Ironman 70.3 Geelong kicking off 2025 IM Pro Series within two weeks
The season opener of the 2025 Ironman Pro Series gets under way on March 23, 2025, when nearly 60 professional triathletes will
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Triathlon Ireland launches new triathlete rankings system
National governing body Triathlon Ireland has launched a new ranking system for the 2025 season. This means that for the first time
Tim Moria
03:20
Xterra 2025 World Cup schedule with expanded 11-race circuit
The Xterra World Cup returns for its third season in 2025 with an expanded eight-stop, 11-race circuit, for the world’s top off-road
Tim Moria
04:19
World’s top three ranked women head-to-head at T100 Singapore
The world’s top three ranked women will go head-to-head at the T100 Singapore, after the PTO announced the contracted T100 female athletes racing on
Tim Moria
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Race Preview: Fireworks expected for Ironman New Zealand
Less than three months after hosting the 2024 IM 70.3 World Championships, Taupō will once again welcome hundreds of athletes
Tim Moria
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Russian Daria Rogozina takes ‘Winter Double’ with World Championship Winter Triathlon victory
After being unable to compete for three years, Russia’s Daria Rogozina came back the best way possible earlier this week
Tim Moria
03:19
Frederic Funk announces Long Distance debut, first race Challenge Roth
One of the most successful athletes on the Middle Distance, Frederic Funk, will venture into a Long Distance for the
Tim Moria
05:19
World Triathlon announces new and thus additional WTCS race in Italy
The first WTCS of the season took place last weekend in Abu Dhabi, but World Triathlon nevertheless announced today –
Tim Moria
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Challenge Family expands presence in Brazil with Challenge Fortaleza
The global series of long distance triathlons, Challenge Family announces Challenge Fortaleza, expanding its presence in Brazil. Situated on the
Tim Moria
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Hayden Wilde does the trick and wins WTCS Abu Dhabi
He may focus on the Long Distance for the next few years, but Hayden Wilde hasn’t forgotten the short distances
