Jackie Hering tops Jeannie Seymour by 2 minutes and Sam Appleton bests Andrew Starykowicz by 4:29 at Waco 70.3

It’s an unprepossessing look, just sitting there. But it comes alive when you’re aboard it.

Matt McElroy takes 2nd straight World Cup gold, Eli Hemming takes silver at Miyazaki.

All four women reached the Kona podium in their respective age groups but the road was anything but straight.

Wattie Ink’s Josh Amberger crushed the swim in Kona but his race did not unfold as he would have liked and did not reflect his potential. But his Kona race report was superb and we had a chat with him.

Ruth Purbrook’s season almost ended after a collision with a car earlier this summer, but with grit and determination she came back to grab the top overall female age group spot at the IRONMAN World Championships in Kona, Hawaii.

Filipe Azevedo edges Cam Brown by 33 seconds; Kelsey Withrow tops Frankie Sanjana by 47 seconds.

Vincent Luis of France and Katie Zaferes of the U.S. took top honors at the Super League Triathlon event.

Radka Kahlefeldt of the Czech Republic and Pieter Heemeryck of Belgium won Challenge Peguera-Mallorca.

Ellie Salthouse won it on the swim and bike; Santiago Ascenco won it on the bike and the run at Coquimbo 70.3.

Matt McElroy and Kevin McDowell of the United States took 1st and 3rd at the Tongyeong World Cup.

Sandra Dodet of France sprinted away from Ai Ueda of Japan in the final meters to win at Tongyeong.

Our Tech Editor looks at the rough-road-focused SES AR 3.4 from ENVE, with tubeless-only, hookless, and super-wide hoops.

Swift footed German lost five months of run training due to injuries, then ran to glory on the Queen K

This year’s Ironman World Championship bike course had something for everyone: rain, wind, sun, and heat.

Kona is fine. But to endurance-explore the sheer wall valleys and waterfalls, that’s the Hamakua Coast.

After a foot injury left him unable to run 7 weeks before Kona, O’Donnell recovered to finish 2nd.

Eight super age-groupers go through their final preparations in advance of IRONMAN Hawaii.

Two of last year’s top-3 men pulled out during the bike leg. Defending women’s champ is wobbly.

Frodeno wins in 7:51:13, Tim O’Donnell second, also breaking 8 hours, Sebastian Kienle third.

This was one of those hard-to-pick podiums, and remained that way until the very end. Haug prevails over LCB and

An up close look at the special Zwift Triathlon Academy Team Issued Specialized Shiv Disc

Sarah True is back at Ironman three months after her daunting meltdown at Frankfurt; medical tests offered no answers.

Once again, Slowtwitchers came from all points of the compass to reconnect at Kona.