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WTC Not Conceding Penticton

The morph from Ironman Canada to Challenge Penticton isn’t, legally speaking, necessarily a done deal. WTC is not giving up on Penticton without a fight that could get nasty.

Norseman champ Annett Finger

Annett Finger from Germany won the 2012 Norseman Extreme Triathlon in a course record time of 12:17:04 despite gunning for the record from the previous year. We had a few words with this upcoming Pro.

What We Have Noticed: Timo Bracht …

This week we noticed a stunning Timo Bracht bike ride, the world’s fastest jogger, the Skora Base shoes, the FlipLoc Aero Garmin mount, the Kona Epic Camp and Kennedy Donnelly.

HITS Doubling Down

Barry Siff climbs about the Good Ship HITS. New running series, new pricing structure, new personnel have positioned the organization to take a fresh run at becoming a nationally known brand.

Valve Extender How-To

Consider this your official PSA on valve extenders. We describe the ins and outs, and show how this oft frustrating piece of equipment really can be your friend.

Can Jacobs advance at Kona?

In the immediate wake of two-time winner Chris McCormack and three-time champion Craig Alexander, 2011 runner-up Pete Jacobs has the game – if healthy – to follow fellow Aussies atop the podium at Kona.

Cross Country 101

C.S. Lewis once said, “A children’s story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children’s story in the slightest.” This fictional depiction of a high school XC runner passes Lewis’ test

Up close with Luke Farkas

Elite Triathlon Academy resident Luke Farkas recently grabbed the title at the USA Triathlon Junior National Championships and has his sights now set on Auckland, New Zealand where the Worlds will take place in October.

Gambles, Wurtele top Timberman

Joe Gambles ran away from Leon Griffin with a race-best 1:13:31 half marathon and Heather Wurtele’s race-fastest bike trumped Caitlin Snow’s race-best run to take top honors at Ironman 70.3 Timberman.

Bayliss, Dogana hottest at Vichy

Stephen Bayliss of Great Britain defended his title and Martina Dogana of Italy overtook Carrie Lester of Australia on the run to win a race shortened to half Iron distance because of scorching temperatures.

Race Roundup 08-19-12

In this race roundup update we cover 70.3 Yeppoon, 70.3 Steelhead and Ironman Mont-Tremblant. Tim Reed, Lisa Marangon, Daniel Bretscher, Jessica Jacobs, Romain Guillaume and Jessie Donavan were among the winners today.

Raphael, Lundström in Sweden

Jan Raphael closed out his day with a 2:45:44 run to take the inaugural Ironman Sweden in 8:04:01. Åsa Lundström prevented a German podium sweep with her win and made the Swedish audience quite happy.

Duffy, Chura win AG Nationals

Brian Duffy topped Drew Scott by 36 seconds and Haley Chura edged Catherine Sterling by 37 seconds to win the men’s and women’s overall titles at the USA Triathlon Olympic Distance Age Group Nationals.

The Bikes of Sarah Haskins

We take a look at the bikes of triathlon star, Sarah Haskins. She is sponsored by Fuji, and rides their Altamira for drafting races, and the D6 for non-drafting.

To pick a domestique or not

Endless discussions about domestiques were going on prior to the Olympic Games. With the benefit of perfect hindsight Sal Farruggia looks closer if the selectors had success with their discretionary decisions.

Mavic Wind Tunnel Challenge

Mavic hosted a downtown throw-down for aero wheels. Every wheel was invited for a no-holds-barred shot at the title of aerodynamic champion. It was a close fight, but there emerged a winner.

Zamora, Collonge take Embrunman

Marcel Zamora Pérez closed out his Embrunman day with a 2:54:24 run to take the win of this very tough long distance event. Jeanne Collonge grabbed the women’s title with a dominating performance.

Rev3 Wisconsin images

Richie Cunningham and Nicole Kelleher took the 2012 Rev3 Wisconsin titles and we now present a gallery from the event.

Limiting Deaths in Triathlon

Is there any reasonable set of dos and don’ts that would serve to decrease deaths? In my view, yes. What can you, as an athlete, do to survive and prosper during the swim? What can you as an RD do?