The State of Gravel Triathlon
It’s been a few years since the first gravel-specific triathlon debuted. Is this niche-within-a-niche-sport still growing?
Gravel
In just a few years, gravel cycling has gone from a fringe pursuit to the hot style of riding and racing, with current and former WorldTour professional jumping in the mix. Gravel cycling has many attractions: escaping traffic, noise, and congestion – whether rolling solo, riding with friends, or racing with competitors. At VeloNews, we cover all the major events and many of the small, quirky ones, bringing you the inside stories from the riders at the front and the back of the back. We also test a wide variety of gear, often in races like Unbound Gravel or The Mid South, and give you our unvarnished feedback here.
Alistair Brownlee Chats About His Epic Off-Road Adventure, Ironman Plans
The only triathlete to ever successfully defend an Olympic title decided to have a crack at XTERRA in Staffordshire’s Weston Park in the U.K. last weekend. Turns out he's pretty good at off-road triathlon, too.
Triathlete’s 2023 Guide to the Best Tris for a Good Time
Sometimes the standard swim, bike, and run distances and format feel a little…stale. Fortunately there are some wacky, dirty, and downright weird multisport events to help jumpstart your tri mojo.
Cam Wurf on the Challenges of Crossing Over from Road to Tri to Gravel
Wurf's foray into gravel racing is the latest in his multi-hyphenate athletic career. But it hasn't always been smooth sailing.
Face Off: Two Gravel Bikes (For Triathletes) Go Head to Head
Gravel cycling has never been more trendy and the rise of gravel tri means there's plenty for us multisporters to learn. We put two tri-friendly gravel machines to the test.