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Madeleine Oldfield and Craig McKenzie win Season Final of the Victorian Gatorade Triathlon Series
There are moments in sports that outline why competitors, year after year push themselves to a limit. Maybe it is a record, a first timer, or something that is not as blatant. Today at the season finale of the Gatorade Triathlon Series it was an ambience of pure passion for the sport and those compeMore Stories
Kelly Williamson takes out the Memorial Hermann Ironman 70.3 Texas 2012 – Results
Kelly Williamson used her killer run leg to take out the USA 70.3 Championship at Glaveston, Texas today. The Texan won on home soil and in front of a huge supported base and also he sponsors who also sponsor the race. Williamson lead the race from early in the bike leg but fell back slightly. [&helMadeleine Oldfield and Craig McKenzie win Season Final of the Victorian Gatorade Triathlon Series
There are moments in sports that outline why competitors, year after year push themselves to a limit. Maybe it is a record, a first timer, or something that is not as blatant. Today at the season finale of the Gatorade Triathlon Series it was an ambience of pure passion for the sport and those compe
Batemans Bay Ultimate Triathlon and Sprint sees some World Class Athletes Racing
Batemans Bay Ultimate Triathlon weekend will see the worlds Number 3 ranked ITU Olympic Distance triathlete, USA's Sarah Groff and Sweden's current national champion Per Wangel along with Linnea Holmertz compete in the Sprint triathlon on the Saturday in preparation for the 2012 openingCentennial Park Proposed Changes to Affect Park Users
Centennial Parklands' planning speed humps & pedestrian crossings = DANGER for all riders & kids. Centennial Park Riders Rights Ride Thursday 7am: meet from 6:45am Centennial Park Kiosk. WEATHER FORECAST = beautiful sunrise!!!All welcome including non-riders!!! Lesson – DO NOT ma
Photo Slideshow of Caroline Steffen Winning Ironman Melbourne
Caroline Steffen produced a powerhouse performance to win the women's race at Ironman Melbourne in the weekend. Steffen didn't have it all her way and raced knowing that Rachel Joyce from the UK was always not far behind. With 42.2kms to run she could never let up. Pos Name Time Swim Cyc
Erin Densham simply unstoppable to claim second career ITU Triathlon World Cup win in Mooloolaba
Australia's Erin Densham put in one of the most impressive performances of her career, leading the swim and then crushing the field with a stellar run to win her second career ITU World Cup in Mooloolaba on Sunday. Switzerland's Nicola Spirig took the silver, a result which also compCaroline Steffen wins Ironman Asia Pacific Championship Melbourne
Sunshine Coast based Swiss Athlete Caroline Steffen has won the inaugural Ironman Asia Pacific Championships and in doing so posted the second fastest time in history. It was a perfect day for Steffen who embraced partner Dave Dellow on the finish line, Dave having finished 5th in the mens race. Steffen was clearly overjoyed at the end and asked the big crowd to think of it as a home country win, as Australia is her adopted home. The crowd were happy to adopt her. The race started in perfect co
Ironman Melbourne Men’s Preview
Ironman Melbourne features a competitive field including Craig Alexander and Luke Bell, aiming to raise the profile of triathlon in Australia with extensive media coverage.
Mirinda Carfrae Attracted to Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship in Melbourne by the Unknown
With an untested course, 2010 World Ironman Champion, Mirinda Carfrae, said one of the major attractions of the inaugural Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship in Melbourne is that it is a trip into the unknown. “You go into an inaugural event and the course is a total mystery and the pace of the ra
Luke Bell to use his Local Knowledge at Inaugral Ironman Melbourne
If local knowledge will count for anything at the inaugural Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship in Melbourne, then Luke Bell is the man in the box seat. A Melbourne resident for 15 years, he understands the weather idiosyncrasies of “Madam Melbourne” and has clocked up more than his fair share of kilometres along the famous Beach Road. Now after more than a decade racing around the world, Bell is one excited fellow to think that a world class Ironman event is now on his back door. “This race ha