Trizone (Page 133)

Laurent Vidal and Kate McIlroy win Oceania Cup Triathlon in Kinloch, New Zealand

Laurent Vidal (France) showed his class in a head to head battle with Ryan Sissons (Auckland) at the Oceania Cup Triathlon in Kinloch today while Kate McIlroy once again stamped her class on the New Zealand summer of triathlon with a dominant win, with the event doubling as the National

By Karl Hayes • 3 min read

News & Racing

Australians racing Ironman 70.3 Panama this weekend

Paul Ambrose, Richie Cunningham (3rd at Panama last year), Brett Carter and Paul Matthews are racing in a strong field at the Panama 70.3 this weekend with Bevan Docherty (last years winner), Romain Guillaume, Dirk Bockel, Allesandro Degasperri, Fraser Cartmell, Andy Potts, Trevor Wurtele and a host

By Karl Hayes • 2 min read

Gear & Tech

Review: Speedo Tri Elite 2013 Wetsuit

Initial impression I was like a child unwrapping a Christmas present when I received this wetsuit. I have heard a lot about it and it has some really interesting features that I have been keen to look at. The black, silver and green suit looks sharp. My eyes were immediately drawn to the unique arm

By Shawn Smith • 2 min read

News & Racing

Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast to host its inaugural IRONMAN 70.3 triathlon

The Sunshine Coast's reputation as a leading sporting event destination has been strengthened with Mooloolaba announced as the host of the inaugural IRONMAN 70.3. Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games Minister Jann Stuckey said it was a great coup for the region with

By Karl Hayes • 1 min read

News & Racing

Wollongong Olympic Distance Triathlon – Triathlon Australia World Champs Selection Race

The RMB Lawyers trithegong Triathlon Festival on March 8-10, 2013 has arguably NSW's premier Olympic distance triathlon event in the weekend's activities. Launched just two years ago this festival had just on 1400 competitors in 2012 and this year has the added bonus of being a selection

By Karl Hayes • 2 min read

News & Racing

New Zealand High Performance Centre to open in Cambridge

Triathlon New Zealand today confirmed the venue for its National High Performance Centre (NHPC) with Cambridge to be the focal point for the sports High Performance Programme, with a strong emphasis on the development of world class athletes. Tri NZ High Performance Director Graeme Maw said Cambridge was chosen from

By Karl Hayes • 5 min read

Gear & Tech

Review: 2XU Project X:2 2013 Wetsuit

Initial impression The gold and black stand out. Immediately your attention is drawn to the panels on the front of the suit and on the forearm. First impression this suit pulls off looking super cool. Features Buoyancy Buoyancy is a dominant feature of the Project X:2. Being from a swimming backgrou

By Karl Hayes • 2 min read

News & Racing

Shane Farrant and Rhiannon Snipe win Australian Sprint Champs

Triathlon ACT successfully hosted a seamless race in Canberra, with Shane Farrant and Rhiannon Snipe claiming overall victories despite challenges from the previous night's storm.

By Karl Hayes • 5 min read

News & Racing

Gregory Rouault and Gwen Jorgensen spoil Australia Day for the Aussies in Wollongong

France's Gregory Rouault and USA's Gwen Jorgensen spoiled the Australia Day celebrations for the locals at Wollongong's traditional annual aquathon today. We don't often see fields like this in Australia with some serious fire power on display both local and overseas. It was

By Karl Hayes • 4 min read

News & Racing

Laguna Lang Co Destination Triathlon To Be Held At Vietnam’s First Integrated Resort

Laguna Lang Co today announces the inaugural Laguna Lang Co Triathlon to be held on 14 April 2013. The event held at Vietnam’s first integrated resort development Laguna Lang Co aims to build on the success of its sister event, the legendary Laguna Phuket Triathlon. The triathlon race will

By Karl Hayes • 3 min read

News & Racing

Geelong Multi Sport Festival – Get your ‘non-triathlon’ friends involved

Geelong's waterfront to buzz with multi-sport fest, inviting all ages to swim, run, and tri in community-focused events.

By Karl Hayes • 3 min read

News & Racing

Christian Kemp wins Asia Pacific Ironman 70.3 Championship 2013

Christian Kemp has done what he has been threatening to do for a long time. Win a big race. Not only a big race but one with possibly the best 70.3 field assembled in this part of the world. As predicted the swim saw two main packs form with

By Karl Hayes • 6 min read

News & Racing

Annabel Luxford wins Ironman 70.3 Auckland Asia Pacific Championship 2013

Annabel Luxford has made it two wins from three starts at the 70.3 distance. Her first race was Mandurah 70.3 where she punctured out of the race. Next was Canberra 70.3 where Luxford lead from start to finish and did it in style. Auckland looked like a

By Karl Hayes • 3 min read

News & Racing

Balance key for Graham O’Grady in Ironman 70.3 Auckland triathlon

Amid a stellar international field of world class stars, a 30-year-old from Kinloch is planning to make his mark in Sunday's inaugural Ironman 70.3 Auckland triathlon. Graham O'Grady believes his stars are aligned for the first time in his three decades on the planet, which is the key to

By Karl Hayes • 3 min read

News & Racing

Amberger signs with SRAM, Zipp and Quarq

BPM Athlete Management (â€œBAMâ€) is pleased to announce the signing of a new sponsorship agreement with SRAM/Zipp/Quarq (â€œSRAMâ€) for talented Australian triathlete, Joshua Amberger. The sponsorship deal has been signed alongside several new sponsorship agreements including his recent signing w

By Karl Hayes • 1 min read

News & Racing

1500 Long Course Triathletes at Challenge Wanaka this weekend

Challenge Wanaka will host 1,500 triathletes, including four-time world champion Chris 'Macca' McCormack, aiming for a course record in his first New Zealand long distance race on 19 January.

By Karl Hayes • 2 min read

News & Racing

Preview: 2013 Ironman 70.3 Auckland

One of the hottest fields assembled in the Southern Hempisphere races on Sunday in Auckland, New Zealand. Whilst there are a few athletes from outside Australia and New Zealand the real battle will be for trans Tasman pride. Athletes like Paul Ambrose, whilst it shows UK on the start list is for all

By Karl Hayes • 7 min read

News & Racing

Michael Fox wins Nowra Olympic Distance Triathlon

Fox led from the swim, maintained his lead on the bike, and held off James Davy and Kieran Roche on the run to secure victory ahead of his Auckland 70.3 race next weekend.

By Karl Hayes • 6 min read

News & Racing

Josh Amberger signs with Felt Bicycles

BPM Athlete Management (â€œBAMâ€) is pleased to announce the signing of a new sponsorship agreement with Felt Bicycles (â€œFeltâ€) for talented Australian triathlete, Joshua Amberger. The multiyear deal has been signed following a breakthrough year for Amberger where he continued his trajectory to

By Karl Hayes • 2 min read

Gear & Tech

Triathlon Trends – Wheels, Tyres, Shoes, Seats

As triathlon technology evolves, wider wheel rims for aerodynamics, precise tire pressures, clincher tires, minimalist shoes with cushioning, and pronged saddles emerge as performance-boosting trends.

By Tim Reed • 4 min read

Gear & Tech

Win one of two Turbo Studio eight week training plans – Turbo charge your cycling!

To kick start 2013 one of Trizone's great partners, Turbo Studio is giving away two x eight week training plans valued at $320.00 each!Â Â Two lucky winners will take part in weekly sessions to focus on increasing power output to improve bike performance. You will train on Computrainers which

By Karl Hayes • 1 min read

News & Racing

Albany Half Iron Distance Triathlon by Guy Crawford

Albany is another secret spot hidden away in Western Australia's South Coast. It's stunning country side and coast line make it the ideal home of the Albany Half . Event Directors Dale and Scott invited us down for the inaugural event and this is how the day unfolded. Race morning rolled

By Karl Hayes • 3 min read

Nutrition

New SiS Gel reduces the over-stimulation of blood platelets during intense exercise

Science in Sport introduces SiS REGO + Fruitflow®, a groundbreaking pre-exercise recovery gel designed to reduce inflammation and enhance recovery, setting a new standard in endurance nutrition.

By Karl Hayes • 2 min read

Interviews

Joel Jameson Down Under in Perth – top UK Triathletes is a must do

If you're in Perth over the past few summers, you may have notice that the coffee shops are full with UK athletes in lycra. Perth has become a summer training base for the British Track cycling team and Team Sky and we can now add Triathletes to the list with Joel Jameson and Tom Lowe [&hellip

By Karl Hayes • 6 min read