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Holland, Sissons take Mooloolaba World Cup

Vicky Holland of Great Britain and Ryan Sissons of New Zealand win Mooloolaba World Cup.

by Tim Carlson, March 14, 2020

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Why Can’t I Just Get a Refund? And Other Emails to RDs in the COVID-19 Era

Race directing, often a thankless job, becomes even more difficult.

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Lifestyle Calibration During a Worldwide Pandemic

Happy talk or panic? Selfishness or stiff upper lip? How should I behave when the world shifts daily?

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A Unique Tri Camp: Suunto in St. George

The Suunto Elite team gathers for a weekend of learning - and a dash of training mixed in.

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Ironman’s CEO Comments on COVID-19

The CEO of Ironman, Andrew Messick, released a letter addressing his company’s posture toward the COVID-19 pandemic.

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We invited you to lace up, and 146,719 miles later…

726 took part in this year's 100 Runs in 100 Days Challenge. It's the second-most in the 13-year history.

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Skipper, Adam set records at Taupo

Joe Skipper and Teresa Adam set race records in dominating performances at Ironman New Zealand.

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NormaTec Acquired By Hyperice, Inc.

The compression system innovator is acquired by the makers of percussion, vibration, and thermal technology.

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Impressive efforts at ÖtillÖ Swimrun Catalina

The inaugural ÖtillÖ Swimrun Catalina proved to be a tough test both for strong seasoned teams as well as new ambitious teams, and here are some stunning impressions from that day.

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Scenes From Atlanta: 2020 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials

The unforgiving course and challenging conditions pay off with excellent racing and stunning heartbreak.

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Rupp, Tuliamuk Win U.S. Marathon Trials

The hills of Atlanta bring some surprising faces to the 2020 U.S. Olympic Marathon team.

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A ÖtillÖ Swimrun Catalina preview

There have been SwimRun events in the USA since 2016, but this coming weekend will be a first USA ÖtillÖ World Series event. Can the Americans compete on their own turf with the Europeans?

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It is on again for Helen Jenkins after a long break

Helen Jenkins grabbed the ITU World Championship titles in 2008 and 2011 and represented the UK in the Olympics, but stepped away from the sport for about 3 years while giving birth twice and dealing with a spinal fusion operation.