Australian Olympians Courtney Atkinson and Erin Densham claim Oceania Cross Tri Champs
Two-time Olympian Courtney Atkinson and 2012 bronze medallist Erin Densham take to the trails and win the Oceania Cross Triathlon Championship in the Snowies… With a $40,000 prize purse up for grabs, it was a dominate performance from Australian Olympians Courtney Atkinson and Erin Densham over a
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Stryd Announces World’s First Wearable Power Meter for Runners
Starting today, runners and coaches can get their hands on Stryd, the first wearable device to measure running power, through a crowd funding campaign on Kickstarter. Created by Princeton engineers and backed by some of the biggest names in endurance sports, Stryd gives runners a way to accurately m
Australian Olympians Courtney Atkinson and Erin Densham claim Oceania Cross Tri Champs
Two-time Olympian Courtney Atkinson and 2012 bronze medallist Erin Densham take to the trails and win the Oceania Cross Triathlon Championship in the Snowies… With a $40,000 prize purse up for grabs, it was a dominate performance from Australian Olympians Courtney Atkinson and Erin Densham over a
Terenzo Bozzone and Daniela Ryf official winners of Challenge Dubai 2015
27 February, 2015 (Dubai, UAE) New Zealand's Terenzo Bozzone put the rest of the world on notice today with a resounding win over a class field at Challenge Dubai from Tim Reed (AUS) and Michael Raelert (DEU). “I'm just so thankful that I could be part of it and would like to thank eve
Terenzo Bozzone wins Challenge Dubai and the 1st Leg of the $1m Triple Crown
Terenzo Bozzone has trumped a stella field to take the first $1,000,000 Triple Crown after taking out Challenge Dubai today. Andreas Raelert finished second with Manuel Kung third. The windy conditions on the bike and the new 20m draft rule made for an honest race which was always going to see the toughest of the athletes come through. Australian Tim Reed was fourth overall. After being back on the bike in the early stages of the race Reed showed his class by making his way through the field.
Dylan McNeice and Gina Crawford extend Challenge Wanaka dominance on perfect day
Dylan McNeice of Christchurch and Whanganui resident Gina Crawford today extended their phenomenal record at Challenge Wanaka by scoring their third and sixth victories respectively at what is regarded as the world's most scenic long distance triathlon. McNeice became the first man to three-peTriple Crown Series starts this weekend with Challenge Dubai
26 February 2015 – The focus turns to the Middle East this weekend for the inaugural Challenge Dubai on Friday 27 and the event has drawn out a million dollar field and triathlon royalty. As the first race in the Triple Crown Series encompassing Challenge Dubai, Challenge Oman and Challenge Ba
Wollongong Wizards Open Water Training Video
Every Friday morning from January through to May you will find the Wollongong Wizards at North Beach Wollongong doing an open water swim. There are numerous Olympians, Commonwealth Games Athletes, World Champions, some long course elites and a couple of old blokes who think they are swimming ‘with’ these guns. Last Friday Dr Trevor Kemper brought his drone along and took some great video footage. Check it out.
Top triathletes assemble in New Zealand for Challenge Wanaka
18 FEBRUARY 2015 – Challenge Wanaka has one again attracted an impressive field of professional and age group athletes to take on triathlon's ultimate distance in New Zealand's spectacular Southern Alps on 22 February. Recently winning the World's Most Scenic Triathlon accola
Preview: Pearl iZumi Huskisson Long Course
With the recent men's winners not coming to Huskisson the men's race is a little bit more open than recent years. Although in saying that we have Sam Appleton who is in red hot form as the favourite to take out the race. Hoping to stay in touch with Appleton will be Nick Kastelein who [&
Craig Alexander and Liz Blatchford claim the Elite Australian Long Course Title in Geelong
Five-time World Champion Craig Alexander has made it four from four at IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong today. Arguably Australia’s greatest ever triathlete dialled back the clock, holding off Sam Appleton, who at 24 is 17 years Alexander’s junior. New Zealand 25-year-old Mark Bowstead finished in third. “It is nice to come back and win, I’ve got a great record here. Hats off to Sammy what he did today was world class, he pushed me all the way,” Alexander said. “I gave it all I could but the old guy got
Ironman 70.3 Geelong set for some hot racing
Double IRONMAN champion Luke Bell, motivated by the recent birth of his daughter Matilda, returns to competition at IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong, aiming for his first win of 2015 against a strong field.