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The very gifted Dan Hugo

South African Dan Hugo is best known for his XTERRA exploits, but he also has done a few road events. He is currently getting ready for XTERRA Richmond.

One wrong turn, one big hurt

Bree Wee was leading her home town race, Ironman 70.3 Hawaii, by a defensible margin when she took a wrong turn off the run course, backtracked, and fell from 1st to 3rd in a heartbreaking twist of fate.

3 Clip-Ons I Like

There’s a set of imperatives now for clip-ons. At least if I’m going to ride them. There are mandatory functions. Here are some clip-ons that hit the mark, or come darned close.

Up close with Hillary Biscay

Hillary Biscay recently finished her 60th Ironman and she has been quite busy otherwise too with a new business venture and being relatively newly married.

The awesome Team Garwood

Kevin and Nikki Garwood were inspired by Dick and Rick Hoyt and they recently finished the spec-savers Ironman South Africa together.

Slowtwitch Mailbag is back

The much-loved Slowtwitch Mailbag has come back in a new revised and expanded version. Submit your questions, and we’ll do our best to find the answers for you.

A 2013 Rev3 Quassy gallery

Joe Gambles and Heather Wurtele took the wins at the 2013 Revolution3 Quassy Half. Here now is an image gallery from the racing action there.

Bennetts rule Raleigh 70.3

Greg and Laura Bennett dominated the men’s and women’s fields at Ironman 70.3 Raleigh; Greg used a dominant bike and run to win by 13 minutes 17 seconds and Laura won by 3:56 over Emma-Kate Lidbury.

J Brownlee awesome in Madrid

Another brilliant performance by Jonathan Brownlee allowed him to take the win at the 2013 ITU World Triathlon Series event in Madrid, Spain. Javier Gomez finished second and Ivan Vasiliev finished third.

Gambles, Wurtele take Quassy

Joe Gambles took the win at the 2013 Revolution3 Quassy Triathlon with Richie Cunningham in second place and Bevan Docherty in third. Heather Wurtele bested Heather Jackson to take the women’s title.

70.3 Switzerland aborted

Heavy rain and cold temperatures had changed the Ironman 70.3 Switzerland to a duathlon, but a landslide and a falling tree early on during the bike segment forced organizers to stop the race and abort the event.

Fettell, Moffatt take Coral Coast

Australians Clayton Fettell and Emma Moffatt won the men’s and women’s titles at the Coral Coast 5150 in Cairns; Fettell edged ITU star Brad Kahlefeldt by 1:10 while Moffatt dominated the women by a 14:12 margin.

Non Stanford supreme in Madrid

The very talented Non Stanford stormed to her first ITU World Triathlon Series win in Madrid, Spain with German Anne Haug in second place and fellow Brit Jodie Stimpson on the final podium spot.

Billard, Hauschildt in Belfort

Bertrand Billard of France is the new ITU Long Distance World Champion and Melissa Hauschildt of Australia bested the women’s field in this 9.5km run, 87km bike, 20km run event that had to be changed to a duathlon because of unusually cold temps.

Alexander, Granger top Honu

Three-time Ironman World Champion Craig Alexander crushed the bike and tied for fastest run to take the men’s title; Belinda Granger inherited the women’s win when Bree Wee ran off course at Ironman 70.3 Hawaii.

Josh Amberger hill repeats

Aussie Josh Amberger did a 1km hill repeat workout in Boulder Canyon, CO with Kiwi Martin Van Barneveld and here is a video of their efforts.

2014 70.3 WC in Mont-Tremblant

The French Canadian sports enclave Mont-Tremblant has landed the 2014 70.3 World Championship. The 2015 race will take place in Europe, the precise destination as of yet unknown.

Matthew Busche’s Trek SC

Matthew Busche of Team Radioshack Leopard Trek was the only representative of his squad at the US Pro Cycling Championships and we looked closer at his Trek Speed Concept.

Strong field for Rev3 Quassy

The Rev3 Quassy event features a big purse and has thus attracted a very strong field. Among the favorites are Richie Cunningham, Bevan Docherty Andrew Starykowicz, Mirinda Carfrae, Heather Jackson and Annabel Luxford.