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Random AG Ellen Hart

The very first athlete we approached about a random age grouper interview was Ellen Hart. We had no idea then that she was a Kona podium regular or that it would take more than a year to finally have this chat.

Aernouts, Swallow win South Africa 70.3

Bart Aernouts of Belgium topped Ronnie Schildknecht of Switzerland for the men’s crown and Jodie Swallow crushed the women’s field at Ironman 70.3 South Africa Saturday in Buffalo City.

McNeice, Crawford take Wanaka

Dylan McNeice of New Zealand blasted out front with a 47:56 swim and held on to win his first ever Ironman distance race while fellow Kiwi Gina Crawford won wire-to-wire to take her 5th Challenge Wanaka title.

Tragic Loss for SRAM

We report the very sad loss of industry veteran, Bill Keith. An avid triathlete and multi-time Ironman finisher, Keith worked in the past for Cannondale, and more recently Chicago-based SRAM.

Kemp, Luxford top Auckland 70.3

Christian Kemp edged Bevan Docherty by 34 seconds to take the title of the 2013 Ironman 70.3 Auckland. Annabel Luxford posted a race-best swim, bike and run to beat Caroline Steffen by 5:57 to grab the women's race.

Kate Bevilaqua is Wanaka ready

Aussie Pro Kate Bevilaqua started 2013 with a win at the inaugural Albany Half Ironman and is taking on Challenge Wanaka this weekend. She talked to slowtwitch about racing, training and various animals.

Linsey Corbin in Tucson, AZ

Montana made Pro Linsey Corbin snagged two Ironman titles and a 70.3 win in 2012 and is currently getting ready for 2013 in Tucson, AZ.

Mauna Kea Triathlon – part 1

Few triathlon events are developed to take advantage of natural topology; they seem to tend more so to fit standard distances and attract larger fields, but there are indeed exceptions.

Hector Picard’s Can Do Attitude

Double arm amputee Hector Picard is competing in triathlons and is a true inspiration to folks who encounter him. He has been dealing with this amputation for 20 years now and encourages folks to live life to the fullest.

A day with Tony DeBoom

Tony DeBoom found a busy life after triathlon as an artist, entrepreneur, devoted husband and father of three enchanting girls. Photo gallery by Timothy Carlson.

Inside the Endurance Conspiracy

West Point grad, pro triathlete and coach Tony DeBoom found a new niche with wife Elize as they created the Endurance Conspiracy tee shirt and casual clothing line dedicated to sport's free spirits.

You Are Not Welcome Here Anymore

You have been the topic of endless discussions and merely mentioning your name has turned friends against each other, and this editor actually just wished that you would stay away from cycling and triathlon.