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Trizone’s Weekend Preview – July 27, 2012

Racing around the world this weekend are a number of Aussies and Kiwis chasing Kona, Vegas and Hy-Vee points. 70.3 – In Canada at the Calgary 70.3 Chris Legh will be feeling the pressure after his great win at the recent Lake Stevens 70.3. Legh ran a 1:14 to beat home pre race favourite (and Mr Carfrae) Tim O’Donnell. Wanting to make sure they are the first Aussies home at Calgary will be Jason Shortis, Joey Lampe and Ollie Whistler complete with piano. Shortis is heading towards Ironman New Y
Trizone’s Weekend Preview – July 27, 2012

Entries still available to Ironman Australia, Melbourne & Western Australia

Were you in transition and missed entry to Ironman Western Australia, Ironman Asia – Pacific or Ironman Australia? Our good friends at Healthwise Active Travel have confirmed race entry packages still available. See http://hwactivetravel.com/events/triathlons This is the best way to get to these races as it takes out all the hassle of flying, accommodation For Ironman Western Australia they have ‘All bikes fly FREE’ when you book Qantas flights through HWAT.
Entries still available to Ironman Australia, Melbourne & Western Australia

Erin Densham and Emma Moffatt 1-2 at Hamburg ITU World Triathlon Series

Erin Densham added another highlight to her already stellar year on Sunday, this time pulling away from Emma Moffatt and Sarah Groff in Hamburg to record her second ITU World Triathlon Series win of 2012. It was the third time Densham had raced in Hamburg and her first podium, and she said it was br
Erin Densham and Emma Moffatt 1-2 at Hamburg ITU World Triathlon Series

Brad Kahlefeldt finding form 16 days out from the London 2012 Olympic Triathlon

With 16 days to go until the Olympic triathlon Brad Kahlefeldt has shown that he is well and truly over his San Diego health scare. Finishing 6th overall at the weekend's ITU Sprint triathlon in Hamburg and only 17 seconds behind South Africa's Richard Murray and only 12 seconds behind s
Brad Kahlefeldt finding form 16 days out from the London 2012 Olympic Triathlon
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