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A look at the 2012 Abu Dhabi Tri

The prestigious Abu Dhabi International Triathlon field on March 3 features another incredible starter field, included are a few very interesting first time starters. One thing is for sure, the race promises to be interesting.

PON Completes Purchase of Cervelo Cycles

Triathlon’s most storied bike company, Cervelo Cycles, has just become a member of the PON family of companies, acquiring it from its two founding partners Gerard Vroomen and Phil White.

Silva loses World Title for doping

Portuguese duathlete Sergio Silva failed an in-competition doping control test at the 2011 Gijon ITU Duathlon World Championship in Spain and must forfeit his gold medal; 2-year ban reduced to 6 months as violation was ruled inadvertent.

A day at Hincapie Sports

We recently spent a day at Hincapie Sportswear with the Devo team in town for training camp and several Pro triathletes joining them for a few days.

Docherty, Naeth take 70.3 Panama

Kiwi Bevan Docherty ran down Lance Armstrong with a lot of grit to take Ironman 70.3 Panama in 3:50:13. Canadian Angela Naeth recorded the fastest bike split in the women’s race and pulled away during the run for the win.

Vidal, Moffatt win Geelong Sprint

Laurent Vidal and Emma Moffatt won the ITU Sprint Triathlon and Clayton Fettell and Belinda Granger triumphed in the Urban Hotels 2.80.20 long course events at Geelong Sunday.

A chat with George Hincapie

We had a chance to sat down with George Hincapie to talk about triathlon, the Hincapie Sportswear partnership with several Pro triathletes and his thoughts on Lance Armstrong’s chance in Panama.

Bottom Bracket Standards

The irony is that the newest, most relevant bottom bracket standards, such as BB90 and BB30, aren’t about bottom brackets. They’re about frame construction, and frame stiffness.

The spirit of Panache Cyclewear

Don Powell, Andy Pemberton and Kevin Burnette provide cyclists and triathletes with fashionable and functional cycling attire at Panache Cyclewear. A day in the life with these passionate cyclists at their laid back Boulder headquarters.

Armstrong on his Tri Bike

Things are changing for Lance. Like, his position. What goes around comes around, and he’s laregely come back ’round to his pre-bike-race tri position, with an assist from Slowtwitch forum members.

Road Bike Fit

This road bike fit protocol is designed to work with fit bikes that adjust horizontally and vertically; to take advantage of stack and reach data matching; and to consider all the positions common to road bike riding.

Armstrong’s training peeps

Who does Lance Armstrong, professional triathlete, train with in his hometown of Austin, Texas? The posse includes a lot of Longhorn alumni, with a liberal smattering of current and former pro triathletes.

Wellington third in NYC

Chrissie Wellington stepped up to a new challenge in NYC and competed in the Empire State Building Run-up. The 4-time Ironman World Champion earned a podium spot and finished well overall.

Frame Stiffness

What follows below may be a line of reasoning I have to eventually repudiate. My intention is to deliver my thesis with maximum caution and minimum hubris, in case I need to eat crow later.

The balancing act of Leon Griffin

Aussie Pro triathlete Leon Griffin had disappeared from the racing scene for a while to nurse injuries, get married and work as a financial markets dealer. But now he is back with good health and enthusiasm.

Random AG Dave Toshio

We noticed forum member Dave Toshio because of a thread he started about his DIY Shimano Ultegra Di-2 TT setup and he is this week’s random age grouper. But there is a lot more to know about this man.

Stance Width

Published here stance width recasted, which includes (this time) the devastatingly obtuse fact omitted in this article’s original publication. Stance width and q factor are discrete metrics, of course.

Brad Kahlefeldt is still having fun

Aussie Brad Kahlefeldt is headed towards another Olympic experience this summer, but he knows that there is still a lot of work to do before stepping onto the pontoon in London. Good thing is – he is still having fun.

Feds drop Armstrong prosecution

Federal prosecutors closed their exhaustive criminal investigation of 7-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong without filing charges that he used performance enhancing drugs.