Lance Armstrong

The fact that Lance Armstrong will likely make the start in Kona has given the World Triathlon Corporation (WTC) more firepower.

Bevan Docherty narrowly beat out Lance Armstrong, while Angela Naeth outpaced a strong women's field at Sunday's Ironman 70.3 Panamá.

New Zealand's Bevan Docherty and Canada's Angela Naeth took the victories at today's Ironman 70.3 Panamá triathlon.

We got a mixed reaction when we asked the pro men how they feel about racing against Lance Armstrong at Ironman 70.3 Panama.

Triathlete.com popped over to Lance Armstrong's hotel for another look at his triathlon bike before Sunday's Ironman 70.3 Panama.

Pro men once feared being "chicked" by Chrissie Wellington. The new fear is getting "Lanced" by Lance Armstrong.

Armstrong’s technical advisor gives the intimate details of his Trek Speed Concept.

A look inside three-time Ironman world champion Craig Alexander’s now famous heat experiments.

"... It seems to me in triathlon you ‘ride for show and you run for dough.'"

The Lance Armstrong Foundation will partner with Ironman, with Armstrong announcing plans to compete in four 70.3 events and one Ironman.

Armstrong is again tweeting cryptic messages that may reveal plans for his next triathlon, this time suggesting Ironman Panama 70.3.

Lance Armstrong case closed—no charges against the 7-time Tour de France champion.

New Zealand's Bevan Docherty showed once again that ITU athletes can translate speed to the half-Ironman, taking the win in Panama.

Armstrong made his official pool-swimming debut at this weekend’s Longhorn Aquatics New Year’s Classic meet with a 5:08.11 500 free.

You can race stronger in the wind by following some basic guidelines.

American Lukas Verzbicas is skipping the U23 circuit in hopes of earning an Olympic spot.

Armstrong granted exclusive access to Triathlete on race day, allowing us a rare glimpse into his much anticipated triathlon homecoming.

Triathlete editors selected 15 of the most memorable headline-grabbing events from the 2011 season.

Whether it was super-fast performances or shocking tragedies, here’s a list of some of the top triathlon stories.

Check out these exclusive photos from Lance Armstrong’s first triathlon in over 20 years, the Xterra USA Championships.

Weiss and Paterson both earned their first Xterra world champion titles today, complementing solid swim and bike efforts with a fast run to secure the wins in the most competitive pro fields ever assembled.

Why has Lance chosen Xterra as his path back into triathlon and what bike will he ride in Maui? Find out with this interview from Xterra.

In his first triathlon in more than two decades, Lance Armstrong finished fifth at September’s Xterra National Championship in a stacked field of international pro talent. This Sunday, he’ll race his second Xterra—the 2011 world championship on a brand new Maui course.

Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong participated in his second triathlon of the year this weekend in Tempe, Ariz. at Red Rock Co.'s Four Peaks Urban Dirt Triathlon.

On this episode of TriCenter Ann Wessling reviews the latest triathlon news. Learn how Lance Armstrong fared in his return to triathlon, find out about Chrissie Wellington's Book and go along with Ann as she competes in her first iron-distance tri.

France’s Nico Lebrun and Canada’s Melanie McQuaid took the titles at today’s XTERRA USA Championship at the Ogden & Snowbasin Resort in Utah. Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong finished fifth in his first triathlon in 22 years.

The return of Lance Armstrong to the sport of triathlon brought extra attention to the 2011 XTERRA Championships. Ultimately it was Nico Lebrun and Melanie McQuaid who took the victories.

Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong gave a brief interview ahead of tomorrow's XTERRA USA Championship at Snowbasin Resort - his first triathlon in 22 years.

Lance Armstrong is racing the XTERRA USA Championship aboard this Trek Superfly Elite 29er.

Saturday's Xterra USA Championship features several intriguing story lines. Perhaps most notable is the return of seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong to triathlon.

Lance Armstrong may be the biggest name in the field, yet to win Saturday's XTERRA USA Championship at Snowbasin Resort he'll probably have to outlast a Caveman.

Xterra reigning world champ and defending eight-time national champion Conrad Stoltz chats with Triathlete.com about the new Xterra USA Championship course, his prep to defend his title, and going up against Lance.

Here's a look at the mountain bike Lance Armstrong rode to victory at the Crested Butte Alpine Odyssey on July 31 in Crested Butte, Colo.

As we suspected, Lance Armstrong will be making the start at the Xterra USA Championship in Ogden, Utah on Sept. 24.

The Twittersphere has been abuzz the past couple days with conjecture about Lance Armstrong’s return to triathlon

George Hincapie, one of Lance Armstrong’s closest friends during their time together at the U.S. Postal Service and Discovery Channel teams and the only member of all seven of Armstrong’s Tour de France-winning squads, testified before a federal grand jury that he and Armstrong had supplied one another with EPO and testosterone, CBS News reported Friday afternoon.

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Seven-time Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong has confirmed that he will not be racing at the 2011 Ironman World Championship in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.

The question of whether or not seven-time Tour De France champion Lance Armstrong is still training to compete in the 2011 Ironman World Championship is starting to clear up.

Lance Armstrong competes in the Red Licorice 2.4-mile open water swim in Austin, Texas.

Armstrong enlists the help of Alberto Salazar to help him run a 2:50-2:55 marathon in an Ironman.

Wall Street triathletes are following the lead of professional triathletes and cyclists and are spending money to head to the wind tunnel.

Inside Triathlon editor-in-chief Courtney Baird breaks down what happened in the triathlon twitter world this week.

Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong finished the Livestrong Half Marathon in his hometown of Austin, Texas in a time of 1:22, according to his twitter.

The weekend after announcing that he is permanently retiring from cycling, Lance Armstrong has said via his twitter that he will competing in Sunday's Livestrong Half Marathon in his hometown of Austin, Texas.

Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong's announcement that he will retire from cycling for good has many questioning if it also means he will renege on his previous statement that he will return to the sport of triathlon in 2011.

After Lance Armstrong’s official retirement from cycling—or “Retirement 2.0” as he’s dubbed it—the triathlon community may wonder: does this mean he’s dedicating himself to being a triathlete?

In a telephone interview with the Associated Press, Lance Armstrong announced what he is calling "Retirement 2.0" from cycling and says he is done for good this time. Armstrong did not touch on the subject of his return to the sport of triathlon.

New Zealand's Cameron Todd won the Rotorua Sprint Triathlon on Sunday for the second year in a row.

American triathlete Chris Lieto avoids jellyfish in today’s Tweet of the Day.

The knee injury that forced Lance Armstrong to withdraw from the Rotorua Sprint Triathlon in New Zealand, set to be held later this month, could also keep him from competing in a 2011 Ironman.

We asked one of the sport's strongest swimmers, American Sara McLarty, to give her take on Lance Armstrong's swim stroke.

Check out this video of Lance Armstrong swimming the Ironman World Championship course in Kona, Hawaii.

American triathlete and Kona local Bree Wee is spending time training with Lance Armstrong as he prepares to make his comeback to the sport of triathlon.

Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong won't compete in a New Zealand triathlon next month because of a sore left knee.

Lance Armstrong was part of a star-studded lineup that visited Afghanistan with USO on their Holiday Troop Visit prior to Christmas. Armstrong took time away from his cycling and triathlon training to make the trip.

New Zealand's top triathlete Bevan Docherty will challenge seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong in Rotorua early next year.

Lance Armstrong has confirmed that he will be racing in a sprint triathlon as part of the Eves Blue Lake Multisport Festival in New Zealand at the end of January.

While it has not been officially confirmed, some believe that the person operating the twitter account @juanpelota is Lance Armstrong.

Seven-time Tour De France winner Lance Armstrong will be turning to triathlon and racing in the 2011 Ironman World Championship in Kona, Hawaii, according to his long-time coach Chris Carmichael.

Former Canadian triathlon national team member Frank Hayday has only a few months to live.

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