Articles by Herbert Krabel and Timothy Carlson

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Thrilling action at Eagleman

It wasn't all about the bike, but that was the key ingredient in the hard-fought victories of Andrew Starykowicz and Heather Wurtele at Ironman 70.3 Eagleman.

by Herbert Krabel and Timothy Carlson, June 8, 2014

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Kienle, Hauschildt take Las Vegas

Defending Ironman 70.3 World Champion Sebastian Kienle from Germany again powered away on the bike and ran well to repeat his title in Las Vegas. Aussie Melissa Hauschildt was too strong for the competition and grabbed her second title too.

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Race Roundup 08-19-12

In this race roundup update we cover 70.3 Yeppoon, 70.3 Steelhead and Ironman Mont-Tremblant. Tim Reed, Lisa Marangon, Daniel Bretscher, Jessica Jacobs, Romain Guillaume and Jessie Donavan were among the winners today.

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Jenkins rules in San Diego

Helen Jenkins dominated the ITU World Triathlon San Diego, Erin Densham took 2nd, and Laura Bennett placed 3rd and thus earned the third and final U.S. women's Olympic slot.

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Hayes, Blatchford prevail at Liverpool 5150

Stuart Hayes overtook Fraser Cartmell on the run and Liz Blatchford took over the lead on the bike and held off Anna Cleaver on the run at Liverpool UK 5150

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Reed, Cave win Rev3 Knoxville

Matt Reed passed Cameron Dye in the last mile to win by 9 seconds and defend his Rev3 Knoxville title. Leanda Cave held off defending champ and fellow Brit Julie Dibens by 1:09.

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Brownlee wins GF, Gomez wins WCS title

Alistair Brownlee edged Javier Gomez by four seconds for the World Championship Series Grand Final; but Gomez grabbed the WCS points title despite an incident during the bike segment.

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Michael Raelert and Julie Dibens take Clearwater 70.3 Worlds 09

Michael Raelert won the 2009 Foster Grant World Championships with a superb performance, a 1:09:06 half marathon and a final time of 3:34:04. In the women's race, Julie Dibens went sub 4 hours and took the title in 3:59:33.

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Kienle, van Vlerken in Germany

Up-and-comer Sebastian Kienle tops swift-running Michael Raelert by 51 seconds and breaks Al-Sultan’s course record by 5:52; Yvonne Van Vlerken's course record 4:42:46 tops Finland’s Tiina Boman by 2:01

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Brownlee, Brownlee, Brownlee

It seems that there is currently no stopping of Alistair Brownlee. On his home turf in London, UK, the 21-year old Brownlee won his fourth Dextro Energy ITU World Championship Series race in as many attempts.

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Zamora Perez, Deckers win IM France

Marcel Zamora Perez won the the very tough 2009 Ironman France in a course record time of 8:30:06. Tine Deckers ran down 22-year old Christel Robin late in the race to take the title also in a course record time.

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Thompson, Wassner both three-peat Philly Tri

In a reverse of the usual form, super-biker David Thompson lost ground on the bike but took his third Philly title in a row with his run; Rebeccah Wassner held off Canadian Kerry Spearing by 38 seconds for her third straight win in the City of Brotherly Love

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Jammaer and Bayliss in Lanzarote

Belgian Bert Jammaer defended his title of 2008 and captured the 2009 Ironman Lanzarote in a time of 8:54:03. Scot Bella Bayliss ran away with the win in the women's event and thus repeated her win of 2008, but this time with a new name.