Pro Q&A

The Canadian is blazing her own trail of success—and it doesn't travel through Kona.

After three years of setbacks, Linsey Corbin gets back to the top of an Ironman podium.

After a couple of tough years filled with on-and-off injuries, Australian Joe Gambles is feeling healthy and has already had a big year.

To improve on her third-place finish from a year ago, Jackson aims to satisfy her Kona qualification standard with a finish at Ironman Boulder Sunday.

This weekend O'Donnell is literally from home, aiming to earn his Kona start this fall.

The 36-year-old hopes to come back to Kona stronger than ever and “be able to stand on top of the podium being a mom as well as a triathlete.”

We caught up with Bermuda’s Tyler Butterfield in advance of his Challenge Roth debut.

The U.S. Olympic hopeful talks about setting the right goals, being emo and his worst race travel experience.

The German pro will turn 40 this month and hopes to defend his victory on Sunday.

To win Challenge Roth, Yvonne Van Vlerken says she'll need "to run the best marathon of my life."

Following surgery and a tough recovery, Starykowicz is now hoping he's on the way back to racing healthy.

Alexander reveals his racing plans, contemplates whether we'll see him race Ironman again and chats about his new business.

The 29-year-old chats about his triathlon training and racing philosophy, as well his life outside the sport.

After finishing on the Kona podium in the last two years, Joyce is looking to earn the number one spot in 2015.

Mirinda Carfrae talks about recent Ironman initiatives, her Roth win, what motivates her to race to her “absolute limit” and more.

Defending Roth champ Dirk Bockel is feeling fit and ready to lay it all out there yet again on the course he calls his all-time favorite.

The 2013 Kona runner-up chats about his unconventional season, becoming a father and the fierce competition he'll face on Sunday.

Linsey Corbin chats on the heels of her victory at Ironman Austria, wherein she turned in the fastest Ironman time by an American female.

Cam Brown’s decisive victory at Ironman Cairns made him the oldest Ironman winner in the sport’s history.

Angela Naeth is going after her first Ironman World Championship berth, and in the process she's spending a lot of time on the Big Island.

Hauschildt won Ironman Australia three weeks after deciding to “give it a go.”

The 2013 Wildflower runner-up Leon Griffin thinks the unique format this year may play to his strengths.

New mom Sarah Haskins is three-for-three since returning to triathlon and she has big plans—including her first 70.3—for 2014.

Dave Scott chats about his take on nutrition, the future of the sport and whether he thinks we’ll ever see Chrissie Wellington race again.

We caught up with the pro known as “Big Sexy” to hear more about how he managed two Ironman wins in four weeks.

Since finishing third in Richmond last year Lesley Paterson has won every Xterra she’s entered.

With only 13 points separating Gwen Jorgensen from Anne Haug and Non Stanford, Saturday should prove to be an exciting race.

We caught up with Hauschildt to find out about her Vegas preparation, how she structured her season and when we might see her in a full IM.

The Boulder native chats about setting goals for the year, balancing his training with family time and racing familiar faces in Philly.

Piampiano’s sights are set on the podium in Kona, and the rookie pro is hardly afraid to aim high.

We caught up with Boecherer about his Oceanside race, his racing strategy and his plans for 2013.

While most pros are gearing up for the season, Hauschildt (fresh off of a win at Abu Dhabi) is getting ready to take a break.

We catch up with the Ironman world champion, who called in from Noosa, Australia, where she’s currently training under a brand new coach.

Ellis called us from TeamTBB camp in Switzerland via Skype to chat about her Ironman debut, joining TeamTBB and what’s next in her season.