Chicago Triathlon

The man behind the biggest triathlon in the world—and how he kept it going.

Chicago’s finest are duking it out for a year’s worth of bragging rights at the world’s largest triathlon on Sunday.

Australia’s Greg Bennett and the United States’ Alicia Kaye earned the victories at today’s Transamerica Chicago Triathlon.

More than 9,000 athletes will compete at this weekend's Transamerica Chicago Triathlon.

This year’s race will highlight a new single-loop International bike course.

Hunter Kamper and Alicia Kaye earned the victories at today's Life Time Tri Chicago, and battled it out to the finish line in the equalizer.

The 30th anniversary event welcomed more than 9,000 racers.

Several of the sport’s short-course stars showed up in Chicago for the fifth race of the Life Time Fitness Triathlon Series

Matt Chrabot, a 28-year old ITU racer who lives in Colorado Springs, cinched the men’s title today while Sarah Haskins won the women’s race for the third time.

It’s one of the sport’s marquee races along the country’s most scenic city skyline, and triathletes show up by the thousands.

Guy Petruzzelli writes about his journey into a brand new approach to multisport fitness.

Americans Mark Fretta and Sarah Haskins overcame hot and humid conditions Sunday afternoon in Chi-town to take victories at the 2010 Lifetime Chicago Triathlon.

American Mark Fretta ran by his competition to take the biggest win of his career, while fellow American Sarah Haskins defended her 2009 title to show she is the top American at this distance.

Triathlete.com took an opportunity to sit down with Rebeccah and Laurel Wassner the day before the Lifetime Chicago Triathlon.

TriSeriesChicagoLogoThe Chicago Triathlon will now be known as the Lifetime Chicago Triathlon.