Conrad Stolz calls it a day on an iconic Xterra and sporting career
Conrad Stoltz calls it a day at 41 after a stella career

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Kiwi Andrea Hewitt takes Bronze at WTS Stockholm in the lead up to the Grand Final in Chicago

Andrea Hewitt rounded off her preparation for the ITU World Series Grand Final in Chicago next month with a strong podium finish at the ITU WTS in Stockholm this morning New Zealand time.  Hewitt won bronze, her first WTS medal since the opening round in Auckland in March when she also finishe
Kiwi Andrea Hewitt takes Bronze at WTS Stockholm in the lead up to the Grand Final in Chicago

Rio bound Aaron Royle takes Bronze in Stockholm World Triathlon Series round

Olympic qualifier Aaron Royle has capped an Australian triathlon resurgence on the cobblestoned streets of Stockholm overnight, with a brilliant bronze medal performance behind Spain’s four-time world champion Javier Gomez. The 25-year-old from Newcastle, Australia’s first Olympic qualifier for next year’s Rio Games, arrived onto the start line with the mentality of “nothing to lose and everything to gain. Post race interview with Aaron Royle And it resulted in his second ever podium finish
Rio bound Aaron Royle takes Bronze in Stockholm World Triathlon Series round

2,700 Of The World’s Top Athletes Converge On Zell Am See-Kaprun, Salzburgerland, Austria For The 2015 Ironman 70.3 World Championship

Approximately 2,700 of the world’s top athletes will converge on August 30 in Zell Am See-Kaprun, SalzburgerLand, Austria to compete in the 2015 IRONMAN ® 70.3 ® World Championship “marking the first time that a European destination will host the globally recognized event. With athletes hailing from more than 70 countries from regions around the world, Europe leads the way with 50 percent of the athletes registered to race in the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship. North America accounts for 28 pe
2,700 Of The World’s Top Athletes Converge On Zell Am See-Kaprun, Salzburgerland, Austria For The 2015 Ironman 70.3 World Championship
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