507082117PW00132_Challenge_ News & Racing CHALLENGE WANAKA ANNOUNCES WORLD CLASS FIELD FOR 10TH ANNIVERSARY Defending champions Gina Crawford (NZL) and Dylan McNeice (NZL) are looking to secure their seventh and fourth titles respectively and the lion's share of the $80,000 prize purse. The women's field provides competition in the form of current DATEV CHALLENGE ROTH champion and former world By Karl Hayes • 11 years ago
Craig Alexander back with the people at the Pearl iZumi Huskisson Long Course He is undeniably one of the greatest triathletes of all time and touted as one of the fittest athletes that has graced the planet and later this weekend Craig 'Crowie' Alexander will return to Huskisson for the annual Husky Long Course Triathlon festival. One difference in the Pearl iZumi
Feb 18, 2016 CHALLENGE WANAKA ANNOUNCES WORLD CLASS FIELD FOR 10TH ANNIVERSARY Defending champions Gina Crawford (NZL) and Dylan McNeice (NZL) are looking to secure their seventh and fourth titles respectively and the lion's share of the $80,000 prize purse. The women's field provides competition in the form of current DATEV CHALLENGE ROTH champion and former world 507082117PW00132_Challenge_
Feb 18, 2016 Craig Alexander back with the people at the Pearl iZumi Huskisson Long Course He is undeniably one of the greatest triathletes of all time and touted as one of the fittest athletes that has graced the planet and later this weekend Craig 'Crowie' Alexander will return to Huskisson for the annual Husky Long Course Triathlon festival. One difference in the Pearl iZumi
Feb 17, 2016 Two Ironman World Champions to headline the Pearl iZumi Huskisson Long Course Triathlon Two former Ironman World Champions, Craig Alexander and Pete Jacobs will headline the eleventh edition of the Husky Long Course Triathlon Festival when it returns to the picturesque white sands of Jervis Bay from February 19 to 21. Both Jacobs and Alexander have previously taken line honours at this Pete Jacobs won Huskisson long course in February
Feb 7, 2016 Jake Montgomery Claims his first win Ironman 70.3 win in Geelong For the first time in the IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong triathlon's history, the men's race was won by someone whose name was not Craig Alexander, with young gun Jake Montgomery claiming his first 70.3 win. Melissa Hauschildt took the women's win in a new course record of 4:14:28. Montgomer Jake Montgomery takes his first career Ironman 70.3 wi – Photo Credit Delly Carr/IRONMAN
Feb 6, 2016 Craig Alexander Chases Five Geelong Ironman 70.3 Titles Five-time world champion Craig Alexander will be aiming to keep his perfect record intact at IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong. Alexander, with three IRONMAN® and two IRONMAN® 70.3® world titles to his credit, is four from four in Geelong after winning in 2009, 2010, 2014 and 2015. The race, on Sunday 7 Febru
Feb 1, 2016 Australia Aquathon Olympics once again produces the best Aquathon on the calendar The 16th Australia Day Aquathon was held in the Wollongong on Australia Day recently.This event is the largest Aquathon in Australia with over 2000 competitors of all ages and abilities taking part on the day. It also serves as a season opening race for many of the locally based international triath
Feb 1, 2016 Challenge Family’s Asia expansion continues with announcement of Challenge Jeju, Korea CHALLENGE FAMILY's growth in Asia continued today with the announcement of the half distance CHALLENGE JEJU on the popular Jeju Island in Korea on 25 September. Jeju Island is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty with its beautiful beaches and lush volcanic landcapes. Also known as 'I
Feb 1, 2016 Todd Skipworth and Ellie Salthouse take top honours at Challenge Melbourne 1 FEBRUARY 2016 -Â Todd Skipworth has rung in 2016 in a blistering manner, dominating the male elite field to take out the first CHALLENGE FAMILY event of 2016, CHALLENGE MELBOURNE. Fellow Aussie compatriot, Ellie Salthouse played to her strengths powered away from the field in the run leg to claim Todd Skipworth takes out another Challenge Half