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Former ITU World Champion Annabel Luxford steps up to Ironman 70.3 and wins Canberra
After a false start at Mandurah 70.3 recently Annabel Luxford has shown her class in Canberra by winning the Ironman 70.3. Luxford lead from start to finish with only Kiwi Sydneysider and also former ITU triathlete Anna Cleaver giving her some competition on the day. Cleaver, a former NZ national sw
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Challenge Family increases presence in Asia with addition of Challenge Taiwan
Challenge Family today announced two new additions to its Asian race schedule. Challenge Taiwan and Challenge Half Taiwan are the latest additions to the Challenge Family with the inaugural events taking place on 4 May 2013. Taking place in Taiwan's stunning tropical east coast in and around T
Former ITU World Champion Annabel Luxford steps up to Ironman 70.3 and wins Canberra
After a false start at Mandurah 70.3 recently Annabel Luxford has shown her class in Canberra by winning the Ironman 70.3. Luxford lead from start to finish with only Kiwi Sydneysider and also former ITU triathlete Anna Cleaver giving her some competition on the day. Cleaver, a former NZ national sw
Tim Reed Retains Ironman 70.3 Canberra Title
Tim Reed put on a dominant running performance at the Canberra 70.3 triathlon to catch early leaders Joey Lampe and James Hodge and retain his title from 2011.
Strong pro fields for Ironman 70.3 Canberra 2012
The pro fields for this weekend's Ironman 70.3 in Canberra are stronger than recent years. We should see some very tight racing this weekend and the race is very hard to pick. Defending their titles will be Tim Reed and Lisa Marangon. Up against them are a large number of very good pros. Maran
Caroline Steffen to defend Urban Hotel Group Ironman Asia Pacific Championships, Melbourne 2013
Ironman Asia Pacific Champion Caroline Steffen will defend her title in Melbourne, offering $125k prize money and Kona slots.
Craig Alexander launches cutting edge triathlon camp
Limited spots available for Craig Alexander’s triathlon training camp in Wollongong, Feb 8-10, offering professional testing, expert sessions, and personal insights from the three-time Hawaii Ironman champion.
Britta Martin continues winning Australian form by taking out Ironman Western Australia 2012
Germany's Britta Martin made up for an eight minute plus swim deficit by riding and running her way to the 2012 Ironman Western Australia title. Martin lost more time than she had predicted to Keat but did not let that get to her. Keat looked like the one to beat midway through the race but [&
Jimmy Johnsen wins Ironman Western Australia 2012
Jimmy Johnsen has staged a remarkable turnaround by winning Ironman Western Australia today. Just two weeks ago Johnsen finished 5th at Ironman Cozumel. Speaking to Trizone during the week Johnsen was totally confident he had recovered well enough to be competitive at IMWA. Johnsen, along with his c
Official SunSmart IRONMAN Western Australia Press Conference Highlights
Seven IRONMAN athletes sat on the athlete panel to preview their form and expectations leading into the SunSmart IRONMAN Western Australia event on Sunday 9th December 2012. Rebekah Keat (AUST) On her recent racing results “Hawaii didn't quite go to plan, I made some rookie errors that you s
Ollie Whistler partners with the Turbo Studio providing the power to perform
If you're the time poor amateur trying to juggle sessions between work and a family, or the avid professional racer, we should all be looking to get bang for buck out of every training session. In particular to cycling, the most time consuming discipline, this is an area where I've achie
Matty White and Rebekah Keat at Busselton to win Ironman Western Australia Titles
Two Australians there to win this weekend are Matty White and Rebekah Keat. Keat has shown some very good form this year and despite pulling out of IM Cairns on the run she came back and had a phenomenal race at Ironman New York and most recently blitzed the field at Shepparton 70.3. The current [&h