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Getting ugly with Jeff Symonds

Canadian Jeff Symonds won the Ironman Asia Pacific Championships in Melbourne with a very tough and somewhat ugly run, and we had a few words with him

Tributes to Steve Tarpinian

A memorial for Steve Tarpinian was held today and we collected various tributes from friends, competitors and people who will keep him in their hearts.

Angela Naeth talks changes

After her win at Ironman Chattanooga, a new coach and a new bike, fastest-bike-split champ Angela Duncan Naeth says this will be the year of her long-anticipated Kona debut.

We Noticed: Rouge Roubaix …

We noticed the Rouge Roubaix event, the Revbox trainer, the Fearless FUNdo for Team Marsh fundraiser, the GearGeekBox, a Ferrari vs bicycle drag race and more.

Assault on Power

Today Powertap announced two new power meters to join its very popular, and very accurate hub-based power meter.

What Size? Part 2

If Trek, Felt, Cervelo, BMC say you can ride multiple sizes of their superbikes, which of these sizes is the right one for you?

Don, Tisseyre tops at Monterrey

2014 Ironman 70.3 Worlds bronze medalist Tim Don of Great Britain and two-time Ironman 70.3 Worlds bronze medalist Magali Tisseyre of Canada take Monterrey 70.3

Amorelli, Haskins take San Juan

Igor Amorelli and Sarah Haskins won the elite titles at Ironman 70.3 Puerto Rico in a race marred by a shootout near the course from which stray bullets wounded two triathletes.

Cook, Lagerstrom win Sarasota

Two U.S. competitors used race-best runs to win the elite titles at the Sarasota CAMTRI sprint triathlon – Summer Cook won her first professional race and Eric Lagerstrom continued his strong 2015.

What Size Bike?

You’ve decided on the bike you want. Now you need to know what size to buy? Are you a 51cm, a 54cm, or a 56cm? Let’s go through the process.

A man of many interests

California raised Dusty Nabor is a man of many talents and interests and he is currently very involved in triathlon, but that is still not all that drives him.

Gomez, Hauss win Mooloolaba

Tamara Gomez Garrido of Spain won her first World Cup and David Hauss of France finally won his favorite race at the Mooloolaba World Cup sprint triathlon in Australia.

Scattolin dies from crash injuries

Linda Scattolin succumbed to injuries sustained when she and fellow Italian triathlete Edith Niederfriniger were struck by a bus while cycling last Saturday in South Africa.

Age group drug testing in OZ

Triathlon Australia announced that they will be drug testing age group athletes at Mooloolaba this weekend and Ironman Melbourne the weekend after.

Andreas Raelert wants Kona

Andreas Raelert struggled with injuries for a good part of the last 2 years, but the German Erdinger pro appears healthy now and ready and eager for the big Kona quest.

Billy the Kid talks Ultraman

Billy Edwards, the coach of the Naval Academy Triathlon team, a former pro triathlete and a 2003 Iraq War veteran, recounts the ups and downs of his win at Ultraman Florida

Italian triathletes badly injured

Italian triathletes Edith Niederfriniger and Linda Scattolin were seriously injured Saturday when they were struck by a bus on a training ride in South Africa.