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Brendan Sexton and Michelle Wu win Nepean Triathlon – Results
Brendan Sexton over came a swim deficit to win the 2010 Nepean Triathlon. Sexton also went on to win the Super Sprint race to make it a very profitable morning. Pete Jacobs received a stop / start penalty on the bike. Michelle Wu continued her recent winning form and won the women's race fromMore Stories
Matty White and Rebekah Keat take out Shepparton Campbell’s Half Ironman Triathlon
Matty White has delivered on his promise and won the Shepparton Cambell's Half Ironman Triathlon in a time of 3:49:23 after a couple of runner up results. Pre race favourite Rebekah Keat also delivered on expectations with a commanding victory built on a dominant bike leg.Brendan Sexton and Michelle Wu win Nepean Triathlon – Results
Brendan Sexton over came a swim deficit to win the 2010 Nepean Triathlon. Sexton also went on to win the Super Sprint race to make it a very profitable morning. Pete Jacobs received a stop / start penalty on the bike. Michelle Wu continued her recent winning form and won the women's race fromAustralian Results at Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3 Triathlon
Australian triathlete Joe Gambles finished 4th overall at the Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3 in Clearwater, Florida. Richie Cunningham was 5th and Chris Legh was 10th. Peter Schokman was 34th overall. Other Australian pros did not fare so well. Pip Taylor and uncharacteristic 2:01 halfStrong Australian contingent to tackle final Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3 Clearwater
The Ironman 70.3 Series culminates this weekend with its world championship in Clearwater, Florida. More than 1,800 competitors have earnt the right to compete in the Foster Grant Ironman World Championship 70.3 by qualifying at one of the nearly 50 events held around the world. A professional prizGatorade Queensland Triathlon Series – Round two ready to Roll
Triathlon racing continues this weekend at Robina with round two of the Gatorade Queensland Tri Series and big numbers are once again expected at this popular venue. The Gatorade Series has provided a great platform for unveiling new talent within our junior ranks and those on the brink of steppingSunSmart to be Naming Rights Sponsor of Ironman Western Australia
World Triathlon Corporation has today announced a new naming rights partnership that will see its premier West coast event become the SunSmart Ironman Western Australia. Western Australian health promotion body, Healthway and the Cancer Council of Western Australia's flagship skin cancer awareShepparton Campbell’s Half Ironman Triathlon gets ready for action
The 13th year of the event is proving lucky for organisers with a record filed of 950, smashing the previous record of 681 competitors, and with the event boasting a strong contingent of pro's vying for line honours. Last year's winners Jimmy Johnsen (Denmark) & Bek Keat will be bacNepean Triathlon Boasts one of the Hottest Female Fields so far this Year
This weekend's 29th Nepean triathlon has one of the hottest fields in Australian triathlons this year. The fastest male and female triathletes could potentially take away $2,750 each for a mornings work. The women's field is the hardest to pick with potentially 6 women capable of takingGebrselassie’s retirement: Looking back and forward
Gebrselassie was the sport's brightest light for close to 20 years. Usain Bolt is now the name that everyone recognizes, inside and outside the sport, and Gebrselassie probably didn't achieve such wide appeal (such is the nature of 100m running compared to distance running). However, witFaster Bike Splits for 20km to 40km Triathlons or Time Trials
As we all know riding a triathlon or time trial is very different to cycling racing. Kevin Hancett shares what he learnt many years ago from a New Zealand Olympic 100km time trial team cyclist named Stephen Cox. It's not about speed he said but more about your average speed.