Athletes who will be at the start of Ironman Alaska in two weeks will probably not sleep peacefully in the coming period; it is highly
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Just under 1500 kilometers: the Land’s End to John O’Groats – which leads from Cornwall to the Scottish town of John O’Goats – is tough
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Not Svenja Thoes, not Alexandra Tondeur, not Lena Berlinger or Nina Derron: Barbara Riveros just won the Triathlon l’Alpe d’Huez. With that, the Chilean pr:ofessional
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2.2 kilometers of swimming, 118 kilometers of biking and 20 kilometers of running: it sounds like a “normal” day of triathlon, but with the many
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Challenge Family and TrainingPeaks today announced a global partnership to help athletes of all abilities achieve their peak race condition for Challenge Family events around
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After missing out on being elected to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Athletes’ Commission last September, Alistair Brownlee succeeded this time. Last year, the former
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Earlier we looked at what an athlete actually earns when winning an Olympic medal, but now we take a look at the Tour de France.
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Yesterday, the first “rumors” came out, and today these stories were confirmed: Ironman 70.3 Dresden – scheduled for the upcoming Sunday – won’t take place.
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It happens more frequently since the global pandemic. Even though it doesn’t directly seem to have anything to with COVID-19, organizations struggle to get the right
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Sunday’s Ironman 70.3 Dresden will be cancelled, that’s what local German media outlet MDR, Frank Horras – head of one of the biggest German triathlon clubs,
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