Baby, it’s getting cold outside! Training in wintry weather is one thing. But what about racing an Ironman with freezing temps, icicles, and elevation? Here’s a look at the inaugural Ironman Lake Tahoe in 2013, which featured all of the above, and is considered one of the coldest Ironmans in history.
After an eventful three-year running of Ironman and 70.3 events in Lake Tahoe, it was revealed today that the races have been discontinued.
The fires that have wreaked havoc in Northern California are threatening the cancellation of this weekend's Ironman 70.3 and Ironman Lake Tahoe races.
Feelings of loss, disappointment are normal, says sports psychologist.
Smoke from the King fire forced race officials to cancel both events on race morning.
Ironman Lake Tahoe and Ironman 70.3 Lake Tahoe face the possibility of cancellation due to smoky conditions
Ironman 70.3 Lake Tahoe will take place on the same day as Ironman Lake Tahoe.
Sunday’s Ironman Lake Tahoe featured brutal conditions on an already tough course.
The inaugural Ironman Lake Tahoe was even tougher then athletes were expecting.
Though the morning was chilly, conditions were better than Saturday and the temperature reached the mid-60s.
From shoreline to ski slopes, North Lake Tahoe is paradise for active triathletes and their families.
If the scenery doesn’t take your breath away, the hills and altitude will.
Julia Polloreno recently traveled to the California/Nevada border to check out the Ironman Lake Tahoe course.
The race, which was announced last week, will take place on Sept. 22, 2013.
The event will take place Sunday, Sept. 22, 2013.