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Preview: Pearl iZumi Huskisson Long Course
With the recent men's winners not coming to Huskisson the men's race is a little bit more open than recent years. Although in saying that we have Sam Appleton who is in red hot form as the favourite to take out the race. Hoping to stay in touch with Appleton will be Nick Kastelein who [&
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Top triathletes assemble in New Zealand for Challenge Wanaka
18 FEBRUARY 2015 – Challenge Wanaka has one again attracted an impressive field of professional and age group athletes to take on triathlon's ultimate distance in New Zealand's spectacular Southern Alps on 22 February. Recently winning the World's Most Scenic Triathlon accola
Preview: Pearl iZumi Huskisson Long Course
With the recent men's winners not coming to Huskisson the men's race is a little bit more open than recent years. Although in saying that we have Sam Appleton who is in red hot form as the favourite to take out the race. Hoping to stay in touch with Appleton will be Nick Kastelein who [&
Hidden Motors: The New Face of Doping in Cycling and Triathlon
Hidden motors in bikes, once scoffed at, are now a real threat to cycling and triathlon, fuelled by new technology and relaxed equipment checks.
Craig Alexander and Liz Blatchford claim the Elite Australian Long Course Title in Geelong
Five-time World Champion Craig Alexander has made it four from four at IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong today. Arguably Australia’s greatest ever triathlete dialled back the clock, holding off Sam Appleton, who at 24 is 17 years Alexander’s junior. New Zealand 25-year-old Mark Bowstead finished in third. “It is nice to come back and win, I’ve got a great record here. Hats off to Sammy what he did today was world class, he pushed me all the way,” Alexander said. “I gave it all I could but the old guy got
Ironman 70.3 Geelong set for some hot racing
Double IRONMAN champion Luke Bell, motivated by the recent birth of his daughter Matilda, returns to competition at IRONMAN 70.3 Geelong, aiming for his first win of 2015 against a strong field.
Ironman Geelong 70.3 Brings the Heat with Stacked Pro Field
Defending champ Craig Alexander faces fierce competition, while Mel Hauschildt leads a strong women's field in a battle for Geelong 70.3 glory.
Runaway wins for Leon Griffin and Melissa Hauschildt at Challenge Melbourne
February 1, 2015 (Melbourne, Victoria) Australia's Leon Griffin was the best on course today in tough conditions to win Challenge Melbourne from a world-class field, edging out rising star Nick Kastelein and veteran Peter Robertson. In the women's race, Melissa Hauschildt showed her clas
Champions turn out for Challenge Melbourne
Challenge Melbourne has drawn out the best field of the season in the Asia Pacific region to contest this sell out event on Sunday 1 February 2015. Australia's Tim Van Berkel has more than just his title to defend this weekend after making a rookie error in Auckland taking a wrong turn on the
Tim Reed and Meredith Kessler win IRONMAN 70.3 Auckland Asia Pacific Championship
Tim Reed credits his enhanced cycling form for his victory at Ironman 70.3 Auckland, while American Meredith Kessler claimed the women's title, overcoming mechanical issues to secure her win.
Courtney Atkinson announces his bid to contest a record third Olympic Games in Rio 2016
Dual Olympian and world champion triathlete Courtney Atkinson has today announced an end to a two-year sabbatical from full-time ITU triathlon in a bid to contest a record third Olympic Games in Rio 2016. Just two years after putting his International Triathlon Union (ITU) racing pursuits on the bac
Dimond Bikes adds Jordan Rapp & Jesse Thomas to their roster
Dimond Bikes, operating as part of Ruster Sports, LLC is pleased to announce a five year partnership with five-time Ironman Champion and ITU Long Distance World Champion, Jordan Rapp as well as four-time Wildflower Champion and two-time Ironman 70.3 Champion, Jesse Thomas. Ruster Sports founder, and