Olympics

Remember the name Kira Gupta-Baltazar - you're going to hear it a lot over the next few years. Get to know the new NCAA Women’s Triathlon Champion and aspiring 2024 Olympian.

It was a summer full of exciting races in Tokyo. Here are some of our favorite triathlon moments from the Games.

For Bermuda, Flora Duffy isn’t just a gold medalist - she’s a hometown hero.

With the Tokyo Olympics effectively on lockdown for the majority of fans, the triathlon event presents one rare opportunity to spectate. Meet the tri fans who rolled the dice against the authorities.

In many ways, the men’s Olympic tri event was the version of triathlon we all experience—messy, unpredictable, discouraging, but still sometimes inspiring.

Over 20 years have passed since the first tri event at the Games in Sydney—two Olympic athletes talk about the impact, in their own words.

Twenty-ish years after triathlon made its Olympic debut, we check in with that original team.

One member of the Canadian team told Triathlete that it took eight-and-a-half hours for their group to get tested, processed, and approved for entry.

Stat geeks, grab a snack - it’s time to dig into some interesting facts and figures surrounding this historic Tokyo Olympics.

Our Man in Japan gives a firsthand account of this week’s unprecedented Olympic preparations and how the city of Tokyo is coping.

Enjoy the Games this summer, but remember when to hold your tongue.

For Tokyo Olympian Taylor Knibb, triathlon is a family affair.

Why you should care about the most exciting style of triathlon, all the time.

Sponsorship in Japan can be vastly different from how most pro triathletes find support in the West—how it works (and sometimes doesn’t).

Everything you want to know about this summer's Olympic triathlon event.

An insider's look at the staggering preparations and the rumble of discontent going on within the Olympic host country.

A look back at how a display of sportsmanship between two countrywomen roiled triathlon’s rulebooks.

A look inside what it takes the make the U.S. Olympic team.

It took four years of struggling through training weeks—but now she's following in the Brownlees' footsteps (and on their training rides).