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De Vries and Hogenhaug fly to world titles in Almere with record-shattering day
Challenge Almere-Amsterdam is hardly noted as being a fast course – traditionally the day comes with cool, wet and windy conditions that don’t make for super-speedy times. That all got thrown out the...
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Luis and Learmonth tops at Super League Munich
France’s Vincent Luis powered his way back to the top of the Super League podium on the weekend while Great Britain’s Jess Learmonth made it two-for-two after topping the event in London last weekend....
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Even world champions like Helle Frederiksen have to figure out “what’s my why?”
By the time her 11-year racing career was over, Denmark’s Helle Frederiksen was an Olympian, world champion and the fastest woman ever over the half-distance – her 3:55:50 from Challenge Bahrain in...
View ArticleThe Life of Tri podcast: Pro Ams in triathlon, long distance world...
The triathlon world returns to normalcy – Phil Wrochna and Triathlon Magazine Canada editor Kevin Mackinnon are back to disagreeing about almost everything. This week’s episode recaps the fast racing...
View ArticleFindlay out of 70.3 Worlds
Canada’s Paula Findlay, one of the favourites for this weekend’s Ironman 70.3 World Championship in St. George, Utah has had to pull out of the race due to a small ligament tear in her ankle that she...
View ArticleIronman CEO hints that world championship might be moved from Kona
During today’s press conference for the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in St. George, Utah, Ironman CEO Andrew Messick (above left) hinted that the Ironman World Championship could be moved from Kona,...
View ArticleHow to watch the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in St. George
With the postponement of the Ironman World Championship to February of next year, tomorrow’s Ironman 70.3 World Championship in St. George, Utah has become an even bigger deal than it might have been...
View ArticleWill the World Triathlon Sprint and Relay Championships in Bermuda be able to...
As Bermuda reels with a wave of the Delta variant of COVID-19 (10,000 people – a sixth of the country’s population, are in quarantine), a newspaper report in Bermuda’s Royal Gazette sheds some doubt on...
View ArticleLindemann thrills the home crowd with brilliant win at WTCS Hamburg
The 2022 World Triathlon Championship Series officially kicked off today in Hamburg with a sprint-distance race in one of the sport’s most popular triathlon venues. The German crowd were thrilled to...
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Iden takes second-straight Ironman 70.3 World Championship in St. George
A few days before the Collins Cup this year, Lionel Sanders was heading out for a “recovery” bike ride after his runner-up finish at Ironman Copenhagen a few days before. As he started out, Norway’s...
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Charles-Barclay gets long-awaited world title win in St. George
For years she’s found herself chasing for an elusive world win. Three-times she’s been the runner-up in Kona – two times to Daniela Ryf, then when the Swiss star finally faltered, she found herself...
View ArticlePaquet takes seventh at WTCS Hamburg
Canada’s Charles Paquet was right in the mix in the fiercely competitive sprint event that opened the 2022 World Triathlon Champioship Series in Hamburg today, taking seventh in the men’s sprint race...
View ArticleWorld Triathlon Sprint and Relay Championships in Bermuda “will not take...
As we reported last week, it wasn’t looking promising for the upcoming World Triathlon Sprint and Relay Championships in Bermuda next month and, over the weekend, World Triathlon confirmed that the...
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Photo gallery: celebrating an incredible day of racing at the 70.3 worlds in...
The first world championship event hosted by Ironman in almost two years featured some stellar racing (not to mention hail and rain) as Lucy Charles Barclay and Gustav Iden took the Ironman 70.3 World...
View ArticleThe Life of Tri Podcast: Where would Kona move to?
It’s the weekly look at the world of triathlon through the eyes of Australian tri journalist Phil Wrochna and Triathlon Magazine Canada editor Kevin Mackinnon. In this week’s podcast Phil crows about...
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Ironman World Championship could be moved out of Kona, but where would it go?
During last week’s press conference at the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in St. George, Utah, Ironman CEO floated the idea that next February’s Ironman World Championship might not be held in...
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Everything you need to know about Super League Triathlon Malibu
The month-long racing extravaganza around the world comes to an end this weekend in Malibu, California as the Super League Triathlon Championship Series finishes with a bang. This weekend’s racing...
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Canada’s Elizabeth Model shares the lessons learned from finishing 100...
At Ironman Wisconsin earlier this month Canadian Elizabeth Model hit a huge milestone when she completed her 100th full-distance race. We’ve written about Model and her partner, John Wragg more than a...
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Ironman moves world championship to St. George in May, 2022; Kona race in...
Earlier this week we wondered where else Ironman might host the world championship if it couldn’t take place in Kona next February – we ruled out St. George, Utah, because it would be too cold in...
View ArticleAnother Sanders vs Long showdown – how to watch Ironman Chattanooga
With eight Canadian pros on the start list for this weekend’s Ironman Chattanooga, there is lots for Canadian triathlon fans to look forward to, but most of the attention is likely to be focussed on...
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