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One more for Moffatt

Aussie Emma Moffatt stormed to her third successive win in the Dextro Energy ITU Triathlon World Championship Series with a powerful performance on the wet roads of Hamburg, Germany.

by Herbert Krabel, July 25, 2009

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It had been quiet around Jessi Stensland for a while now, and a new Jessi Stensland has appeared. The new Jessi had a few words with slowtwitch to talk about mountain biking, rock climbing, XTERRA and the foundation she is involved in.

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The Passion of Roth

For many, Quelle Challenge Roth is about numbers, but spend time with the intense fans you’ll find that Roth is about passion.

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Slowtwitch at Nautica live!

The Slowtwitch Ice Cream truck rolls into the Big Apple this weekend. Will it be another 3-up sprint finish at the Nautica NYC Triathlon? Miss the swim if you must, but don't miss the last mile!

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What We Have Noticed: Cerevellum, Tifosi, UA…

Today we share with you an interesting cycling computer from Cerevellum, inexpensive frameless sunglasses from Tifosi, a compression suit from Under Armour and a statement jersey from TwinSix.

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Becker, Saeger win Spirit of Racine

Blake Becker rides race-best 2:09:10 bike for a 6:54 winning margin over Jeff Paul; Adrienne Saeger uses women’s-best 2:21:24 bike to forge 39-second margin over runner-up Michelle Lanouette to prevail at Spirit of Racine Half

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Pip Taylor, Joe Gambles win Vineman 70.3

Aussies top Vineman 70.3 - Joe Gambles follows Rev3 second place with course record win at Santa Rosa while Pip Taylor outpaces Tyler Stewart for the win.

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Vondracek, White win Musselman Half

Sixth annual half Iron-distance triathlon in New York’s Finger Lakes region draws 870 triathletes.

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Lebrun, Vanlandingham win again

Nico Lebrun captured the XTERRA Mountain Cup in Avon, Colorado today and has now moved into second place in the Cup Series standings. Shonny Vanlandingham won the women's race and with it her second title this season.

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Jason Lester ESPY upset winner

Ironman and Ultraman triathlete Jason Lester, who competes with a paralyzed right arm, upset heavy favorite Oscar Pistorius to win the ESPY Award for Best Male Athlete with a Disability thanks to a strong voting support by fellow Hawaiians.