We got our hands on a Canyon Aeroad CF SLX 8.0, and here is the first look at this fast looking aero road machine straight out of the box from Germany.
by Herbert Krabel, February 10, 2015
This week we stumbled upon the light and bright Bontrager XXX LE shoes, the GURU Academy schedule, the Felt Outfitter, a cool Pedal t-shirt and a few body care products.
Some of the 82 race registration companies appeal to RDs, others are built with the end-user in mind. Is the industry shifting, and is Active still fit to rule?
Bradley Weiss edged Mauricio Mendez and Flora Duffy continued her XTERRA hot streak to dominate the women’s field at XTERRA Philippines.
The 24 year old Aussie of Team BMC managed to break the 1-Hour record with a total distance of 52.491 km at the Velodrome Suisse in Grenchen.
Chris Derrick won the Open Men title and Laura Thweatt took the Open Women victory at the USATF Cross Country Nationals. Photo Gallery by Timothy Carlson.
Craig Alexander ran away from Sam Appleton with 3 kilometers to go and Liz Blatchford ran down Rebekah Keat in the final kilometer to take the elite titles at Ironman 70.3 Geelong.
20-year old Mathieu van der Poel and 22-year old Pauline Ferrand-Prévot rang in a new era at the UCI CX World Championships in the Czech Republic.
Up close with the BMC Trackmachine TR01 of the 24-year old Aussie Rohan Dennis, who will attempt to break the 1-hour record on Sunday in Grenchen.
California resident Nate Dressel finished his military active duty in September of 2014 and the former Special Forces man now is focused hard on his Pro career.
This week we came upon a great image by Wagner Araújo, a safer body marking pen, new savory Clif gels, the new Endurance Conspiracy store and more.
A few days ago Jack Bobridge started his 1-hour record braking attempt in Melbourne with fury but in the end fell short. Here now is a video from that attempt.
Dan Empfield, Tim DeBoom, Susan Williams, Bill Bell, Karen McKeachie and Carlos Moleda were named to the seventh induction class of the USA Triathlon Hall of Fame.
Austrian Amateur cyclist Emanuel Nösig has been caught in the net of the anti-doping authorities with anabolic steroids and furosemide in his system.
The Outdoor Retailer trade show offered bearded men, a cutaway of an Osprey airplane, a Pitchin’ Power contest, a green neon colored Hoka shoe and more intriguing products.
Author Jim Gourley has written a tale of the small group of founders, guardians and remarkable athletes who keep the original spirit of triathlon alive in the 3-day, 320-mile Ultraman.
Leon Griffin edged Nick Kastelein and Melissa Hauschildt ran away from Christie Sym to win the elite titles at Challenge Melbourne on a rainy day in Victoria.
Esteemed photographer Larry Rosa captured the beauty and the beastliness of the rugged 226 and 113 kilometer Israman courses down at the southernmost tip of Israel.
One of our TBI Conference panelists scared the living Jeebus out of listeners and rightly so. Here’s a smattering of what race directors heard at TBI ’15.
Starting with the Ironman Asia-Pacific Championships in Melbourne, fans will be able to follow the Pros via a new digital athlete tracking platform labeled IRONFAN.
Ricardo Ledesma is an architect who loves bikes and that passion shows on the S-Works Shiv he modified with a variety of custom crafted components.
The crew at Celtman Xtreme Triathlon are now offering a Swim Run event that was inspired by the unique ÖTILLÖ event in Sweden. Are you ready to step outside the box?
Damon Rinard is a very passionate and smart engineer who recently started a new job with Cannondale – Cycling Sports Group. Learn more about this humble man.
Ironman realizes its brand leverages down to 70.3. Life Time admits its brand leverages up to Olympic distance. But it’s much more than that.
Imagine a big heart, with a head, leg and arms protruding. Valerie Silk was all heart and Felix Walchshöfer is the male version; he’s what makes it a fair fight between Challenge and Ironman.
