Video: Raelert’s Podium Return
Andreas Raelert, 39, came back strong with a second place finish at the Ironman World Championship.
Andreas Raelert, 39, came back strong with a second place finish at the Ironman World Championship.
Andreas Raelert joined Bob Babbitt on Breakfast with Bob and Paul.
Andreas Raelert capped off a fast day with a 2:40 marathon to earn the sub-8 victory, while Erika Csomor claimed the women’s title.
Three pairs of triathlete siblings teach us all how to have a better training partner.
The race saw ideal conditions, allowing for a solid day of racing, highlighted by a men’s sprint finish and surprise female standout performance.
Andreas Raelert found his way onto the podium for the fourth year in a row thanks to a race-best 2:47:23 marathon.
Michael and Andreas Raelert have refined the setup of their BMC TM01 for Ironman Hawaii with the help of Stefano Cattai.
Andreas Raelert will face off against fellow countrymen Sebastian Kienle and Timo Bracht.
Triathlete.com honors the men who dazzled, dismayed— and destroyed their competition in 2011.
The Swiss bike maker has jumped head first into triathlon with this highly integrated multisport machine with moderately-aggressive true triathlon geometry
German Markus Fachbach turned in a well-rounded day to take the men's title, while American Mary Beth Ellis won her second Ironman in four weeks thanks to an impressive run.
Germany's Andreas Raelert has announced he will make the start at Ironman Regensburg this weekend, but don't expect him to win the race.
Follow Andreas Raelert as he races to a Challenge Roth victory and a new world record.
Without support from his brother Michael, Andreas Raelert may not have broken the record.
It was a record-breaking day at Challenge Roth. Over 180,000 spectators cheered Andreas Raelert and Chrissie Wellington on their way to new world records. See images of the day.
Germany's Andreas Raelert broke the world record for fastest iron-distance triathlon by going 7:41:33 at Challenge Roth. Check out these photos of the BMC Time Machine that helped Raelert to a 4:11:43 bike split.
Germany's Andreas Raelert made his Challenge Roth debut by breaking the world record for fastest iron-distance race. His time of 7:41:33 came thanks to a 46:18 swim, a 4:11:43 bike and a 2:40:52 run.
Does Andreas Raelert think he can break the world record for fastest iron-distance race at Challenge Roth? Find out.
Germany's Andreas Raelert talks about the relationship with his brother, Michael, and what it means to have him in Roth to support him.
Germany's Andreas Raelert tells us what he knows about the Challenge Roth course.
Wish you could travel to Roth and take in the festivities of Challenge Roth? We'll take you there with this photo gallery from the pre-race festival.
In this four-part series, which originally aired as a full-length Training Day feature back in May, we take you on-location to experience a real training camp with the Raelerts, including their key running workout, a three-and-a-half hour bike ride, and a five-kilometer pool session.
See how Andreas and his brother Michael prepared for the 2011 season with this exclusive Triathlete.com video series.
"The world’s largest iron-distance triathlon” is celebrating its 10th anniversary this weekend. Challenge Roth will take place on July 10th, 2011 with over 3,300 athletes and 600 relay teams from 61 countries.
On this episode of TriCenter we look forward to this weekend's Challenge Roth triathlon, which is set to feature Chrissie Wellington and Andreas Raelert.
Germany's Andreas Raelert is getting ready to take the starting line at this weekend's Challenge Roth triathlon in Roth, Germany. See how Andreas and his brother Michael prepared for the 2011 season with this exclusive Triathlete.com video.
With two podium finishes in Kona, Germany's Andreas Raelert will no doubt be one of the favorites heading into the 2011 Ironman World Championship triathlon.
Is this new BMC the bike Andreas and Michael Raelert will ride in Kona?
Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee have become two of the top athletes in ITU racing, while Andreas and Michael Raelert have seen amazing success at longer distance racing
Germany's Andreas Raelert and the Netherlands' Yvonne Van Vlerken beat out tough competition to take the victories at this weekend's Challenge Kraichgau race in Germany.
Though the Challenge series will gain them no points toward racing in Kona, the Raelert brothers have been vocal about wanting to race each other at the Ford Ironman World Championship this year.
German Andreas Raelert and British Emma-Kate Lidbury took the titles at Ironman 70.3 Mallorca.
Andreas and Michael Raelert ride on BMC Team Machine road bikes for the first time in this exclusive video from the Canary Islands.
See a photo gallery of the Raelerts riding together on BMC road bikes while at a training camp on the Canary Islands.
Andreas and Michael Raelert have announced that they will be leaving their current bike sponsors to race together under the BMC name.
On this episode of TriCenter, we give you a glance inside the European training camp of the Raelert brothers and catch up with this month’s Triathlete magazine cover girl Lesley Paterson.
How do two of the top triathletes in the world prepare for the season? Triathlete.com is on location at Las Playitas in Fuerteventura, Canary Islands to follow the most famous brothers in the sport, Andreas and Michael Raelert.
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Craig Alexander, Chrissie Wellington, Mirinda Carfrae, Chris Lieto, Julie Dibens, Andreas Raelert and Rasmus Henning answered questions for the triathlon media two days before the IM world championships and although some of the answers were pretty standard, they also had a few surprising and interesting things to say.
Reigning two-time Ironman World Champion is the favorite heading into Saturday's race, but he's going to face some tough competition. Who's your pick?