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2015 Wildflower pre race

The days before the 33rd Wildflower long course triathlon were filled with calm, chilled out triathletes and fans enjoying perfect sunny weather and a calm vibe at inland Monterey County.

Big changes for Sergio Marques

It was late 2007 when we last interviewed Sergio Marques and much has changed for this Portuguese pro since then. Find out more about these changes within.

The rise of Christopher Borden

Chris Borden was the top age grouper at Ironman Chattanooga and his focus is now on Kona. But 5 years ago he was single, smoked and weighed 50 pounds more.

Group Ride Etiquette

New triathletes are ebullient, confident immigrants to new modes of endurance sport, dropping into activities like cycling with big engines but little appreciation for etiquette.

Cam Dye on winning and losing

2015 has already been a bit of an emotional roller coaster season for Cam Dye. A nice win at St. Anthony’s Triathlon but also the demise of Life Time Fitness pro purse.

The moxie of Kellen Hood

Kellen Hood is a Texas resident with a lot of moxie and during Movember he used it well to raise money, but now it is time to race, train and have a great time.

The Weekend Box Apr 26 2015

Regard triathlon action of many varieties – draft-legal and non-drafting, pavement and off road, individual and teams – in Taiwan, Fuerteventura, South Carolina, Nevada and Florida.

Sanders, Frederiksen win Texas

Canadian Lionel Sanders ran away from Andy Potts and Helle Frederiksen dominated the women’s field to win the men’s and women’s titles at Ironman 70.3 Texas in Galveston.

Stayin’ Alive – Urban

Here’s our guide on to stay alive cycling while sharing the road with motorists armed with a cell phone in one hand, a Double-Double-with-Cheese in the other, steering with their knees.

Vicky Holland tops Cape Town

Vicky Holland of Great Britain surged to her first WTS win in Cape Town, South Africa, runner-up Katie Zaferes of the USA took her 4th straight podium.

Speed Wobble

I expected almost no incidences of speed wobble since the onset of today’s monocoque carbon frames. Instead 3 in 10 of you have had speed wobble occur with these bikes.

Pro triathletes and their cars

We have done a few galleries of pros with their dogs over the last few years and decided to have a look at the cars or trucks professional triathletes drive.

Decision time for Colin Laughery

Colin Laughery earned a pro card with his 4:06 effort at 70.3 New Orleans and now has to make a few decisions. But family matters most for this Speedo wearing age grouper.

A Show of Hands?

Where can you place your hands when riding, and have the bike handle to your liking? Good question, and it’s surprising how hard a question this is to answer.

The Fight for a Fuller Discussion

Outside Online published a guest editorial by Triathlete Magazine editor Julia Polloreno on The Fight for Gender Equality. There are just one or two things missing from the debate.

Why I Tri

A discussion last week with Tim DeBoom, and a post on our reader forum, convinced me to attempt what I’ve always been miserable at explaining: my interest in multisport.

The man simply known as Petter

Petter Alexis Askergren is a Swedish rap performer who is very passionate about SwimRun events including the tough Ö till Ö. We talked to the man known by most as Petter.

Molinari, Cave win in Cannes

Giulio Molinari surprised Jan Frodeno and Sebastian Kienle with a big win at the Cannes International Triathlon. Leanda Cave grabbed the women’s title on the French Riviera.