Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon

“I looked up at the boat for help, but people were still jumping.”

Test your triathlon history knowledge (or just get a massive nostalgia bomb) with this look at historic and modern-day triathlon photos.

Whether it’s epic scenery, a killer challenge, or both, the editors of Triathlete present 13 of the best bucket-list triathlon events in the world.

Two-time winner pro triathlete Eric Lagerstrom shares his expert knowledge, ranging from the course, to race logistics, to how to celebrate after the finish line.

The 38th annual edition of the race saw American Olympians Ben Kanute and Sarah Haskins take top honors.

Nearly 2,000 amateur and professional athletes endured high winds and a modified course.

Nearly 2,000 amateur and professional athletes took the plunge into the 61.2-degree water of San Francisco Bay.

Americans Ben Kanute, Joe Maloy and Katie Zaferes are set to compete in their first race since qualifying for Rio.

Potts has won this race six times but fell just short of another victory after losing a sprint in the finish line chute.

Mirinda Carfrae recaps her podium placing race and explains the role of short course racing for long-distance triathletes.

The 2015 Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon winner takes us through his race, which included a sprint finish with defending champion Andy Potts.

A few athletes at yesterday’s Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon uploaded parts of their race to Strava for public viewing.

Americans Andy Potts and Sarah Haskins took the wins on the tough San Francisco course.

Spain's Javier Gomez and the United States' Heather Jackson earned their first victories at the historic Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon.

This Sunday, March 3, age-group athlete Eric Gilsenan will race the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon for the 25th year in a row.

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