During the Amgen Tour of California TT stage, Trek launched the highly anticipated Speed Concept. Nick Salazar was there.

Late last summer John Carson was out for a training ride when he got hit by a SUV from behind. His world changed when he was told he would most likely be wheelchair bound for the rest of his life. But John Carson had another idea about that.

Greg Bennett, one of the most decorated Australian triathletes of all time, plans to race for the USA and is aiming at showing up on the starting line at the London Olympics wearing the red white and blue.

Andrew Yoder, still age 20, smoked Tim O’Donnell and the rest of the field at Columbia Triathlon; Laurel Wassner defeated Margaret Shapiro by 20 seconds.

Conrad Stoltz tops Josiah Middaugh by 3:05 and Renate Bucher wins by 2:15 over Shonny Vanlandingham at XTERRA Waco

Top triathletes raced in the Amgen ToC time trial stage, shortly before those competing in the whole stage race.

Eneko Llanos set a race record, but Catriona Morrison made a miracle comeback, overcoming a 35-minute stop to fix a broken chain, to win Ironman Lanzarote by 1:28 over age grouper Louise Collins.

2-time Ironman World Champ Craig Alexander spoke at Wheat Ridge Cyclery to ring in the store’s “Multisport Grand Opening.”

Hunter Kemper fought off a sacroiliac joint injury and a hernia to make his third Olympic team, capped off with a 7th at Beijing; a recurring SI joint injury left him off the radar for nine months until an Alcatraz win.

Doug McCard edged into the waters of Kissimmee’s Lake Mary Jane as he had “thousands of times before,” training for a summer Ironman. When he felt the teeth of an 8-foot long gator chomp on his torso, he started swinging.

France’s Sylvain Sudrie did it with a sizzling 1:56:04 bike and Finland’s Tiina Boman aced it on the run to win the Half Challenge Barcelona-Maresme

Timothy O’Donnell took his first win of 2010 by 1:21 over Viktor Zyemtsev; Leanda Cave followed Escape From Alcatraz with another win over Amanda Stevens.