Eneko Llanos

Spain's Eneko Llanos and the United States' Heather Jackson claimed the wins at the inaugural Ironman Vitoria.

The question many are asking is “is it possible to be in top shape for Roth and Kona?” Eneko Llanos gave his take.

Spain's Eneko Llanos and Denmark's Camilla Pedersen laid it all on the line at Sunday's Ironman European Championship in Frankfurt, Germany.

Spain's Eneko Llanos and Denmark's Camilla Pedersen claimed tough wins to earn the titles of Ironman European Champions today.

Eneko Llanos overtook Marino Vanhoenacker in the final miles of the race, while Corinne Abraham surprised the women’s field in Melbourne.

Look back on last year's Ironman Texas race with these photos from Nils Nilsen.

Llanos will be one of the top contenders in Sunday’s Ironman Melbourne.

Triathlete.com honors the men who dazzled, dismayed— and destroyed their competition in 2011.

Llanos’ victory was highlighted by a finish time of 7:59:38, while Cave ended her season with the first Ironman win of her career.

Several of the sport's top Ironman stars are set to race at this weekend's Ironman Arizona triathlon in Tempe, Ariz. Eight of the athletes gathered at Tempe Town Lake for Friday's Pro Panel.

The Kona course has a way of humbling—no, demolishing—athletes like no other Ironman. The heat, the unforgiving course, the world championship-demanding effort—and did we mention the heat? We spoke with three top pros forced to pull out of last Saturday’s race and asked them what ultimately ended their day and dashed their Kona hopes.

Both Eneko Llanos and Catriona Morrison's strong run secured their titles. Tim O'Donnell had a very strong first Iron distance event crossing the line less than two minutes behind Llanos.

Video: Pre-race interviews with Chris Lieto, Catriona Morrison, Eneko Llanos, Linsey Corbin, Michael Lovato, Joanna Lawn, and Luke Bell.

Aaron Hersh previews the deep field of athletes set to race in this Saturday's Abu Dhabi International Triathlon.

Inside Triathlon magazine photo editor Nils Nilsen made the trek out to Abu Dhabi last year for the inaugural Abu Dhabi International Triathlon.

Spain’s Eneko Llanos and Great Britain’s Julie Dibens, the champions of the inaugural Abu Dhabi International Triathlon, will defend their men’s and women’s crowns in the race’s second running on March 12, 2011.

Eneko Llanos and Julie Dibens, last year's XTERRA World Champions, did not go home empty handed this year.

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