Ruth Purbrook’s season almost ended after a collision with a car earlier this summer, but with grit and determination she came back to grab the top overall female age group spot at the IRONMAN World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.
by Herbert Krabel, October 21, 2019
Swift footed German lost five months of run training due to injuries, then ran to glory on the Queen K
After a foot injury left him unable to run 7 weeks before Kona, O’Donnell recovered to finish 2nd.
Eight super age-groupers go through their final preparations in advance of IRONMAN Hawaii.
Sarah True is back at Ironman three months after her daunting meltdown at Frankfurt; medical tests offered no answers.
The most dominant, big race Olympic distance triathlete presents intriguing possibilities in his first Kona contest.
The woman who had Kona Queen Daniela Ryf on the ropes at IRONMAN Texas has high hopes in Kona.
5X IRONMAN winner Patrik Nilsson let us trail him for 24 hours of his final training buildup leading into Kona.
After her exhilarating win at Frankfurt, Skye Moench was ready for Kona until a bad crash put that dream on hold.
Norwegian Gustav Iden surprised many folks when he stormed to the 2019 Ironman 70.3 World Championship title in Nice, France earlier this month. We checked in with the fast young Norwegian talent.
2019 Ironman 70.3 World Champ Gustav Iden of Norway is doing an Ask Me Anything on our reader forum right now.
He’s one of the fastest 40-44 males around, off a background in Flambe, Bowling and Badminton.
Sebi made some non-traditional equipment decisions for 2019. Halfway thru the season, how are they working out?
