forum shop Logotype

Interbike 2012 – day 1

A very hot and dusty day greeted exhibitor and attendees at the 2012 Interbike Outdoor Demo in Boulder City, NV and we were there to capture some impressions.

Docherty, Groff win Beijing International

Bevan Docherty of New Zealand and Sarah Groff of the United States won the men’s and women’s elite titles Sunday at the inaugural $100,000 Beijing International Triathlon in southwest Beijing, China.

Carter, Hammond take MetaMan

Aussie Brett Carter took the win at the full distance MetaMan Bintan in 8:43:58 and thus earned the lion share of the $60,000 prize purse. Kiwi Candice Hammond grabbed the women's title in 9:31:08.

Retul: I Am Specialized

Specialized has acquired the Retul brand, adding crackerjack fit tools to a robust process-driven curriculum. Retul will still sell to all comers for all systems, but for Body Geometry it's a major get.

The passionate Oscar Galindez

Oscar Galindez was looking forward to racing in Las Vegas last weekend, but was thrown a curve ball of sorts and ended up watching the race from afar instead. Markus Rössel had a few words with the fast South American.

Adventures with Kate Major

Next month Aussie Pro Kate Major will be embarking on an adventure that has nothing to do with triathlon, but still might require her to bike, run and swim. It is all in the name of a good cause and we wanted to know more.

Anatomy of Olympic Gold – Part 2

On race day, the best laid plans are scattered into the wind as surprises abound in the white hot pursuit of Olympic medals. Afflicted with gastrointestinal woes, Spirig improvises a gutsy finish.

Anatomy of Olympic gold – Part 1

In the greatest duel in Olympic triathlon, gold and silver was settled over 2 hours - and the difference was just 2 inches; but the journey for Nicola Spirig and her coach Brett Sutton started 6 years earlier.