Javier Gomez, recovered from slight injury at London, won his fourth World Triathlon Series race of the year by 8 seconds over Portuguese newcomer Joao Pereira and took a 420 point lead in the WTS series.
by Tim Carlson, June 29, 2014We bring you a speed-fest Ironman in Austria, a rainy crash-fest in the south of France, tight duels in West Texas, a new race in Atlantic City and much more.
Gwen Jorgensen erases 69-seconds deficit with a smashing run to win WTS Chicago, sets new mark with 6 WTS victories, ties record with 3 straight WTS wins, and jets to 758 point lead the WTS season standings.
After finally cracking the podium at the Ironman 70.3 World Championship last year, multiple 70.3 winner Joe Gambles is aiming at a win at Mt. Tremblant 70.3 Worlds and top threes at Roth and Kona.
Cycling prodigy Andrew Yoder finally put the whole race together and topped a strong 70.3 field; Lauren Goss smashed the women’s field by eight minutes at Ironman 70.3 Syracuse.
On the weekend of the summer solstice, we bring you clashes in Kitzbühel, an off road excursion in Greece, a 70.3 in Canada and much more
While battling a degenerative eye disease that leaves her legally blind, Amy Dixon became a wine expert, continued her passion for equestrian for a time, and now is a triathlete aiming at the 2016 Paralympics.
Mild late spring temperatures, strong fields, and a bike course devoid of hills, Ironman 70.3 Boulder was poised for record times – and we bring you images.
Joe Gambles broke his own race record to win his fourth straight Ironman 70.3 Boulder title; Jodie Swallow won with the second-fastest women’s time ever.
The Weekend Box brings you a thrilling come-from-behind XTERRA win at Richmond, Irish-British winners at the hilly Wimbleball, and a finish chute collapse in Huatulco.
Weeks after turning 18, this Mexico City talent was first overall amateur at XTERRA Worlds; he’s making pro podiums this year and coach Lesley Paterson predicts Mauricio Mendez will soon be XTERRA World Champion.
Weekend events bring joyous accounts of the oldest men’s Ironman winner, more action in Cairns, Canadians atop the Idaho podium, excitement in Kansas and more
Andy Potts won his sixth Escape From Alcatraz title by 38 seconds over Bevan Docherty of New Zealand and Sarah Haskins won her first Escape by a 23 seconds margin over Mirinda Carfrae of Australia