As the racing across both professional and age group fields have shown us, giving women their own day to shine is a benefit to our sport

Rebounding from a third place finish in Kona, Blummenfelt claims another world title in St. George.

Taylor-Brown takes Race and Championship; Matt Hauser Takes Win, Wilde Takes Championship.

Here are best practices if you take the bike on the plane; along with a discount we wrangled for TBT devotees.

Knibb moved to the front early in the bike and never relinquished control.

It’s Spivey vs. Taylor-Brown, all-tied women’s showdown; Hayden Wilde has a prohibitive lead at the Super League Triathlon season finale.

XLAB easily wins rear hydration, narrowly wins front hydration. Pros use more integrated systems than AGers.

Meet Position One, headed by a favorite tinkerer of forum users: Dan Kennison.

One more brilliant display of fireworks for 2022. Who will claim the 70.3 crown?

Registration now open for ZA Tri

If you haver $14.99 per month to spend on stationary cycling, Wahoo believes it has the value proposition

Looking at both the Kona count, and the TriBike Transport count, readers can get a sense of what tri bikes are selling.

What’s the theory behind wide fork blades and other very strange design features

The biggest difference between pro and age group equipment in Kona was the aerobars each cohort chose

The final world title race in an overpacked year is here. Who will conquer St. George?

The former Executive Chairman and President of the ATP takes over the leadership role at the PTO.

Every year teams from all over the country come to Hanging Rock State Park for a challenging and visually stimulating race and this year records were broken and tears of joys were shared.

Here’s the Kona saddle count. For the cynics who don’t follow what the pros do, look at this anyway.

Zwift provides support youth cycling program in Los Angeles

Which brands are over- and under-invested in pro long course athletes?

Foley topped Justin Metzler by 3:17 and Ai Ueda dominated women’s field, 5:56 over runner-up Sarah Bishop,

Women’s and men’s bike positions in Kona looked almost the same. With one difference.

McElroy unleashed race-best 30:56 run to win; Merle won her first World Cup by 23 seconds over Annika Koch.

Menno Koolhaas edged Mathis Margirier by 15 seconds; Marta Bernardi outruns Nikki Bartlett by 1:25 at Cascais.