Rachel Joyce had a fine 2012 season with two 70.3 titles and the win at Challenge Roth, but she wasn’t completely content because of her day in Kona.
by Herbert Krabel, February 12, 2013
Snow and freezing temperatures overnight changed the landscape and the racing and training action in Louisville today, but that is what makes cyclocross so exciting.
We arrived earlier today to check out the 2013 UCI Cyclocross World Championships in Louisville, KY and here are some initial impressions.
A triathlon does not need to be something you register for, pay for and get finisher gear. Just like a run or a bike ride, a triathlon can be self-generated as was this Mauna Kea Triathlon.
Our readers submitted lots of photos to our We Noticed Tumblr sub site and today we present our favorite We Noticed images of 2012.
The Top of the Rock of Gibraltar is at about 1000 feet of elevation and running the 2.75 miles from sea level is quite a challenge. Devashish Paul chatted with local resident and slowtwitcher Chris Walker about the Rock and more.
The second day of the Ultraman World Championships means endless hours in the saddle, but in a very stunning surrounding. Images by Timothy Carlson.
Nasty weather makes for great cyclocross action and along those lines forum member Mark Agcaoili grabbed a video of during the Cyclo X Sienna Lake Race in Broomfield, CO.
The 3rd annual Ironman Arizona Slowtwitch gathering was again hosted by Tribe Multisports and everybody had a great time, plus money was raised for the Not One More Cyclist Foundation.
In October of 2012 Dev Paul was on a business in Seoul, Korea and while he has been there 4 times over the last 6 years, this was the first time he made it to the Olympic stadium there – and he put it to good use.
High above the lava there is another world on the Big Island that weaves through dense tropical foliage and our reporter Devashish Paul went there with a group of passionate cyclists.
The annual Kona Slowtwitch gathering at the Cytomax / Muscle Miilk house powered by blueseventy was a huge success and over 330 people showed up and had a good time.
The highlight of Friday in Kona is the bike check-in. Athletes lined up as early as 11:15 am even though it does not open officially until noon. Enjoy these images from the day.