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Bree Wee captures her dream

Bree Wee made a big splash at the 2007 Ironman World Championship breaking Kate Major’s overall age group record and finished 13th overall in a time of 9:47:40. Five years later, the popular Kona mom made a dream come true at IM Louisville.

2012 Eurobike – Day 1

Today the 2012 Eurobike show opened its 13 major halls and several appendixes to a flood of trade visitors and media and it was on like Donkey Kong.

Kestrel Legend SL

Kestrel launched their lightest road bike to date at the 2012 Eurobike show. A Legend SL in a size 55 weighs a mere 780 grams and is promised to be quite stiff.

2012 Eurobike – Demo Day

The 2012 Eurobike trade show started earlier today with a Demo Day in Ratzenried, Germany. The weather was spectacular and good times were had by all it seemed.

That Diesel Donna Phelan

We talked with professional triathlete Donna Phelan. Lovingly known as Diesel Donna, she knows how to crank out the power, and is looking to be on-track for a stellar 2013 season.

Super fish Haley Chura

Haley Chura won the 2012 USAT Age Group Championships, but admits that she feels more comfortable at longer distances. This fast triathlete from Atlanta discusses her USAT race here.

Rev3 Maine gallery

Jesse Thomas and Lauren Goss took the wins at the 2012 Revolution 3 Triathlon in Maine. Enjoy this gallery.

A day with Lightweight

We are currently in Friedrichshafen, Germany for the Eurobike trade show and had the opportunity to visit the Lightweight / Carbon Sports brand today.

2013 Orbea Ordu

We take a look at the highly anticipated 2013 Orbea Ordu. It’s all new, with improved fit, aerodynamics, and some flashy new components.

Kristin Armstrong’s Felt DA1

We’ll be writing about Felt’s line of 2013 tri bikes over the next week, and it seemed a nice way to start would be a look at the gold medal bike ridden in London by Kristin Armstrong.

Norseman 2012 video

The Norseman Extreme Triathlon recently celebrated its 10th anniversary and had 2 events over a weekend with about 500 starters. Enjoy this inspiring video.

Age grouper tops IM Canada women

Kendra Lee, a 32-year-old age grouper from Denver Colorado, posted the fastest overall women’s time at Ironman Canada; Matthew Russell of Scottsdale, Arizona, who placed 3rd at Ironman Mt. Tremblant 1 week ago, was first overall male.

Kemper, Haskins take Chicago

Hunter Kemper of the U.S. outran fellow Olympian Stuart Hayes of Great Britain to take the men’s crown and Sarah Haskins out biked 2012 U.S. Olympian Laura Bennett to win the women’s title at the Life Time Fitness – Toyota Challenge Chicago Triathlon.

Thomas, Goss win Rev3 Maine

Jesse Thomas topped Conrad Stoltz by 2:06 and closed in on Richie Cunningham for the Rev 3 series lead; Lauren Goss won by 2:41 over Becky Lavelle and passed Nicole Kelleher for the series lead at Rev3 Maine.

Brits take ITU Sprint Team Worlds

Johnathan Brownlee was the only returning member from Great Britain’s 2011 Championship Relay Team and he was the deciding factor in this year’s repeat championship.

Evoe, Wee top IM Louisville

Patrick Evoe of Austin, Texas and Bree Wee of Kailua-Kona, Hawaii both scored their first Ironman wins – Wee by 1:47 over Jackie Arendt, Evoe by 8:15 over Chris McDonald – at Louisville.

Jonathan Brownlee takes Stockholm

Jonathan Brownlee of Great Britain follows up his Olympic bronze with a smashing win at the Stockholm World Triathlon Series sprint event, holding off Javier Gomez by 7 seconds.

Norden takes home country win

Olympic silver medalist Lisa Norden took a dominating home country win at the Stockholm World Triathlon Series sprint race, running away from surprise runner-up Maaike Caelers of the Netherlands.

Is Amazon Killing your LBS?

Is Amazon good for triathletes, a triathlete’s local bike shop, the manufacturers, and the rest of triathlon’s stakeholders? The answer is no; yes; and whether you’re talking now or in the future.

Carrying The Fallen

This is the story of one man doing his part to honor a fellow athlete. It is a story I heard almost entirely by coincidence. And once I heard it, I felt compelled to share it with the readers of slowtwitch.

Armstrong’s Coda Through a Legal Prism

Lance Armstrong’s decision to forgo arbitration is a surprise, as Armstrong has a fantastic legal team and USADA would still have several legal hurdles to overcome, including the 8-year statute of limitations.

Cipollini Rides a Cipollini

We take a close look at the MCipollini bike ridden by none other than the man himself. While Mario no longer races professionally, both he and his bike still look quite fast.

Challenge Penticton announced

Challenge Family announced today what appears to be a long distance triathlon coup — the expansion of its global series of triathlons to North America with a 2013 Challenge Penticton race.