It’s taken a bit longer than expected, raising eyebrows across the triathlon community, but the long-awaited RaceRanger data from Challenge Roth will finally be released
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In what the organization itself marks as a groundbreaking move for the sport of triathlon, Challenge Roth will become the first major race to publicly
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RaceRanger, the triathlon drafting detection system developed in New Zealand, will be used for the first time by amateur, age-group athletes at next month’s Challenge Wānaka on
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The very Alistair Brownlee, the man who became the first athlete to receive a drafting penalty during the T100 series, is making an investment in
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Where many fans from around the world feared a ‘draft fest’ at Ironman 70.3 Oceanside, which takes place later today, they were reassured by Ironman:
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Ironman has partnered with RaceRanger to utilize its electronic drafting detection technology across all IM Pro Series events in 2024, including the Ironman and Ironman 70.3 World Championship women’s
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During the Multisport World Championships Ibiza in early May, the RaceRanger anti-stayer system will be tested again. This follows on from the Tauranga Half, Challenge
Read MoreIn 2019 the first “basic” version was tested during the WTCS-finals in Lausanne and since then the team behind RaceRanger – an anti-drafting “gadget” –
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World Triathlon just announced to partner up with RaceRanger, a company that developed a triathlon-specific anti-drafting system. The project was initiated by former pro athletes
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