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Top Women’s lineup for the World Triathlon Series in Cape Town
In the highly anticipated debut of Africa on the World Triathlon Series calendar, the women's race again spotlights an impressive field for the two-lap 1500m V&A waterfront swim, which will be followed by an eight-lap bike with constant ocean views and a four-lap 10km run in Cape Town.
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Great Britain’s Jodie Stimpson digs deep to win Cape Town World Triathlon Series
Great Britain's Jodie Stimpson asserted her status are the female triathlete to beat in 2014, collecting her second consecutive World Triathlon Series win as the series made its debut in Africa on Saturday
Top Women’s lineup for the World Triathlon Series in Cape Town
In the highly anticipated debut of Africa on the World Triathlon Series calendar, the women's race again spotlights an impressive field for the two-lap 1500m V&A waterfront swim, which will be followed by an eight-lap bike with constant ocean views and a four-lap 10km run in Cape Town.
Glasgow bound Ryan Bailie on home soil this weekend in Cape Town, South Africa
Ryan Bailie would love nothing more than to celebrate his selection on the Australian Commonwealth Games team with a solid performance in his home coming ITU World Triathlon Series event in Cape Town this weekend. Bailie is one of six athletes named on the Australian team for Glasgow – five of who
Australian Triathlon team named for the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
Olympic bronze medalist Emma Moffatt, along with fellow Olympians Emma Jackson and Ashleigh Gentle, will represent Australia in triathlon at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Hedgeland Girls Provide Triathlon’s Second Sister Act 20 Years After The Carneys
Jaz and Kira Hedgeland will represent Australia in Edmonton, marking the first sister duo since 1995 to be selected, alongside standout performers like Jake Birtwhistle and Sophie Malowiecki.
Australian men break through on tough Auckland Word Triathlon Series course
It was a breakthrough day for Australian men’s triathlon in Auckland yesterday when Glasgow Commonwealth Games representative Aaron Royle claimed his first ITU World Triathlon Series podium “claiming bronze on the tough Auckland course. But he had to stave off some brave running from team mates Dan Wilson (fourth) and Ryan Bailie (fifth) after the three Aussie men staged a neck and neck charge for the podium. It was the first time Australia has ever had three of the top five in a WTS race
Javier Gomez makes it three from three at season opening Auckland WTS
Spain's Javier Gomez kept his undefeated streak at the Auckland World Triathlon Series intact, recording a comprehensive win over Jonathan Brownlee in the first WTS event of the 2014 season in New Zealand. Gomez had already recorded wins on the Auckland course in 2012 and 2013, and while pushe
Jodie Stimpson smashes it in Auckland World Triathlon Series 2014
Great Britain’s Jodie Stimpson produced the perfect start to her 2014 World Triathlon Series season, smashing her way to the 2014 Auckland title on the back of a bike breakaway followed by an even more impressive run. Last year’s overall series silver medallist started the race with the No.1 and her
Jonathan Brownlee (GBR) and Gwen Jorgensen (USA) share their views on
The best New Zealanders and some of the best triathletes in the world had their say looking ahead to the Barfoot & Thompson ITU World Triathlon Auckland on Sunday, with press conferences held at The Cloud today, looking out over a beautiful Auckland day. Jonathan Brownlee (GBR) and Gwen Jorgense
Australian ITU Contingent primed for World Triathlon Series opening round in Auckland
The cream of Australia's elite triathletes are primed to take on the world's best when they tackle the opening round of the rich ITU World Triathlon Series in Auckland on Sunday. It will be the first of eight stops on a $2.2 million WTS tour that will culminate in the Grand Final in Edmo
Swim leg the catalyst to Brendan Sexton’s timely return
March 24, 2014: A vastly improved swim leg has been the catalyst for a timely return to form for London Olympian Brendan Sexton after another encouraging performance in yesterday’s ITU Triathlon World Cup over the sprint distance in New Plymouth. Sexton was out of the water less than 30 seconds behind noted swimmers Stefan Zachaeus (Germany) and Richard Varga (Slovakia) over the 750m course in a classy men’s field and put himself in the frame from the outset for the second week in a row. After