We have seen this bike already. (Sort of … Maybe … But not all of it, I guess …) I just spent five hours with the folks at GIANT, LIV…
by Eric Wynn, January 17, 2025
CADEX has taken a great wheel set and made it even better
Company behind draft-detection technology aims to expand to age-group racing
USA Triathlon’s Gravel National Championship is headed to Lincoln, Nebraska.
American Olympian and IRONMAN champion “officially” retires from racing after a storied career.
Tyler Mislawchuk makes an auspicious debut, Alex Yee scorches a speedy 10 km and more …
Join us on the virtual training platform this Thursday and Saturday.
Indoor training just got a little more simple in our household with virtual shifting. It’s worth considering if virtual shifting would make your life more simple, too. Backstory My wife,…
After a breakout year in 2023, the American pro had a tougher 2024, but things are looking up as he heads to IRONMAN 70.3 Pucon this weekend.
Well, now that we’ve finished our Athletes of the Year series, we figured it would be fun to come up with a “Product of the Year” to add to the…
The first of a three-part look-back at an exciting year of racing
This should be simple, right? Fear not – our Slowtwitch Senior Editors manage to argue over this category, too.
A fit expert’s quick take on the rides and positions for the men with the fastest bike splits in Taupo
The new Factor Slick “commands attention because of what it is and because of who is behind it.”
We’re now onto the Short Course Athlete of the Year nominees to close out 2024 and ring in 2025. It means rolling back through all of this year’s short events,…
A chat with Thorsten Radde, the man behind TriRating.com, about the prize money “state of the nation” in triathlon
Our next set of nominations comes to the men’s Long Course Athlete of the Year. It was a banner year for long course events, between the two IRONMAN World Championship…
A collaboration of age group and pro athletes makes for a unique training and race experience.
Bike for show, run for dough. Except the podium featured two of the fastest riders at 70.3 Worlds.
It’s a healthy battle for our end of season awards.
After surviving a shipwreck in Indonesia, Els Visser began an improbable journey to the highest levels of triathlon
ASICS and Nike share the top spot.
She took the IRONMAN Pro Series title, but two world championship runner-up finishes might be even more impressive
No clear winner in the top-10 wetsuit count from Taupo as four companies each had two athletes represented.
