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Angela Naeth on the verge

Angela Naeth had 6 second place finishes at Ironman 70.3 races last year. After two more 70.3 runners-up and a win at Leadman 250 this year, she wants a win to shed her rep as the Susan Lucci of 70.3s

Toyota Cup Challenge

We've got a training log "challenge" commencing in a week. But this one's different: it has a prize purse! This is our premier challenge of 2011, so, get ready, get focused, and get on your computer!

I’m Here to Win

Two-time Hawaiian Ironman World Champ Chris McCormack's new book has just hit the shelves. Read a chapter from "I'm Here to Win: A World Champion's Advice for Peak Performance."

Macca – as he sees it

The McCormack family recently had an addition and Macca talked to slowtwitch about family, health, racing, Kona, qualifying for the Olympics and his new book "I'm here to win."

Sarah Haskins targets London

Sarah Haskins just won her first ITU World Cup in Monterrey, Mexico. Somehow she's managed to win a ton of big races while fighting a debilitating nerve entrapment severely hampering her left leg.

Reed, Cave win Rev3 Knoxville

Matt Reed passed Cameron Dye in the last mile to win by 9 seconds and defend his Rev3 Knoxville title. Leanda Cave held off defending champ and fellow Brit Julie Dibens by 1:09.

Jordan Rapp on his Leadman win

After he won the the Leadman Life Time Epic 250 he said it was the “toughest” race of his career. Afterwards, he had a few fine-tuned distinctions to make about the experience.

Rev3 Knoxville race day

A very strong field lined up for the 2011 Rev3 Knoxville triathlon and Matty Reed and Leanda Cave took the titles. Enjoy this race day gallery.

Potts, Snow take Florida 70.3

Andy Potts’s race-best swim and bike provide his margin of victory over Maxim Kriat; Caitlin Snow’s race-best run gives her a 6:05 margin over Nina Kraft at Florida 70.3.

Jordan Rapp tops Leadman 250

In boiling heat and wicked winds that overcame many, Jordan Rapp won the men;s title at Leadman Lifetime Epic 250; Angela Naeth of Canada was the women's champion.