Daniela Ryf built a huge lead, backed off from course record pace; Daniel Baekkegärd topped men at IM Austria.

Lucy Charles-Barclay posted 4th-fastest ever women’s time at Challenge Roth.

Andreas Dreitz avenged a second place finish last year with a race-best bike that gave him a win at Challenge Roth.

Jacob Birtwhistle wins his second WTS race of the season, edging Vincent Luis at the line in crash-filled WTS Hamburg.

Katie Zaferes crashes, places 35th, maintains WTS points lead; Non Stanford takes first win in three years.

With smoke from the Swan Lake Forest Fire and hot conditions the 2019 Alaskaman Extreme Triathlon forced participants to reach very deep into their suitcase of courage.

Adam LaPierre’s excellent photographic retrospective of one of this year’s most anticipated events.

Frodeno goes sub-8 in heat, Moench takes first big win when Sarah True overheats in last kilometer at Frankfurt.

Heather Jackson edged Mirinda Carfrae on the bike; Tim Reed nipped Sam Appleton on the run at Coeur d’Alene.

In a shortened course due to hellishly hot weather, Cunnama and Lester top Ironman Nice.

Andrew Starykowicz did it on the bike; Jackie Hering won it on the run at Ironman 70.3 Steelhead.

Katie Zaferes avenges loss to Georgia Taylor-Brown at Leeds with fastest run to win WTS Montreal sprint.

Carbon X is more a lightweight trainer, by category, but it’s going to be my racing flat and maybe it should be yours too.

Long shot Jelle Geens won his first WTS title by outsprinting 3-time World Champion Mario Mola at Montreal

Just like vacation rentals, refrigerators and spouses, your best wetsuit is out there. Finding it is the problem. (It might be a T1 by De Soto.)

With a thunderstorm approaching the swim segment of the 2019 Swissman Xtreme Triathlon was shortened but competitors still had to endure rain and cold during this hard and stunningly beautiful event.

Holly Lawrence of Great Britain and Rodolphe Von Berg of the U.S. tops at 70.3 European Championships.

The British 2-time Olympic champion and the Swiss triathlete known as The Little Cabbage won their first Ironman titles at Cork.

Mirinda Carfrae won her second Canadian 70.3 this month, while Jackson Laundry cleaned up at Mont-Tremblant.

Kevin Denny had the opportunity to jump late into the Dirty Kanza 200 and had a blast. We had a chat with this Every Man Jack triathlete about that experience and much more.

Three or four companies made tri wetsuits in the 80s. First among the next generation was Orca, making wetsuits for a quarter century now.

Gabriel Raff from Argentina, with a 8:40:27 Ironman PR, tested positive for EPO at the 2019 Campagnolo GFNY World Championship in NYC.

Determined athletes from all over the world swam 3.4 km in the cold Loch Shieldaig, rode 202 km on gritty Highland roads and then tackled very hilly hilly 42 km of running and we have beautiful images via Kai-Otto Melau.

Let’s talk about wetsuits, the one you might buy or the one you now own. Wetsuits’ll make you faster, More comfortable, and safer. Or not.