Articles by Tim Carlson

Wagner Araújo of Brazilian MundoTri fame offers a gallery his beautiful photographs of the August 18 and 20 Rio de Janeiro Olympic Triathlons.

Chris Leiferman won his first ever Ironman with a race-best 2:45:09 marathon and Mary Beth Ellis won the 12th Ironman of her career at Mt. Tremblant.

After Spirig’s spirited defense of her 2012 Olympic Triathlon gold, coach Brett Sutton speaks of her unconventional preparation and race strategy.

Gwen Jorgensen took the first Olympic Triathlon gold medal for the United States by a 40-second margin over defending champion Nicola Spirig of Switzerland.

Alistair Brownlee left his brother Jonny behind halfway through the run and took his second straight Olympic Triathlon gold medal.

Olympic track is rich in stats – just read David Wallechinsky’s Complete Book of the Olympics 1,000-page Olympic tomes. But Olympic triathlon is catching up.

Will Gwensanity reign in Rio? Will the defending champion arise? Will the Brits, other Americans, a Kiwi, or a Bermudan take gold? Timothy Carlson sets odds.

The fifth Olympic Triathlon Men’s contest pits the British against the Spaniards for the win. Odds by Timothy Carlson.

Andreas Dreitz’s swim and bike splits outmatched Lionel Sanders’ dazzling run and Melissa Hauschildt topped Jodie Swallow on the bike and run to win Wiesbaden 70.3.

Jan Raphael edged Chris Fischer and Julia Viellehner beat Erika Csomor to win the elite titles at Challenge Regensburg.

U.S. pro Ben Collins eked out a 15-seconds win over Irish age grouper Bryan McCrystal and Susie Cheetham topped UK pro Natalie Seymour at Dublin 70.3.

Kirsten Sass improved her 2015 runner-up finish and Christopher Douglas won his first overall national title at AG sprint nationals.