This year’s XTERRA World Championships moved to New Mexico.
by Kevin Mackinnon, October 14, 2026
Two Ultraman world champions give their tips to help anyone looking to make the jump from long-distance to very-long-distance triathlon
The 2026 IRONMAN World Championship is now behind us, and now we’ve been able to take a little time and process some of the data we captured during the course…
A look at the “Kona podium” age-group finishers.
It’s one of our most awaited articles of the year — the fastest bikes and associated components used at the 2026 IRONMAN World Championship. This year saw an interesting mix…
There were a lot of different brands scattered amongst the fastest run splits in Kona.
The swim skins the top 10 men and women wore at this year’s IRONMAN World Championship in Kona.
IRONMAN World Champions Vincent Luis and Taylor Knibb were not the only beneficiaries of late race heroics on Saturday, as the 2026 IRONMAN Pro Series hung in the balance over…
The Top-5 Women Speak After Another Crazy Day in Kona.
We catch up with the top-five men’s finishers at the 2026 IRONMAN World Championship.
Taylor Knibb is the 2026 IRONMAN World Champion, taking the lead in the final kilometer, passing a collapsed defending champion Solveig Løvseth. Knibb had taken the lead early on in…
Vincent Luis has won the 2026 IRONMAN World Championship, taking the lead late into the marathon and holding off a relentless charge from Gustav Iden. It marks a storybook ending…
We came. We saw. We counted. Here’s the data from the pier this year.
Bold predictions of what we’ll see in tomorrow’s pro racing at the IRONMAN World Championship.
The American veteran is renowned for his fast run, but he’s pulled out all the stops for a fast ride with his speedy bike set up for Kona.
Denmark’s Kristian Høgenhaug is know for his attention to detail on all things aero on his bike, and his ride for tomorrow’s race here in Kona is a sterling example…
American Ben Kanute has left no stone unturned with his bike set up.
From Taylor Knibb’s prescient description of what makes the Big Island so special, to Kristian Blummenfelt’s stark honesty of what it would mean to earn another IRONMAN world title – this time in Hawaii – there was lots to glean from today’s pre-race press conference.
A tradition here at the IRONMAN World Championship for over 25 years, the event has raised over $400,000 for the community.
The reigning IRONMAN world champion arrives in Kona with (seemingly) the perfect attitude.
The French star explains how much he has changed over the years, announces he’ll be giving away his prize money, explains his bike size choice and offers insights on a new helmet.
South African Jamie Riddle is likely to be near the front as the men hit the Queen K on Saturday. We check out his bike set up.
With three potential race favourites on the roster, the Trek Factory Team looks to shine on the Big Island. Oh, and their bikes look really hot, too!
The muddy middle, with wheels that are effectively discs in all but name, is a disservice to athletes.
