NYC Triathlon

The iconic Panasonic New York City Triathlon welcomed a competitive professional field for the Olympic-distance event.

Chris LaPak of Long Island had a massive heart attack while swimming in the Hudson during the first leg of the NYC Triathlon.

Americans Ben Collins and Alicia Kaye earned the victories at Sunday's Panasonic NYC Triathlon.

Nearly 4,000 triathletes are gearing up for this Sunday's Panasonic New York City Triathlon.

Army Lt. Col. Patty Collins will guide blind athlete Amy Dixon through Sunday's New York City Triathlon.

Life Time has announced that it has purchased the New York City Triathlon and it will become a part of its Life time Tri Series in 2014.

Laila Ali is the latest celebrity to catch the triathlon bug.

After two athletes died at the 2011 New York City Triathlon, race organizers added multiple safety precautions ahead of Sunday's race.

Americans Jordan Jones and Amy Bevilacqua took the wins at today's New York City Triathlon.

Traveling to New York for the race this weekend, but not sure where to find a nutritious pre-race meal?

You’ll have a leg up on your competition come race day with these tips from New York City-based coaches.

American Ben Collins on his win, racing in inclement weather and how he got into the sport.

Images of a rainy day at the 2011 Nautica New York City Triathlon.

Intermittent rain showers and 90 percent humidity did little to slow down the professional field in today’s Nautica New York City Triathlon, with Rebeccah Wassner three-peating in her home town and Seattle resident Ben Collins winning here for the first time.

Inside Triathlon magazine recently got to hang out with New York City’s Full Throttle Endurance triathlon club. The team is a motley mix of bankers, executives, a former TV star, an Iraq war veteran and everything in between. They are coming to a race near you. And they’re going to beat you.

Twenty-three-year-old Anastasia Cirricone is the first of six CNN Fit Nation Triathlon Challenge Contestants revealed.

The Nautica New York City Triathlon will be using a lottery system to accept entrants for the first time in its 11-year history.

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