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Crisis in Canada

It was the second Ironman race ever. It had 30 years of Ironhistory. It’s Penticton, about as steeped in Irontradition as you can get outside of Kona. Now it’s a Challenge, and it’s in flux and in play.

Argonaut: Best in Show

The Argonaut Cycles gravel racer was awarded Best in Show at the 2014 Handmade Bicycle Show and it is the first bike we noticed when we walked in.

We Noticed: Jabra, Oakley…

In this issue of What We have Noticed we stumbled upon the Oakley Special Edition Heritage Eyeshade, the Jabra sport headset, the Veiss tire tool and more.

Hit and saved by a mattress

A cyclist in Brazil was struck by a vehicle and in the end the rider who was not wearing a helmet landed on the mattress that fell from that car.

Comments on Measurement

Slowtwitch Science editor Jonathon Toker reflects here on “A Sense of Perspective: Comments on Measurement, Toxicology and Food.” This, as a precursor to more on (ugh!) what and how we eat.

Plan Your Own Training Camp

For the The DIY Triathlete, here’s how to plan your own training camp. Here’s a guide on how to mimic the best among the coach-coordinated training camps for age groupers.

BME Design Nighthawk

In the exhibit hall of the 2014 Handmade Bicycle Show we noticed the sharp and distinctive edges of the BME Design Nighthawk and we liked what we saw.

The return of Ellie Salthouse

21-year old Aussie Ellie Salthouse walked away from the sport after she had lost the passion but she is now back under the watchful eyes of Siri Lindley and we should expect to see much from this talented young athlete.

Weekend Box Mar 16 2014

We bring you a shining U.S. women’s World Cup performance and a Challenge event in Australia, XTERRA in the Philippines, a 70.3 in Monterrey and more.

Wenke Kujala’s new life

German Pro Wenke Kujala recently had her second baby and will now focus more on being a mom and her career as the Erdinger team manager. She still wants to race some but not as a professional triathlete.

An English piece of art

Rob English did not exhibit at the 2014 Handmade Bicycle Show but we spotted this beautiful crafted bicycle of his in the Campagnolo booth and snagged it for detailed pics.

2014 NAHBS impressions

The 2014 North American Handmade Bike Show is currently taking place in Charlotte, NC and we stopped by to get some impressions.

Steffen goes with McCormack

After Brett Sutton resigned as the head coach at Team TBB, Ironman star Caroline Steffen found herself looking for a new coach. Steffen chose a rookie coach – multiple world champion Chris McCormack.

The education of a coach

An interview with Siri Lindley, who emerged from insecurity and a failed Olympic dream to become an ITU World Champion and then to become one of the great coaches of triathlon.

Road rage incident has aftermath

The Ontario newspaper The Spectator reported today that a local businessman was ordered to pay $75,000 restitution for the road rage beating of a young triathlete in September of 2012 and now also has a criminal record.

We Noticed: Clem Chen …

We noticed an ass biting saddle, a bum looker, the eurostyle sports wash, the 2014 Handmade Bicycle Show and a death defying climb up the 650 meter tall Shanghai Tower.

WTC to purchase, produce CTA events

WTC will purchase substantially all TriColumbia events and produce them, beginning this year. There will be no interruption in the racing schedule, all entry fees paid will be honored.

The Weekend Box Mar 9 2014

Sarah Haskins wins second straight sprint title in Sarasota, Barbara Riveros-Diaz gets a Chilean home country win in Santiago, ITU Winter Triathlon tries out a new format and Sebastian Kienle wins a German 10k.

The Estonian power express

Marko Albert captured his first Ironman title at the 30th edition of Ironman New Zealand and we talked to this fast Estonian about the race and naked bungee jumping.

Row, row, row across ….

Fat Chance Row is a project of Sami Inkinen who instead of getting ready for another Ironman Hawaii will row with his wife Meredith from California to Hawaii.

TriColumbia on the Brink

The venerable 30-year-old non-profit that was a national model for regional race infrastructure is teetering. The organization hopes to put out a statement by the end of the week, here’s what we know.