• Home
• >
• News

News

Hernandez, Goss take Lima 70.3.

Vicente Hernandez passed Andy Potts on the run to win and Lauren Goss dominated at 70.3 Lima.

by Tim Carlson, April 14, 2019

News

Amelia Watkinson, Mike Phillips win Challenge Melbourne

Kiwis Watkinson and Phillips outran their rivals to take top honors at Challenge Melbourne.

News

Alexander, Jerzyk win Liuzhou 70.3

A month before his 46th birthday, Craig Alexander won Liuzhou 70.3; Agnieszka Jerzyk topped the women.

News

Oceanside 70.3 Gallery

Daniela Ryf set a women’s course record, Ben Kanute won it on the run and almost everyone enjoyed a sunny Saturday.

News

Are You Ready for SafeSport?

SafeSport is vital to the landscape of sport. But it's not just for Coaches. You (yes you) are under its jurisdiction. Did you know? Are you ready?

News

The hard 2019 ÖtillÖ Swimrun Hvar

127 teams started the 2019 ÖtillÖ Swimrun Hvar in Croatia but tough conditions forced organizers to change the course slightly and only 111 teams managed to reached the finish.

News

Before storm stops race, Seymour, Starky win Texas 70.3

Due to fast moving storm, officials suspended, then canceled Texas 70.3 at noon forcing many age groupers to DNF.

News

Ben Hoffman, Lucy Charles-Barclay win IM Africa Championship

Hoffman won it on the run, Charles was best all-around woman at Nelson Mandela Bay.

News

Ryf Cruises, Kanute Runs (!) to Wins in Oceanside

Ryf bested Holly Lawrence, who buried a demon just to finish strong and healthy. Kanute won in an untraditional (for him) way.

News

The Half-Distance

Is 2019 The Year of the Half? Hard to imagine, but this distance was almost nonexistent through triathlon's initial run-up.

News

Olmo wins New Plymouth World Cup

Anjelica Olmo edged Jolanda Annen for her first World Cup victory in New Plymouth.

News

Willian prevails at New Plymouth World Cup

Luke Willian of Australia took charge on the run to win his second career World Cup at New Plymouth.

News

Weiss, Crowley prevail at Taiwan 70.3

Bradley Weiss of South Africa edged Cyril Viennot of France and Sarah Crowley of Australia dominated the women at Taiwan.