The British 2-time Olympic champion and the Swiss triathlete known as The Little Cabbage won their first Ironman titles at Cork.
by Tim Carlson, June 23, 2019
Holly Lawrence of Great Britain and Rodolphe Von Berg of the U.S. tops at 70.3 European Championships.
With a thunderstorm approaching the swim segment of the 2019 Swissman Xtreme Triathlon was shortened but competitors still had to endure rain and cold during this hard and stunningly beautiful event.
Kevin Denny had the opportunity to jump late into the Dirty Kanza 200 and had a blast. We had a chat with this Every Man Jack triathlete about that experience and much more.
Gabriel Raff from Argentina, with a 8:40:27 Ironman PR, tested positive for EPO at the 2019 Campagnolo GFNY World Championship in NYC.
Determined athletes from all over the world swam 3.4 km in the cold Loch Shieldaig, rode 202 km on gritty Highland roads and then tackled very hilly hilly 42 km of running and we have beautiful images via Kai-Otto Melau.
Francesca Sanjana and Frederik Van Lierde prevail at Ironman 70.3 Les Sables D’Olonne.
Lukasz Wojt of Germany and Imogen Simmonds of Switzerland take elite titles at Région Moselle.
On a rainy day in Nottingham, Switzerland and France filled out the podium while the U.S. team fell to 10th place.
Matt Hauser and Ai Ueda win Nur-Sultan World Cup; Matt McElroy of the U.S. takes bronze.
On May 31, 2020, Ironman will set it’s watch back to it (Tulsa Time, of course).
The ÖtillÖ SwimRun Isles of Scilly on the coast of Cornwall is the third stop of the World Series, and for the first time an American mixed team managed a podium spot, and an American male team also featured well.
Mostly to reduce density and decrease pack formation on the bike course, the race in Kona will move to wave starts.