Fat Chance Row is a project of Sami Inkinen who instead of getting ready for another Ironman Hawaii will row with his wife Meredith from California to Hawaii.
by Herbert Krabel, March 8, 2014
Marko Albert captured his first Ironman title at the 30th edition of Ironman New Zealand and we talked to this fast Estonian about the race and naked bungee jumping.
Chuck Kemeny of Tallahassee, Florida set the fastest ever Ultraman finish time at the inaugural Ultraman Florida; Julie Shelley of Sydney, Australia set the 6th fastest women’s time in her first crack at the distance.
Magali Tisseyre broke out of the gate fast with Ironman 70.3 World Championship podiums in her first two years as a professional; now, with 11 wins in 70.3 races, she is primed to rise above an injury-plagued 2013.
Ben Kanute is finishing his degree at the University of Arizona and getting ready for another season representing the USA in ITU events around the world. We checked in with this Geneva, Illinois raised athlete.
Charlotte McShane was born in Scotland but now represents Australia, and she has indeed represented that country well. In 2013 at the ITU Grand Finals in London she captured the U23 title ahead of Canadian Ellen Pennock and Amelie Kretz.
Aussie Richie Cunningham is a great catch for the Timex team but it appears the feeling is mutual. Cunningham had a rough 2013 season with a road rage encounter, an injury and a sponsor circus act and he is not holding back.
Cameron Brown is once again focused on Ironman New Zealand and this soft spoken Kiwi has virtually owned this race and taken the title there on 10 occasions. We had a few words with this great athlete.
Kiwi Larisa Marsh is a speedy age grouper and an engineer in the aerospace industry. She is currently getting ready for the 30th edition of Ironman New Zealand and we had a chat with her about racing, training and working.
Corinne Abraham was knocked out of last year’s Kona pursuit with a broken sacrum and she is finally back on track to build up her fitness as apart of Team Uplace-BMC.
Jonathan Caron who is also known as Jonnyo has been missed in the racing scene but he has was busy with getting married, becoming a father and climbing in the Himalayas.
John Polson finished second at the recent Challenge Melbourne race, but this talented Aussie Pro has a few other professional commitments including but not limited to R&D work for his sponsor Scody.
A dedicated hard working crew makes the Rev3 Triathlon series possible and Charlie Patten the man at the helm of the operation is very much hands on.
