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Skipper on Jet, pink hair and PB

 The British (Manchester) long distance triathlete just earned a 2nd at Ironman NZ. Our microelectronics editor asked about Joe's Jet, his hair and his peanut butter.
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Tri-Rig Rigs

 Triathletes are a fickle bunch. The mood now is swinging toward the custom build of a bare frame. TriRig's bars and brakes are a favorite, and here are some examples.
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Road Show at Bonzai Sports

 Bonzai, in Washington DC, is one of those special Road Shows because when we did these 20 years ago, as the Quintana Roo Road Shows, Bonzai hosted these as well.
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Self-Inflicted Wounds 2

 I've miscalculated and chosen unwisely so many times, sabotaged my race in so many ways, I need a series of articles to chronicle all my self-inflicted wounds.
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Top Tris – Ireland to New Zealand

 Part 4 includes major power New Zealand, European stalwarts Ireland, Italy, Norway and Poland, tiny Luxembourg and New Caledonia plus one controversial Asian triathlete.
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The Transaction

 "Hello, you don't know me, I have a product I think you should consider selling. It's a wetsuit." Pause. "You have the wrong number. We're a bike shop."
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Week 4 Slowtwitch Road Show

 Last weekend Slowtwitch took its Road Show to Boston where it teamed up with New England’s premier multisport expo, TRI-MANIA, and Landry’s cycling and triathlon store.
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How full is Wildflower’s Lake?

 Lake San Antonio was pretty low the last 2 years. What is that lake's level today? Has it been this low before? How long does it take to recover to capacity?
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Self-inflicted wounds

 A lot of what goes wrong on race day is from lack of readiness. Understandable. It's a complicated sport. Here are a few thoughts on the subject.
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From Denmark to Israel

 Part 3 includes powerhouses Germany and Great Britain, solid European contenders from Denmark, Finland and France, and small but talented entries from Ecuador, Estonia and Israel.
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Don, Wurtele prevail at Monterrey

 Tim Don of Great Britain defended his 2015 title with a race-best run and Heather Wurtele of Canada used a dominating bike split to reign at Ironman 70.3 Monterrey.