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We Are Triathletes Hits Theaters Wednesday

Triathlon's first movie airs Wednesday in movie screens around the world. Theaters in Boston, Chicago, Dallas are sold out.

by Slowman, August 6, 2018

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Daniela Ryf sets IM 70.3 world-best with a 3:57:55 clocking at Gdynia 70.3.

Daniela Ryf set an Ironman 70.3 world-best time with a 3:57:55 clocking at Gdynia 70.3 in Poland.

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Kahlefeldt, Mendez win Asia-Pacific 70.3

Radka Kahlefeldt tops women; Mauricio Mendez edges Tyler Butterfield by 54 seconds at Asia-Pacific 70.3.

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Norseman called and 238 daring athletes answered

Norwegians Allan Hovda and Mette Petterson were crowned King and Queen of Norseman, but for most other athletes it was all about this challenging course and the coveted black t-shirts.

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Millward, Salthouse take Boulder 70.3

Callum Millward win by 2 seconds over Ben Hoffman; Ellie Salthouse dominated women at Boulder 70.3.

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Hickey, Flynn capture USAT Youth Nationals

Cassidy Hickey topped a three-girl finish line sprint and Andrew Flynn ran away with the boys' crown at USAT Youth Nationals.

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Fischer, Cridge prevail at USAT Junior Nationals

Fielding Fischer combined race-best swim and run splits, Gillian Cridge outran her pursuers to win the USAT Junior Nationals.

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RoadOptional Update

I bought my ticket this morning for the first-ever so-described gravel bike triathlon, the Ugly Dog, outside of Ann Arbor.

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Jan Van Berkel, Kaisa Sali win IM Switzerland

Jan van Berkel of Switzerland and Kaisa Sali of Finland win elite titles at Ironman Switzerland.

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Javier Gomez takes Challenge Prague

Javier Gomez dominated the men and Katrien Verstuyft edged Kirsty Jahn for the women’s title at Challenge Prague.

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Brent McMahon captures Ironman Canada

McMahon posts fastest run for 8:54 margin over fellow Canadian Jeff Symonds at IM Canada.

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Crowley, Aernouts take IM Hamburg

Sarah Crowley of Australia, Bart Aernouts of Belgium prevail at swim-canceled Ironman Hamburg.

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Mola edges Blummenfelt at Edmonton

Mario Mola outruns Kristian Blummenfelt to win by 2 seconds at the WTS Edmonton sprint