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Another epic Norseman day

203 men and 47 women braved the tough 2016 Norseman conditions and Lars Petter Stormo and Kari Flottorp Lingsom grabbed these coveted wins.

Blummenfelt, Duffy win Montreal

Kristian Blummenfelt of Norway crushed the men’s field while Flora Duffy of Bermuda topped Ashleigh Gentle by 24 seconds to win the Montreal World Cup.

Reed, Steffen win Cebu 70.3

Tim Reed outran Craig Alexander and Caroline Steffen of Switzerland did the same to Radka Vodickova to win the Asia-Pacific Ironman 70.3 Championship.

Strange, Pedersen top Denmark

Thomas Strange’s 3rd-best bike leg outweighed Per Bittner’s race-best run while Camilla Pedersen led wire-to-wire to win Challenge Denmark.

Sebastian Kienle’s Day In Hell

IRONMAN World Champion Sebastian Kienle surprised many folks when he showed up at the “Rad am Ring 2016” individual TT event. But was it heaven or hell?

Zwift Evolves

Last week Zwift added two new courses: a gamified loop of both urban and rural roads, and a London criterium loop. And, is Zwift running coming?

Boston Triathlon

I’ve seen the Carl Icahns of race production. Who are the Warren Buffetts? Here’s an example of Smart Triathlon: professionalism and patience.

All Doping is Local

I am less confident today that sports federations take anti-doping seriously than I was a week ago. This is now each sporting federation’s gap to close.

Beals, Goss win Ecuador 70.3

Cody Beals of Canada blew the men’s field away on the bike and Lauren Goss ran away from a swim-bike duel with fellow U.S. competitor Laurel Wassner to win Ironman 70.3 Ecuador.

Andy Potts rules Whistler

Potts’ race-best swim and by-far race-best bike split gave him plenty of cushion to fight off Pedro Gomes’s race-best run and take the win at Ironman Canada.