
Cassandre Beaugrand Sets Sights on Second WTCS Title
After missing several races, battling illness, and leaving fans questioning whether a second WTCS title was even on her radar, French triathlete Cassandre Beaugrand appears
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After missing several races, battling illness, and leaving fans questioning whether a second WTCS title was even on her radar, French triathlete Cassandre Beaugrand appears
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This September, Jelle Geens could become the first male athlete to win the Ironman 70.3 World Championship three times in a row. Yet, there is
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Exactly one month ago, Alanis Siffert won Challenge Roth in impressive – and surprising – fashion, and today she proved her sensational form once again:
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With a 6.9 kg bike and weighing just 65 kg himself, Thomas Steger has just won the Alpe d’Huez Triathlon. Of course, athletes first had
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It is widely considered one of the most grueling races on the calendar, but for Emile Blondel-Hermant, the Alpe d’Huez Duathlon has become home turf.
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55 hours non-stop: that is how long it took Polish swimmer Bartłomiej Kubkowski to become the first person ever to swim across the Baltic Sea.
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There are some fantastic races scheduled for August. Below, we’ve listed the most important events per organization, so you know exactly what to expect over
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In a race where the truly big names were absent, but which perhaps left the battle wide open and allowed more room for athletes who
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Home favorite Kacper Stepniak secured victory on home soil at Ironman 70.3 Krakow: the Pole prevailed after a true thriller that was decided by just
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Slovakia’s Nikola Corbova has won Norseman after a thrilling and remarkably rare finish. In a race where the top three – and even a few
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