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Japanese athletes return to defend titles at Asian Championships

25/04/13 - This weekend, Subic Bay will welcome the Asian Championships for the first time since 2004. The coastal Philippine city is no stranger to race action, as it has often hosted Asian multisport events. The... |

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Weekend Race Roundup - April 22, 2013

22/04/13 - This weekend was a multisport dream with the return of Alistair Brownlee at the Omegawave World Triathlon San Diego, European champions named in Long Distance and Sprint Duathlon in Horst, and Barbados... |

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Van Egdom claims ETU Sprint Distance Duathlon Championship title

21/04/13 - Jorik Van Egdom stormed to victory in front of a passionate home crowd in Horst as he won the ETU Powerman European Sprint Distance Duathlon Championship title. The Dutchman finished ahead of Liam... |

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Lucy Gossage defends her European Long Distance Duathlon title

21/04/13 - Lucy Gossage produced a supreme performance to win the ETU Powerman European Long Distance Duathlon Championship in Horst. The British athlete dominated the race from start to finish and despite a late... |

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Bart Aernouts wins ETU Powerman Long Distance Championship title

21/04/13 - Bart Aernouts sprinted to victory to claim the European Long Distance Duathlon Championship in Horst. The 2010 World Duathlon Champion led home compatriot Rob Woestenborghs in a Belgian one-two as the... |

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Alistair Brownlee crushes San Diego field in ITU World Triathlon Series return

21/04/13 - Great Britain’s Alistair Brownlee hadn’t raced an ITU event since the London 2012 Olympic Games, but the Gold medallist showed nothing had changed when he led from start to finish in his 13th ITU World... |

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San Diego Elite Women’s Race Recap

19/04/13 - Gwen Jorgensen ran her way into the history books in San Diego on Friday, becoming the first U.S woman to win an ITU World Triathlon Series race on the back of a scintillating final leg. After leaving T2... |

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San Diego Press Conference

18/04/13 - Pre-race day in Dan Diego and the Local Organising Committee welcomed Alistair Brownlee (GBR), Matt Chrabot (USA), Sarah Groff (USA) and Felicity Abram (AUS) as they met the media at the event’s... |

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A heavyweight clash looms in San Diego

17/04/13 - Sport is littered with great rivalries, match ups that can transcend the code, battles that can promote the sport and its personalities to a world beyond the dedicated and often tragic sports fan. Think... |

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European Sprint Duathlon Championship titles up for grabs in Horst

17/04/13 - As part of the ETU Powerman festival of duathlon, the Sprint Distance European Championships will also take place in Horst an de Maas this weekend alongside the Long Distance Championships. Whilst... |

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A strong field named for ETU Powerman European Long Distance Duathlon Championships

17/04/13 - In a Festival of Duathlon competition, Elite, U23, Age Group and Open race athletes will compete in the ETU Powerman European Long Distance Duathlon Championships – 15km run/ 60km bike/ 7.5km –... |

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San Diego Preview: Showdown set for birthplace of triathlon

16/04/13 - The second round of the ITU World Triathlon Series touches down where it all started in the birthplace of triathlon in San Diego this weekend. Friday sees a strong elite women’s field take centre stage,... |

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Weekend Race Roundup - April 15, 2013

15/04/13 - With the 18th edition of the Ishigaki World Cup and the Premium Asian Cup in Chengdu, ITU racing was full steam ahead in Asia this weekend. Wet weather conditions challenged the athletes in Japan, while... |

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Ryan Fisher storms to first World Cup win in Ishigaki

14/04/13 - Wet weather conditions couldn’t keep Ryan Fisher (AUS) from storming to his first ever World Cup title in Ishigaki with a monster performance on the bike and run courses. The rising star capitalized on... |

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Japan sweeps women’s podium in Ishigaki

14/04/13 - Although wet conditions plagued the women’s race on Sunday, that didn’t stop a strong Japanese team from sweeping the podium in front of a home crowd. Olympian Ai Ueda blasted through the three-lap... |

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