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Keeping Lionel on track: Q and A with David Tilbury-Davis
David Tilbury-Davis Earlier today Lionel Sanders posted a YouTube video in which he announced that he’ll once again be working with David Tilbury-Davis, the coach he worked with for much of 2017....
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Jewett gets third at 70.3 South American Championship
Tamara Jewett at the 2018 Barrelman Triathlon. Photo by Brad Reiter. Canada’s Tamara Jewett had a huge day at the Ironman 70.3 South American Championship in Buenos Aires, Argentina, yesterday, running...
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Antoine Jolicoeur-Desroches: Les Nouvelles dans le monde du triathlon
Joe Skipper wins Ironman Florida. Photo: Greg Shamus (Getty Images for Ironman). Bien que le championnat du monde Ironman est derrière nous, il reste encore plusieurs courses au calendrier. Ce week-end...
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Time Trial Tuesday: Lucy Charles-Barclay’s Specialized Shiv
She might be renowned as the sport’s premier swimmer, but you don’t finish second in Kona three years in a row, win the Ironman African Championship two years running, be the only female winner of the...
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Win a pass to the Simon Whitfield and Friends Triathlon Clinic
Four-time Olympian Simon Whitfield will be sharing his insight and wisdom in a triathlon clinic on November 24 at the Toronto Pan Am Games Pool in Scarborough. Participants can sign up for a three-hour...
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Cody Beals unplugged
Cody Beals celebrates his third Ironman win in three attempts after a record-setting day at the 2019 Ironman Mont-Tremblant event. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon There aren’t too many pro triathletes who are...
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Lange and Al-Sultan part ways
Patrick Lange Two-time Ironman world champion Patrick Lange and his coach for the last four years, Faris Al-Sultan, have, “by mutual agreement, decided to end our working relationship this year,” Lange...
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Sharpe surges to seventh at Santo Domingo World Cup
It was a hot day in the Dominican Republic yesterday, hot enough that organizers sent the men’s race off early to try and beat the heat, then shortened the run for the women’s race to 5 km “due to the...
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Pennock and Daniel help Calgary defend national XC title
After taking a fourth world Paratriathlon title in Lausanne in September, Stefan Daniel returned to Calgary and joined team-mate and fellow triathlete Russell Pennock to help the Calgary Dinos win the...
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Gentle and Van Riel excellent at 70.3 Xiamen
Olympians Ashleigh Gentle (AUS) and Marten Van Riel (BEL) moved up to half-distance racing in style this weekend, taking the wins at Ironman 70.3 Xiamen. Ashleigh Gentle competing at the 2019 WTS Grand...
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Throwback Thursday: Canada’s great day at the inaugural 70.3 World Championships
The Ironman 70.3 World Championship debuted in 2006 and that first edition was a huge day for Canada. Just over 13 years ago, on Nov. 11, 2006, Samantha McGlone and Lisa Bentley took the top two steps...
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Attitude of gratitude: Ben Hoffman’s newfound mindset helps fuel a banner...
It’s been a banner year for Ben Hoffman, who bounced back from injury at the end of 2018 to enjoy an unforgettable year in all aspects of his life in 2019. Ben Hoffman is all smiles as he finishes...
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99 and counting in Cozumel: Elizabeth Model nears 100 Ironmans
Elizabeth Model, whose partner, John Wragg has completed 256 full-distance races, aims to complete her 99th this weekend at Ironman Cozumel. John Wragg and Elizabeth Model. Photo: Kevin Mackinnon...
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Time Trial Tuesday: Taylor Reid’s Squad Hornett
It looks like he might have a new frame on tap for Challenge Daytona next month, but since we only have photos of Taylor Reid racing on this year’s Squad Hornett, we’ll focus on this frame for our Time...
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Nothing stops Angela Naeth. Nothing.
For two years Angela Naeth has been overcoming sickness and injury – and overcoming those challenges in style. Last year she managed to battle Lyme disease and still take eighth in Kona. This year she...
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Another “Race of Legends” at the Laguna Phuket Triathlon
It’s renowned around the world as the “Race of Legends” because its list of champions includes a who’s who of triathlon history. This weekend, the 26th running of the Laguna Phuket Triathlon (LPT)...
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Ready to roll in Laguna Phuket: 5 takeaways from the press conference.
There wasn’t much talk about the racing at today’s press conference, despite the fact that tomorrow’s Laguna Phuket Triathlon (LPT) is likely to feature some interesting competition for both the...
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Simmonds and Wild power to wins in Laguna Phuket
Switzerland’s Imogen Simmonds returned to her winter training grounds for a big win that caps off a spectacular season, while countryman Ruedi Wild captured his third Laguna Phuket Triathlon (LPT)...
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Butterfield and Lester capture Cozumel, Boily and Hardage get 10th.
A blazing 2:38 marathon allowed Tyler Butterfield to charge to the men’s title, while Carrie Lester dominated the women’s race from start to finish to earn her third Ironman win of the year at Ironman...
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Crowley tops all-women’s Arizona field while McQuaid gets fourth.
After a third-place finish at the Ironman World Championship, all Sarah Crowley had to do was finish in Arizona to validate her spot for next year’s race in Kona. The Australian did much more than...
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