Month: November 2020

Representative age-group racing should be celebrated as a great triathlon success story – at its best when those new to the sport realise they have “Age-group triathlon: does the system need a shake up?”

Is it time for the World Triathlon Series to return to a one-off race for the world title? The question has been often posited since “How does the Olympics impact the World Triathlon Series’ multi-race format?”

Why has the PTO made the decision to try and buy Ironman? Ever since Providence Capital Partners first saddled WTC with $200 million debt and “PTO announce intent to buy Ironman”

Ironman CEO Andrew Messick is categorical: “The race course has to be safe for everybody, not just people who are young and strong.” Ironman has “Is triathlon going soft?”

With the UK being 11 hours ahead of Hawaii, it’s difficult for British tri fans to know what happens when at this year’s Ironman World “Kona 2019: what happens when, and how to watch the Ironman World Championships live”

Wanda, who own Ironman, have rejected the PTO’s (Professional Triathlon Organisation) offer to purchase Ironman and its assets. In a letter to PTO the CEO “Ironman reject PTO offer”

It’s 30 years since 220 Triathlon first hit the shelves and almost three decades since we witnessed the greatest Ironman race in history. The Iron “Could 2019 see another Iron War at Kona?”

It feels like a recurring theme, but once again this year’s men’s field in the Ironman World Championship is arguably the strongest ever assembled. Despite “Kona 2019: Who will win the men’s race at this year’s Ironman World Championships?”

There’s a sense of deja vu about the women’s Ironman World Championship this year, with a red-hot favourite, a rising adversary and an improving supporting “2019 Ironman World Championships predictions: Who will be crowned queen of Kona?”

Kona: The Course Of all the competition each athlete will face at October’s Ironman World Championships, none will be so utterly indefatigable as the island “Ironman World Championships in Kona: course and tactics”