Tertsch’s strong swim outpaces Alvarez’s strong bike and run to win by 2 seconds; Messias edges Mola by 4 seconds.
by Tim Carlson, September 3, 2022
We go behind-the-scenes of the recent second annual Wasatch All-Road Bicycle Race.
It’s peak aero time for road wheels and the oddly-laced, fat-rim-wall, hookless CADEX 50 Ultra is ready.
It’s more complex than merely energy balance. We explore the factors.
Bergen comes down to sprint nail biting finishes in both men’s and women’s races.
Frederic Funk’s swift bike outweighs Gregory Barnaby’s run; Emma Pallant-Browne’s run takes the day.
Forum member Gordon Kraft race the PTO Canadian Open. Here’s why you might consider racing the US Open later this year.
The FilAmTri Club got started in NJ when after a chance encounter of a few Filipino athletes, but this club now has chapters all over the world.
General thoughts on the state of bike fit, and a photo essay on the riding at F.I.S.T. Bike Fit Workshops
Here’s the final week’s workouts, and how the author approaches his annual early-season reintro to swimming fitness.
Chartier used a monster marathon to run down Josh Amberger; Chura led early, and won by a nearly 7 minute margin.
Le Corre tops Florian Angert by 2:14; Charles-Barclay outswims Emma Pallant-Browne in Samorin.
Here’s what Zipp discovered when it tested these wheels. Zipp’s rider aboard Crr tests diverge significantly from drum testing results.
Team International, Team USA finish 2nd and 3rd on a cloudy day in Samorin.
Highlighted clashes include Ryf v. Duffy, Blummenfelt v. Wilde, Matthews v. Findlay.
Eco travel, social consciousness and hard core cycling combine into SBT GRVL, held in and around Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
This is an advanced concept. But not too advanced to talk about.
To the investors, the PTO is an affair of the wallet and not of the heart.
Hundreds of thousands of yards later, how does FORM’s smart swim system hold up?
Riveros tops Carrie Lester’s prior mark by 6:58; Niek Heldoorn of Netherlands edges Kennett Peterson of U.S. by 41 seconds.
Triathlon’s version of golf’s Ryder Cup is back with a $1.5 million purse, three star-studded teams of 18 triathletes from the U.S., Europe and an International crew.
