Our first day on the ground at the Ironman World Championships in Kona is behind us and here is a gallery of people, gear and bikes we noticed on this windy day.

The SwimRun season ended with 7km of swimming and 16km of running on the Koster Islands in Sweden, and here is a visual report from that race with no less than 26 transitions.

On the second day of Breakfast with Bob in Kona we get to enjoy interviews with Luke McKenzie, Beth Gerdes, Jodie Swallow and Jan Frodeno.

Will there be another German Kona triumph? Or will a member of the Spanish or the Belgian commandos prevail? What about a North American man?

Here is an inside look at how a group of professional triathletes prepare in Texas under the guidance of Tim Floyd to up their game in the swim.

The IronCowboy’s goal was 50 Ironmans in 50 states. The Ironman Corp is catching up, with a full or a half in roughly half of all U.S. states.

Bob Babbit is already in Hawaii and started his annual Breakfast with Bob interviews. Here now are his chats with Sebastian Kienle, Rachel Joyce and Ben Hoffman.

2015 Challenge Roth champion Nils Frommhold trained in The Woodlands, Texas to get ready for the 2015 GoPro Ironman World Championships. Enjoy the pics.

Taylor Reid of Canada overcame a 5:56 bike deficit with a 1:16:11 run and Lauren Goss of the U.S. erased her 4:00 bike deficit with a 1:23:02 run to win Silverman 70.3.

Ai Ueda of Japan won her second ITU World Cup in Mexico, and Richard Murray of South Africa won his 4th consecutive ITU podium with a win at Cozumel.

David Plese ran a race-best 2:43:38 to edge Antonin Blokhin and Yvonne Van Vlerken led four women who broke the 9-hour barrier to win Ironman Barcelona.

Experience part two of the “Who is Tim Van Berkel?” trilogy, documenting a Boulder Brick again captured beautifully by Glen Murray of Korupt Vision.

Odds are this race will be a showdown between Mirinda Carfrae and Daniela Ryf but Madame Pele may have a wild card up her sleeve, opening up the women’s win to the rest of a very strong field.

Eric Lagerstrom recently won the Beijing International Triathlon and shot a detailed video of his trip to China. Magali Tisseyre is also featured prominently.

Fuji introduced a new super light road bike in mid-August and we took a look at this 10.91 pound SL 1.1 machine with SRAM, Reynolds, and EE components.

The 2016 Ironman Switzerland will get a new run course in downtown Zürich that promises to be more scenic, more exciting, and most importantly, faster.

Last weekend Matt Chrabot engaged in one of the closest duels in Ironman history. He lost by an official 2 seconds to Kirill Kotsegarov at Ironman Chattanooga.

Race officials postponed this weekend’s IM Maryland due to projected severe weather impact from Hurricane Joaquin. Event tentatively rescheduled for October 17.

Lynskey Performance is known for skilled crafting in titanium, and they showed up at Interbike with a titanium late stage prototype tri bike.

The inaugural Loch Gu Loch SwimRun took place last weekend near the famed Loch Ness in Scotland, and we have some truly stunning images.

Lucy Charles grabbed the 18-24 title at the 70.3 Worlds with a fine effort all around, but now she has her sights set on the Kona title and the swim record.

Ironman announced today that the 2017 Ironman 70.3 Worlds will take place in Chattanooga, TN after 3 years of traveling around the globe, and with a new format.

Diana Riesler has unique feet and that makes getting correct cycling shoes a tricky enterprise, but a long trial and error process brought her to the right path.

In 2014 Brandon Marsh learned that his wife Amy had been diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. We checked in to see how Amy is doing, and how he is holding up.