Tim Berkel, Leon Griffin and Rebekah Keat headline Challenge Shepparton two months out
Two months out and some big names in long distance racing are set to line up at the new look event, Challenge Shepparton on Sunday 16 November 2014. The same Shepparton hospitality will present a brand new look course which has been received with overwhelming approval from athletes, sponsors and supMore Stories
Atmosphere Nepean Triathlon $76,500 prize pool to be highly contested
This year's Atmosphere Nepean Triathlon builds on the incredible generosity of Atmosophere Health and Fitness Club, Gulf Western Oil and Cellarbrations who put their hard earned towards the sport they love so much. The professional field to date which includes the 6 Australian team members inTim Berkel, Leon Griffin and Rebekah Keat headline Challenge Shepparton two months out
Two months out and some big names in long distance racing are set to line up at the new look event, Challenge Shepparton on Sunday 16 November 2014. The same Shepparton hospitality will present a brand new look course which has been received with overwhelming approval from athletes, sponsors and sup
Courtney Atkinson and Caroline Steffen victorious at IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast
The recent dominance of IRONMAN 70.3 racing by ex and current short course athletes continued today in Mooloolaba at IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast. Two-time Australian Olympian Courtney Atkinson and Glasgow's Commonwealth Games Australian representative Dan Wilson, in his first ever IRONMAN 70.3
Caroline Steffen wins Ironman 70.3 Sunshine Coast title
The recent dominance of IRONMAN 70.3 racing by ex and current short course athletes continued today in Mooloolaba at IRONMAN 70.3 Sunshine Coast. In the women’s race it was one for the IRONMAN athletes with Switzerland’s Caroline Steffen out-pointing former short course star Czech athlete Radka VodiKona Ironman debut now uncertain for injured Melissa Hauschildt
A freak pre-race injury forced defending Ironman 70.3 World Champion Melissa Hauschildt to abandon her title defence mid-race and casts a shadow of doubt on upcoming Kona debut… Aaron S. Lee | Trizone To say it was a rough week for three-time triathlon world champion Melissa Hauschildt (AUS) is a
Ironman 70.3 Sunshine Coast Preview
Last year we saw 2012 World Ironman Champion Pete Jacobs hold a master class in 70.3 racing when he showed the form that everyone expected him to take on to Kona and defend his title that he won the previous year. This wasn't to be and there were reasons why. This year we will have […]Javier Gomez and Daniela Ryf capture 2014 Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Mont-Tremblant
Shining through the beautiful surroundings of Mont- Tremblant, Quebec were Javier Gomez (ESP) and Daniela Ryf (SUI), as they captured the crown at the 2014 Subaru IRONMAN® 70.3® World Championship triathlon. Gomez posted a winning time of 03:41:30 outdoing a men's field that saw the top 10 aIronman 70.3 World Championship at Mont-Tremblant ready to roll
This years Ironman 70.3 World Championship has an incredibly hot pro field. More so than in recent years. Like any high level championship it should be almost impossible to pick and it is. Champions rise on occasions like this and they are here in big numbers. These guys and girls know how to trainSubaru IRONMAN ® 70.3 ® World Championship this weekend
Over 80 countries represented in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec, Canada for IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship on Sept. 7 Introduced in 2006, the IRONMAN® 70.3® Series has grown from 17 events in inaugural year to over 60 events worldwide TAMPA, Fla. (Sept. 2, 2014) — Nearly 2,500 of the world's top$30,000 winners cheques for Cameron Brown and Gina Crawford at Metaman Bintan
New Zealand's professional triathletes dominated the 2014 MetaMan Bintan triathlon on Sunday with Cameron Brown and Gina Crawford taking top positions in the men's and women's divisions, respectively. In the races, in which participants had to tackle a 3.8-kilometer swim, 180-km riTim Reed and Amelia Watkinson win Challenge Gold Coast
With extreme wet weather conditions forcing the organisers to shorten the bike leg of the inaugural Challenge Gold Coast race day decided to change it’s mind and provided better than expected race conditions. The shortened 40km bike course meant that the race favourites would have to work harder on the bike to provide a buffer on to the run. Tim Reed did not disappoint and as expected was the one to beat on the day. One of the strongest cyclists tin the sport Reed ate up the first half of the b