Cameron Wurf (AUS) started his day with a solid swim performance for the former pro cyclist. The Aussie took over the lead early into the bike and dusted the competition after recording a stunning bike course record of 4:09:0. Wurf proved he isn't a one-trick-pony as he backed up his torrent pace on the bike with an impressive 2:45:02 marathon to celebrate a his third IRONMAN title win just three weeks out from his start at the Vega IRONMAN World Championship. more
Yvan Jarrige (FRA) got out of the water with the leaders and came off the bike in second, 1:16 down to Paulo Da Silva (BRA). The Frenchman looked the fresher of the two front runners heading out on the run and would eventually lock down the lead by 10 kms and go on to capture the title with a 3:56:35 time. more
George Goodwin (GBR) put in a solid swim then teamed up with Marcus Herbst to distance themselves from the field on the bike. The 23-year-old ditched his long-time riding partner on the bike and went onto notching his second IRONMAN 70.3 win in his career in a winning time of 3:44:02, making it a 1-2-3 for Great Britain on the men’s podium. more
A field of 34 elite women lined up along Halfmoon Bay to tackle the 2019 Weihai ITU World Cup, over a standard distance race format. The course started with two laps in the waters of the bay, followed by a six-lap ride that includes an energy-zapping 2km climb, rounding off with four loops of a fast and flat 2.5km run along the coast. more
It’s the 35th career XTERRA World Tour win for Ruzafa, who won his first of three XTERRA World Championship races in 2008 as a 24-year-old, and for Corona – a remarkable third win in four weeks. She won XTERRA Dominican Republic on September 1, was third at the XTERRA Pan Am Championship in Utah on September 7, and won XTERRA Japan last Sunday. more
A field of 49 elite men lined up along the coastline of Halfmoon Bay, in the north-eastern corner of Weihai, China, to compete for World Cup glory. Conditions were near perfect for race day, with the water temperature officially recorded at a comfortable 23.1 degrees Celcius and the air temperature a balmy 27 degrees more
The adventure will start in the calm waters of Romagna, where athletes will take on the first 3.8 kilometers of the swim course. They will pass through the Natural Park of Salt Pens of Cervia, the natural habitat of pink flamingos, and cycle for 180 km surrounded by history and nature. Finally, the marathon will take them through Cervia and Milano Maritime’s most prominent landmarks, leading all athletes to the finish line to become Italy’s first IRONMAN finishers. more
Madrid, September 19, 2019. This Sunday, September 22nd, the 4th edition of CHALLENGE MADRID KM0 will be taking place, one of the most outstanding international triathlon events on the calendar. The event will have a total of 1,100 participants, who’ll be racing the Long Distance 226km (3.8km swim, 180km bike and 42.2km run) more
As host venue of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic sailing events, the Weymouth and Portland area is used to staging international sport at the highest level. It is a popular seaside holiday resort, with its fine Georgian seafront providing an impressive backdrop to the Bay's long arc of fine, golden sand. more
The city of Weihai, in the north-eastern corner of China, will set the scene for the 13th stop of the 2019 World Cup tour this weekend. The elite men’s and women’s fields include a mix of Olympians, experienced triathletes, Olympic hopefuls and emerging talent. Athletes will race across a challenging standard-distance course that begins with two laps in the waters of Halfmoon Bay, followed by a six-lap ride that includes an energy-sapping 2km climb more
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Monday 23Sep2019 11:46 AM Weekend Race Wrap Sept 21/22 https://t.co/MsNO6ebwvQ https://t.co/mET33FQCZp
Saturday 21Sep2019 09:41 AM IRONMAN Italy 1 Carolin Lehrieder GER 8:48:23 2 Jenny Schulz GER +8:15 3 Mareen Hufe GER +13:48 4 Michelle Vesterby… https://t.co/ZmXWnoG3aB
Saturday 21Sep2019 08:50 AM IRONMAN Italy 1 Cameron Wurf AUS 7:46:54 2 Jaroslav Kovacic SLO +16:17 3 Giuro Molinari ITA 21:15 4 Lukasz Wojt GER… https://t.co/AkmYFt0fYl
Friday 20Sep2019 10:51 AM Strong Pro Field set for IRONMAN Italy https://t.co/EFi1MdGmtV https://t.co/qmJ5U2MKhO
Friday 20Sep2019 09:22 AM Countdown to making history at CHALLENGE Madrid 2019 https://t.co/Xr7pa8v6J4 https://t.co/H634WFlcjc
Friday 20Sep2019 07:00 AM India Lee & Elliot Smales return to defend 70.3 Weymouth Crown https://t.co/1izKpz9181 https://t.co/FR2vqeynSy
Thursday 19Sep2019 11:00 PM ITU tour returns to Asia for the Weihai World Cup https://t.co/T20HdS8Cj8 https://t.co/lcs2mqJsWy
Thursday 19Sep2019 09:12 PM Big Brazilian Lineup at 70.3 Rio de Janeiro https://t.co/SsWt9khw68 https://t.co/IEfOAb0wXi
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