Articles by Tim Carlson

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Alistair Brownlee, Anne Haug take Dubai 70.3

Brownlee back in form after hip surgery, Haug dominates women at Ironman 70.3 Dubai.

by Tim Carlson, February 2, 2018

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A look at Israel’s amateur triathlon scene

Joshua Hantman is an enthusiastic age group triathlete with a perspective on Israeli sports.

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2018 Israman photo gallery

The rugged 2018 Israman Triathlon was windy, cold and dramatic.

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Till Schramm, Antonina Reznikov win Israman 226

Schramm, Reznikov win the long one; Alice Hector and Diego Van Looy take the half at Israman.

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McNeice, Hauschildt take Port of Tauranga Half

Dylan McNeice edged Mike Phillips and Melissa Hauschildt dominated at Port of Tauranga Half.

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An Olfactory Tour of the Big Island

Bertrand Dor is rare - a perfumer and endurance athlete. Take his tour of Big Island fragrances.

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Lionel Sanders and Barbara Riveros win Pucon 70.3

Lionel Sanders repeated as men’s champion and Barbara Riveros took her 4th women’s title at Ironman 70.3 Pucon.

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Raising Kain

Jeremy Kain ran a world best mile for a 12-year-old last summer, carefully nurtured by his talented parents.

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TC’s favorite tri pics of 2017

For your consideration, Timothy Carlson presents his some of his favorite triathlon photographs of the 2017 season.

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Tri Talk 2017

With all the visual excitement of triathlon, sometimes the well spoken word can have a lasting impact worth a thousand pictures.

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Triathlon Year in Review

From the sublime to the absurd in 2017, records were set, hopes dashed, some arrived and others bade farewell.

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IM changes 2019 Kona and 70.3 Worlds Pro Qualifying

No more KPR and PR 70.3 pro points in 2019 - Kona and 70.3 Worlds will return to slot qualifying.

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Anatomy of an Ultra Duel

Two men. Two contrasting talents. Two strategies. Three days. 321 miles. For an Ultra, razor thin margin.