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Brown, Wu win Japan 70.3

Cameron Brown wins a Hawaii tune-up by 6:36 over Sweden’s Fredrik Croneborg; Michelle Wu tops fellow Aussie Rachael Paxton by 2 minutes at Ironman 70.3 Centrair Tokoname Japan

Matthews, McGlone win Syracuse 70.3

Paul Matthews used a scalding hot 2:08:35 bike split to provide all of his 8:12 winning margin over Maxim Kriat while Samantha McGlone topped Rachel Challis on the run to win Syracuse 70.3

Specialized Transition Pro (2011)

This bike is further evidence that the most hotly contested price category in tri bike land is the $3300 to $3700 range. The big boys—Trek, Cervelo, Felt, Cannondale, Scott—have gone all-in here. How does the Transition Comp fair?

Gomez, Swallow take La Baule

A week after becoming the ITU World Champion in Budapest, Hungary, Javier Gomez grabbed the French Grand Prix win in La Baule. Jodie Swallow got away on the bike and held off Andrea Hewitt and Emma Moffatt for the win.

It’s not so easy – part 4

This is the final part of the “Its not so easy” chapter from the “17 Hours to Glory” book. We had selected this specific chapter as a lead up to the 2010 Ford Ironman World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.

It’s not so easy – part 3

Enjoy part 3 of Paula Newby-Fraser’s story in the “17 Hours to Glory” book. Here we find out why the chapter is called “It’s not so easy” and get further proof that she was one of the most amazing Ironman athletes.

Kona legal swim skins

“Life moves pretty fast,” noted Ferris Bueller. ” If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” You could miss the new swim skins legally usable in Kona, Cancun, Cozumel, and elsewhere.

It’s not so easy – part 2

In part 2 of Paula Newby-Fraser’s amazing Ironman career “It’s not so easy” chapter of Timothy Carlson’s story in the “17 Hours to Glory” book we learn about her relationship with Erin Baker and much more.

It’s not so easy – part 1

Over the next 4 days we’ll publish 1 of the 17 chapters of “17 hours to Glory.” “It’s not so easy” is chronicling Paula Newby-Fraser’s amazing Ironman career and was written by Timothy Carlson, and today you get to enjoy part 1 of that chapter.

The Life Time Fitness Series

Bahram Akradi pioneered a revolution in big prize money triathlon which rewarded Olympic distance triathletes with big league dough. Now he, Toyota and partners fight a down economy to keep the series self sustaining success

Trek Speed Concept 7.5 (2011)

Trek has finally come out to play in the sport of triathlon. They engage in every price range with a bike that’s imaginative and well conceived. The Speed Concept 7.5 is a strong entry in the mid-$3000 category.

Scott Plasma 20 (2011)

The Plasma 2 frame was unobtainable during 2010 for a price below $5000. For 2011, this high quality frameset can be had in a bike selling complete, with a very nice gruppo, for $3300. Today we take a look at that bike.

Cannondale Slice 3 (2011)

The industry has chosen pitched battle at a price range between $3300 and $3700. The Slice 3 sits right in the middle, and it holds its own admirably. Plasmas, Transitions, Speed Concepts, this is your worthy competitor.

Snowsill wins, Moffatt repeats

Emma Snowsill came back from injury to win the Dextro Energy-ITU Grand Final , Emma Moffatt took second in the Grand Final in Budapest, but won her second World Championship Series title.

Rev3 Full goes to Cunnama, Marsh

The Rev3Tri season finale, a full ultra distance race, was won by South African James Cunnama and America’s Amy Marsh. The season series championships were taken by David Thompson and Sam Warriner

Gambles, Crawford in Wisconsin

Aussie Joe Gambles had a nice Ironman debut with a win at the 2010 Ford Ironman Wisconsin, but he had to chase down a few folks to get it done. Kiwi Gina Crawford broke her own course record from 2007 and won the women’s race with a superb performance.

Brownlee, Jackson earn U23 Worlds titles

Jonathan Brownlee made it a perfect weekend for British Triathlon and the Brownlee family with his win in the U23 category after his brother Alistair won the Elite on the same day. Aussie Emma Jackson took charge very early and held on to win in the female U23 event.