The 2009 Ironman 70.3 World titlist and defending three-time XTERRA World Champion has set her sights on Ironman Hawaii – Part 1 of 2 of a conversation with Julie Dibens
by Tim Carlson, March 8, 2010Brian Fleischmann and Sarah Haskins win USAT’s first 2010 Elite Development sprint race in Clermont, Florida
Naval Academy grad and military triathlon champion Timothy O’Donnell finds his run and makes a breakthrough to win his first major races — and a world title on top of that.
Chris Foster repeats with 1:56 margin over Ben Hoffman; Samantha McGlone scores a 1-minute win over Michellie Jones at the Desert Classic Duathlon
Belinda Granger takes third straight Ironman Malaysia title by 11:29 over Edith Niederfriniger and Marino Vanhoenacker storms to a 28-minute win
Part 2 of the Paula Newby-Fraser interview: The Queen of Kona reflects on hard feelings with Erin Baker, battling her inner psychological struggles, and praise for her record-setting successor Chrissie Wellington.
Alistair Brownlee, the sensational 21-year-old phenom who dominated the 2009 ITU World Championship Series with a perfect 5-for-5 season, is out the first two races of the season with stress fracture of the femur
The 2003 US Naval Academy graduate and 6-time US Military Champion faced a big choice after he didn’t come close to making the 2008 Olympics – Navy or a longshot professional triathlon career
Reigning ITU World Championship Series titlist Emma Moffat breaks shoulder in bike training crash, will miss Mooloolaba World Cup, six weeks off swimming
The Queen of Kona is 47 and well into her second career with the WTC’s Ironman Foundation. In Part 1, Newby-Fraser looks back on the meaning of it all after her induction into the USA Triathlon Hall of Fame.
Top multisport athlete Dan Hugo and ITU star and Rhodes Scholar Mari Rabie took top honors at Xterra South Africa Saturday
The US Naval Academy athlete who ruled the military triathlon championships traveled a tough road to rise to world class status at the Ironman 70.3 distance. Part 1 of 3 covers the early years to a gut check at Navy diving school.
Virginia Berasategui, the 2009 Ironman Hawaii third place finisher and Wildflower champion had three teeth knocked when hit by a car while cycling in Mallorca.
