Jan Frodeno might appear to be the ultimate perfectionist but admits he cannot be scared to fail when he returns to action at Challenge Roth this weekend. The German superstar has not lost a triathlon since way back in 2017, but he has also not raced since last year’s Collins Cup in Samorin. A partial …
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Lionel Sanders believes his flat tyre at IRONMAN 70.3 Mont Tremblant could have been avoided but for the “ridiculous” rules around pros racking their bikes at races. The Canadian did eventually claim the win in Sunday’s race in Canada, but he had to make up significant ground to do so after the mechanical heading away …
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Britain’s Sam Holness became the world’s first openly autistic endurance athlete to complete a full-distance triathlon at IRONMAN Frankfurt on Sunday. Sam stopped the clock at 12:29:00 as he completed the 140.6-mile course for the men’s European Championship. ‘Greatest day of my life’ Sam made a confident start to the race and came out of …
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The town of Roth in Bavaria, 25km south of Nuremberg has been an integral part of the European triathlon summer for more than three decades. Known as IRONMAN Europe up until 2001, the event split from the M-Dot umbrella, forming the Challenge Family, from 2002. It has continued to flourish since. There is plenty to …
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The first ‘major’ of the PTO era absolutely needs stellar fields, and as of now the 2022 Canadian Open in Edmonton has just that. The inaugural running of the event takes place in the North American city on Saturday July 23 and Sunday July 24, with a massive prize pool of $1million up for grabs. …
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It was another terrific weekend for British triathlon as Georgia Taylor-Brown and Alex Yee both registered brilliant victories at WTCS Montreal on Saturday. Georgia gained revenge on Cassandre Beaugrand for that recent defeat in Leeds while it was a similar story for Yee as he outsprinted Hayden Wilde in a thrilling men’s race. Tim Don …
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Flora Duffy has revealed how the wheels came off her bid to qualify for the IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in Mont Tremblant this past weekend. The Tokyo Olympic gold medallist had been hoping to step up in distance to race at the showpiece event in St George, Utah in late October. But now, after two …
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Talk about a rollercoaster ride, Saturday in Montreal was yet another whirlwind afternoon for the in-form Hayden Wilde. Two weeks ago at WTCS Leeds the brilliant Kiwi had been very much the centre of attention, being partly to blame for a bike crash which ruled out Alex Yee and Jonny Brownlee and then going on …
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Georgia Taylor-Brown revealed how she tried to motivate Cassandre Beaugrand and Beth Potter as the trio claimed the podium spots at WTCS Montreal. Taylor-Brown returned to winning ways after following home Beaugrand in Leeds, but she admitted afterwards it had not been an easy day in stifling conditions. “It was really really hard. After the …
Georgia Taylor-Brown on Montreal pep talks and emptying the tank Read More »
Alex Yee admitted that he had never been more fired up going into a race ahead of Saturday’s big showdown at WTCS Montreal. No wonder then that the British star reflected “that one meant a lot” after he had outsprinted his great rival Hayden Wilde in a thrilling finish in the Canadian city. Just two …
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