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Anti-Doping Update March 14, 2013

14/03/13 - ADAMS recently announced the release of Version 3.3 in early April, which will include the following enhancements: Improved Whereabouts Submission Process & Update Notification IMPORTANT: This... |

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ITU World Triathlon Series broadcast figures indicate sport growth

14/02/13 - An independent broadcast analysis of the ITU World Triathlon Series television coverage found the 2012 WTS season achieved its widest distribution to date, underscoring the sport’s continued increase in... |

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Eugene Kraus receives Michel Gignoux Award

12/02/13 - At the second ITU Science and Technology Conference, Eugene Kraus was named the recipient of the Michel Gignoux honour, which is awarded to an individual who has made significant contributions to the... |

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Anti-Doping Update February 6, 2013

06/02/13 - According to a media release from WADA, their “Athlete Committee has called on anti-doping organizations (ADOs) to increase the levels of education and information in their anti-doping programs. At a... |

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Essential Triathlon Training Tips: Transitions

29/01/13 - As the saying goes, change is the only constant, which is especially true in a triathlon. There are frequent lead changes, equipment changes and discipline changes – just to mention a few. As in life,... |

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Triathlon experts respond to twitter questions

23/01/13 - In preparation for the coming Olympic quad, ITU recently met with triathlon experts Rolf Ebeling, Rodrigo Milazzo and Andreu Alfonso to plan development strategies for emerging National Federations. While... |

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Anti-Doping Update January 23, 2013

22/01/13 - The deadline for the final consultation phases for Code Review Process and International Standards Review Process is March 1, 2013. If you have any suggestions for any amendments to strengthen the Code... |

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2012 Photo of the Year Winning Shot

11/01/13 - The 2012 season not only produced some of the most prolific racing triathlon has ever seen, it also provided the backdrop for some of the sport’s most iconic photos. Shot in eight different settings... |

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Speakers and topics confirmed for 2nd ITU Science and Triathlon Conference

10/01/13 - The 2nd ITU Science and Triathlon Conference will feature an impressive line-up of speakers and conference participants in Magglingen, Switzerland, February 7-9, 2013. Headlining the list of keynote... |

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2012 highlights: The 2012 Season in Numbers

03/01/13 - The Olympics were obviously a major highlight of the 2012 ITU year, but overall it was a huge year for triathlon’s development worldwide - with a large number of firsts. Here we try to capture just some... |

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ITU athlete New Year’s Resolutions

31/12/12 - A new year is upon us. With that new year brings new beginnings and new goals. It’s a chance to put the past behind you and zoom into the future with renewed vigor. While you contemplate your resolutions,... |

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2012 highlights: The most sensational swims of the year

26/12/12 - Triathlon is always a sum of its parts, swim, bike and run, but sometimes the exciting and individual performances get slightly buried in the finish tape. While overall, Jonathan Brownlee and Lisa Norden... |

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Wian Sullwald runs away to 2012 ITU Junior Men’s World Championship

21/10/12 - South Africa’s Wian Sullwald‘s solid all-round performance in dismal conditions helped him win the 2012 ITU Triathlon Junior World Championship, and add another highlight in a history making day in... |

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Fumika Matsumoto wins Japan’s first ITU World Championship in 2012 Junior Women’s Race

21/10/12 - The day of World Championship races opened with a bit of triathlon history and a tale of redemption for Japan’s Fumika Matsumoto. The pint-size junior dominated torrid conditions to claim her place in... |

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Australia’s Aaron Royle too strong in 2012 Men’s Under23 ITU World Championship

20/10/12 - An all-round strong performance across the three disciplines carried Australia’s Aaron Royle to his first ITU World Championship, and broke a 10-year drought for Australian men in the Under23 category... |

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