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Whitcombe wins in Corner Brook

17/07/05 - A cool, misty morning in Corner Brook gave way to sunny calm racing conditions by the time the elite women hit the water for the start of the 8th Corner Brook ITU World Cup Triathlon. Click here for... |

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Kloiber and Le Duey are tops in Duathlon

17/07/05 - The 2005 ITU Corner Brook Duathlon made an exhilarating prelude to the triathlon with some of the most exciting and entertaining Duathlon action that has ever been seen in North America. The elite men... |

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Don wins third world cup this year!!

17/07/05 - Tim Don burst home in amazing style to grab his third world cup win of the year sending him shooting to the top of the world cup rankings. Click here for full results Go to the corner Brook event... |

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2005 ITU Corner Brook WC

14/07/05 - Triathlon World Cup action resumes this weekend in Corner Brook, Newfoundland with one of the hilliest courses on the circuit. A steep 250m run uphill from the swim, 2 steep hills on each of the 6 laps... |

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Ola from Brazil Sport Development: ITU Sport Development Coach, Kristine Chambers rep

13/07/05 - ITU Sport Development Coach, Kristine Chambers reports from Vila Vehla, Brazil: The 2005 ITU / PATCO Solidarity Camp kicked off in Vila Velha, Brazil on Monday, July 11. Despite pouring rain, the athletes... |

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New York results now available

11/07/05 - Full results from this weekend’s 2005 ITU Pan American New York City Triathlon are now available on the New York event page. Go to the New York event page fand click on the ‘Start lists/results’... |

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The Junior Division will be running at the Bogota Pan American Triathlon Championship

06/07/05 - Junior division (16-19) is now approved to compete at the Pan American Triathlon in Bogotá. They will be doing one loop swimming (750mts), three bike laps (20km) and will complete a two loop course in... |

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Full results and pictures available from Mazatlan

24/04/05 - Hunter Kemper (USA) and Vanessa Fernandes (POR) beat the heat in Mazatlan to win world cup number two of the ITU World Cup series. Visit the Mazatlan event page for full results and race images Sheila... |

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Snowsill and Don Win Season’s Opener

17/04/05 - Australia took all three spots on the podium in Hawaii with Emma Snowsill leading the way with a blistering performance. Meanwhile Tim Don won the seasons opener with an impressive race in the... |

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The Haul to the Great Wall Begins

08/04/05 - COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (April 8, 2005) – USA Triathlon has announced a five-race series of intermediate distance triathlons that will allow triathletes and spectators to get their first look at who... |

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Mazatlan hosts round 2 of the ITU World Cup

01/04/05 - For the second year in a row, Mazatlan, the Mexican resort on the west coast, will host the second stop of the ITU Triathlon World Cup. The start list is filled with the whos who of the sport, including... |

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Bennett & Williams win in Bay Islands

20/03/05 - AUSTRALIA EARNS GOLD AT THE PORT ROYAL BAY ISLANDS TRIATHLON New Course Record by Greg Bennett Roatan, Bay Islands Australian Triathlete Greg Bennett, sets a new record for the very difficult course of... |

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World Cup Season Kicks Off on Waikiki Beach

16/03/05 - Honolulu, Hawaii, 15 April 2005: Take the azure blue Pacific Ocean that rolls onto Waikiki Beach, add tens of thousands of tourist who stroll up and down Kalakaua Avenue, the natural beauty of Kapiolani... |

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Honolulu World Cup breaks new ground

11/03/05 - Bill Burke, the event organiser of the first Honolulu ITU World Cup, has organised a whole week of triathlon related festivities leading up to the elite races on Saturday, April 16, 2005. This tradition... |

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Canada to Host Two ITU Americas Cups Triathlons in 2005

11/01/05 - Canada will be well represented on the international triathlon scene in 2005 with the two ITU Americas Cup triathlon events plus two ITU World Cup events. These events provide invaluable athlete... |

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