The Good, the Bad, the Glitchy: Grading Live Triathlon Coverage
The biggest races in the world are all viewable online these days, but are the IRONMAN, PTO and World Triathlon broadcasting standards up to snuff?
by Ben Snider-McGrath, April 12, 2026
The biggest races in the world are all viewable online these days, but are the IRONMAN, PTO and World Triathlon broadcasting standards up to snuff?
by Ben Snider-McGrath, April 12, 2026
In a frank interview, Supertri CEO Michael D’hulst explains the changes we’ll see at Supertri in 2026
We chat with Austrian Olympian and IRONMAN champ Lisa Perterer
A legacy company in the triathlon and swimming world closes, we look at the big fields in South Africa and Spain and check out an interesting development in the world of marathon racing.
As Gravel racing continues to surge in popularity and competitiveness, we’re seeing riders pulling out all the stops on the equipment front in search of any kind of an edge….
Canyon’s flagship endurance bike gets a ground-up overhaul — new geometry, new carbon, new cockpit, new seatpost, new philosophy. We break down what changed, what the numbers say and why…
From 5K up to ultramarathons, there has been a lot of running news around the world in the past few days
A few years ago, when Slowtwitch asked me about training after moving from New York City to San Diego, my answer was pretty simple: I was doing essentially all of…
A world-championship-like field is set to compete for the IRONMAN North American Championship and there will be a bit of an Olympic reunion in Singapore
Coming off the back of our reporting from Oceanside on fast age-groupers and their times relative to some professional athletes, a classic triathlon debate lit up for the first time…
Candice Burt and her team from Destination Trail were at it again for the second annual Arizona Monster 300. The 304 miles of singletrack is an obstacle course of saguaro cacti, mountain…
We look at the latest version of Ceepo’s all-round aero tri bike.
This week’s podcast features a charismatic bike journalist from Poland. Enjoy!
Kiprun is new to North America, but it has the goods to become a top seller if runners give it a chance.
Choi has made a name for himself in the running world, but it’s not necessarily a good one
QR has a long history in the triathlon space and has been enjoying a rapid growth in popularity.
A horrific crash last year forced the Olympic and T100 star to revamp his swim stroke for a second time
Age group athletes were flying at the North American IRONMAN Pro Series opener
Despite both having won in Australia last weekend, Knibb and Blummenfelt both charged to wins in Oceanside on Saturday
Reigning NCAA champ holds off gold medalist for exciting win in Gulfport, Mississippi.
We preview an exciting weekend of racing in Gulfport that will include the only elite draft-legal race in the United States.
What should you look for in a training camp … and how much should you expect to spend?
Oceanside is always a fast race, but this year’s could be quicker than ever
A multi-year title deal for the 70.3 worlds, Apple gets serious on the marathon front and an interesting data release from the ITA
For most runners of the Boston Marathon, when they get to Chestnut Street in Newton there’s a sense of tentative relief. The famous hills are done. Just under five miles…