Simply participating in the Olympic Games will from now on – or rather, retroactively starting from the Winter Games earlier this year – earn athletes
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World Triathlon has reached the highest governance tier (Group A1) for the first time in the Association of Summer Olympic International Federations (ASOIF) Sixth Governance
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For triathletes, the road is both a sanctuary and a source of vulnerability. While bike technology has relentlessly chased aerodynamics, weight reduction, and power efficiency,
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It could hardly be any other way, but Hayden Wilde has given up the battle – which wasn’t really much of a battle anymore anyway
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The French Mixed Relay Team delivered a masterclass today, securing a dominant victory in the first race where crucial Olympic qualification points were up for
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France’s Aurelia Boulanger has just won Ironman 70.3 Mont-Tremblant by a wide margin. After a somewhat difficult swim leg, where she lost nearly four minutes,
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The American Ari Klau has just won Ironman 70.3 Mont-Tremblant. In a race where no truly big names were at the start line – making
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There is a unique kind of pressure that comes with being the athlete everyone expects to win. It requires not just physical peak performance, but
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As has often been the case lately, it might not have looked like it during the swim and bike legs, but Kat Matthews has won
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Two-time defending champion Jelle Geens will soon be joined by an additional compatriot at the start of the Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Nice: Belgian
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