Articles by Tim Carlson

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Longest Running Triathlons

Since the September 1974 Fiesta Island Triathlon put on by the San Diego Track Club, triathlon has grown exponentially. We salute the longest continuously-run triathlons.

by Tim Carlson, April 28, 2016

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Alarza prevails at Cape Town

Fernando Alarza ran away from Jonathan Brownlee to take his first WTS victory while Mario Mola’s victory streak was broken with a 4th place at Cape Town.

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Stanford tops Cape Town women

In her first WTS race of the season, 2016 Great Britain Olympian Non Stanford tops Jodie Stimpson and Flora Duffy for the win at Cape Town.

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Haskins, Dye win St. Anthony’s

Sarah Haskins won her 6th women’s crown and Cameron Dye his 3rd men’s title at the 33rd classic non-drafting St. Anthony’s Triathlon.

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Currie, Orchard win XTERRA

New Zealanders Braden Currie and Lizzy Orchard won the XTERRA Asia-Pacific Championship on a windy, cool day in Jervis Bay, Australia.

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Clevenger, Meehan win Collegiate National Individual titles

Erica Clevenger and Mike Meehan win the individual titles at the USAT Collegiate Club Nationals; Colorado wins 7th straight team title.

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Andi Böcherer and Anja Beranek win Challenge Fuerteventura

Andi Böcherer edged Will Clarke by 26 seconds and Anja Beranek outpaced Emma Bilham by 62 seconds to win Challenge Fuerteventura.

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Bakersfield boy makes good

Jason Middleton evolved from a teenage pro triathlete to adventure racer to private jet charter boss who, with his wife, was moved by personal tragedy to create a charity for grieving parents.

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Cave, Diemunsch win Cannes

Leanda Cave outswam Alexandra Tondeur and Etienne Diemunsch outran Giulio Molinari to win the middle distance Cannes International Triathlon Sunday on the French Riviera.

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Piampiano, Starykowicz win NO

Andrew Starykowicz blitzed the bike leg and Sarah Piampiano handily defended her 2015 title to win Ochsner Ironman 70.3 New Orleans.

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Gonzalez tops men at Chengdu

Rodrigo Gonzalez of Mexico used a bike breakaway to seize the lead and edge Rostyslav Pevtsov of Azerbaijan by 26 seconds to win the Chengdu World Cup.

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Cook wins Chengdu World Cup

Summer Cook of the U.S. surged ahead halfway through the run to take a definitive margin in her first World Cup victory at Chengdu.

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Currie, Orchard top XTERRA NZL

Braden Currie survived a jarring crash defending his 2015 title and Lizzie Orchard edged fellow Kiwi Sarah Backler by 27 seconds to win XTERRA New Zealand.