie Dibens held her own against an invite-only field at the Amgen Tour of California Women’s Time Trial on the technical course.

The Rev3 Triathlon Series announced today that it will expand to the Pocono Mountains in northeastern Pennsylvania in 2014.

As the only triathlete in the invite-only field, Dibens is ready to ‘let her rip’ and see what happens tomorrow.

On Sunday nearly 2,000 athletes including more than 40 pros will race the 30th anniversary of the Columbia Triathlon in Columbia, Md.

American Heather Jackson is having the year of her career.

Jesse Thomas has gone from a relatively unknown pro to a Wildflower legend.

Two-time Ironman world champion Tim DeBoom shares his thoughts about what it takes to win, and which Americans might have it.

Javier Gomez chats with Javier Gomez about the Brownlee brothers, the highlights of his career and his future plans in the sport.

Jonathan Brownlee returned from injury to dominate the run at the 2013 ITU World Triathlon Series Yokohama.

Photos of a dominant performance by American Gwen Jorgensen at the ITU WTS Yokohama Triathlon.

Spain’s Eneko Llanos and Austria’s Lisa Hütthaler claimed the wins at Ironman 70.3 Mallorica in Spain.

Former ITU athletes Brad Kahlefedlt (AUS) and Liz Blatchford earned victories at the 2013 Ironman 70.3 Busselton triathlon in Australia.

Great Britain’s Jonathan Brownlee comes back from injury to take ITU WTS Yokohama victory.

Gwen Jorgensen outran the competition to earn the victory at Yokohama, the third of eight races on the World Triathlon Series circuit.

The program, launched in 2012, is an alternative way for triathletes to have the chance to race in Kona without having to qualify.

WTC CEO Andrew Messick revealed that the announcement about the 2014 70.3 worlds venue is expected to be in three weeks.

Messick offers insight into SwimSmart, addresses the concerns of athletes and explains why he isn’t afraid to break with tradition.

A few North American Ironmans will see differences in how the races start in 2013.

Americans Jesse Thomas and Heather Jackson once again proved their ability to navigate the tough Wildflower Long Course Triathlon.

If last weekend’s 70.3 U.S. Pro Champs were any indication, 2013 will go down as the year of the ITU invasion into long-course racing.

Look back on the triathlon action from St. George, Wildflower, Knoxville, Taiwan and more.

American Meredith Kessler and Canadian Brent McMahon earned hard fought victories at the first-ever Ironman 70.3 St. George triathlon.

In pouring and cold rain, two athletes who took second last year at the Rev3 Olympic-distance race in Knoxville brought home the titles this morning.

Canada's Heather Wurtele won the Ironman version of this race in 2010 and 2011.

Held on Cinco de Mayo, the St. Croix Ironman 70.3 this year was sponsored by Captain Morgan and tired triathletes looked to party on the island after finishing.

Australian athletes thrilled the crowds at Port Macquarie.

Jesse Thomas and Heather Jackson, who both happen to be residents of Bend, Ore., repeated as Wildflower Long Course Triathlon champions.

American Andy Potts spent a good part of his day in St. George setting the pace up front.

Canadian Brent McMahon has spent his career focusing on the ITU series, but his transition to 70.3 racing is proving to be a good one.

American Meredith Kessler was first out of the swim, second off of the bike and first at the finish line in St. George.

Both defending champions took home wins at the Wildflower Long Course Triathlon today.

After three years of hosting full Ironman events, St. George transitioned this year to the 70.3 and saw its most exciting pro race to date.

Temperate weather conditions and curious and enthusiastic local crowds greeted athletes racing Saturday's inaugural Challenge Taiwan.

American Meredith Kessler chats about her new approach toward the 2013 Ironman World Championship and her love of St. George.

Greg and Laura Bennett will make the start at Saturday's Ironman 70.3 St. George.

Kelly Williamson admits that she's not feeling great about her form, but is excited to test her legs on the tough course.

Leanda Cave (GBR) chats about her season so far, the St. George course and her goals for the race on Saturday.

Sebastian Kienle talks about his decision to race St. George and if he'll duplicate the all-out strategy that gave him the world title.

Nine of the top pros gathered in St. George's Town Square on Friday ahead of the Ironman 70.3 U.S. Pro Championship.

On the eve of the inaugural Challenge Taiwan--the Challenge Family's first race in Asia--Holly Bennett sat down with managing director Michael Dhulst.

Holly Bennett spent the day today with Challenge Family CEO Felix Walchshoefer, exploring the Challenge Taiwan bike course by scooter.

With the 70.3 and Ironman World Champs months away, several pros have chosen to make this the priority race for the front half of 2013.

Pro athletes will be competing in the Olympic-distance race for their share of a $50,000 prize purse.

Here's a look at the scenic and unique sights that competitors will enjoy this weekend.

Javier Gomez chats with Javier Gomez about the Brownlee brothers, the highlights of his career and his future plans in the sport.

The southern Utah community will host half the distance, but will see twice the excitement as the site of the 70.3. U.S. Pro Championship.

Meredith Kessler is no stranger to the winds, heat and climbing in St. George, Utah, as she returns for the fourth year in a row.

Athletes and media gathered for a press conference made especially lively by an entertaining emcee and translator.

Jan Frodeno (GER) and Alicia Kaye (CAN) earned the victories at the 30th anniversary of the St. Anthony’s Triathlon by turning in well-rounded races St. Petersburg, Fla.

USAT has high hopes for intense, compact race format.

On Sunday Alistair Brownlee will run a 10K, but this time he won’t be swimming or biking first. And, for a change, he probably won’t win.

After a day of qualifying, the top finishers (and those who met the pre-qualification standard) battled it out in the A Finals of the Fearless Pro Triathlon.

On the heels of a seventh-place finish at the ITU World Triathlon San Diego, American Sarah Groff won the Fearless Pro super sprint triathlon.

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Chris McCormack’s first Escape from Alcatraz victory rang in a new era of Aussie dominance in triathlon.

After a fourth-place finish at the Olympic Games last August, American Sarah Groff started approaching her career with a new outlook.

Great Britain's Alistair Brownlee destroyed the ITU WTS San Diego field on Saturday, running a 29:30 10K to earn the victory.

Gwen Jorgensen ran her way through the field to become the first American to win an ITU World Triathlon Series race in San Diego on Friday

Olympic athletes will be racing Fearless Pro’s unique racing format for a share in the $20,000 prize purse.

Sarah Groff pushed the pace through much of the bike and the early miles of the run, but eventually "blew up" and finished seventh.

Ready to take her performance to the next level, the Olympian has made some changes that—so far—are really paying off.

In addition to the professionals, nearly 50 paratriathletes and more than 1,800 age groupers took on the ITU World Triathlon Series course.

Javier Gomez exited the water with the leaders at ITU WTS San Diego and stayed up front on the bike, but he struggled on the run and finished eighth.