Michael Weiss

A close-up look at the new Diamondback Andean Michael Weiss will ride on Saturday.

Austria's Michael Weiss claimed the Ironman 70.3 Santa Cruz victory on Sunday.

Austria's Michael Weiss and Great Britain's Rachel Joyce won today's Ironman Cozumel race thanks to strong all-around performances.

Michael Weiss will continue to be drug tested during his two-year suspension from competition.

Michael Weiss maintains his innocence, but will not appeal a two-year doping suspension.

Xterra World Champion Michael Weiss will receive a two-year ban for a 2005 doping incident.

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.

Michael Weiss and Lesley Paterson took their first-ever world titles at the 2011 Xterra World Championship in Maui. See photos from the day. Check back tomorrow for part two of our gallery.

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.

The second fastest rider from last year's Ironman World Championship shares tips on getting from T1 to T2 as fast as possible.

Triathlete.com catches up with Michael Weiss two days before the Ironman World Championship 70.3 race in Las Vegas.

The 2010 Ironman St. George champion, who finished 13th at the Ironman World Championship last year, has a busy few months ahead of him. He shared with Triathlete.com about his upcoming wedding as well as racing three world championships back-to-back this year.

The prize money was double for the pros this year—from $25,000 to $50,000—and there were 50 qualifying spots for Ironman 70.3 World Championships in Las Vegas, Nevada.