Robbie MacNab’s English Channel Quest – Part Five
When you have a 20+ mile swim planned across the Channel, lockdown and pool closures have meant plenty of changes (and motivation swings) for Robbie MacNab.
UMUK 2019: From the perspective of a Race Director
We let one of the directors from Racing Quest, organisers of UMUK, tell you about his 2019 event and hear how the winner, David Allen got on.
Mark Livesey: Chasing Life…
From fit, to hospital and back. Chasing Life is a new film which charts the journey of Mark Livesey in 2019 to the Fodaxman Exteme Triathlon
Tom Davis: staying positive, despite a delayed start to 2020
Thomas Davis will be well prepared, when the racing does finally resume, in his new ERDINGER Alkoholfrei colours and a brand new bike too…
Coronavirus: when a club event gets cancelled
We spoke to the Chair of 7Oaks Triathlon Club about the cancellation of the 7Oaks Triathlon which was due to take place on 19th April
Robbie MacNab’s English Channel Quest – Part Four
Another solid month of training for Robbie MacNab on his quest to swim the English Channel, though Valentine’s Day was hardly romantic!
A watershed moment for British Triathlon?
The sport of triathlon made unwanted headlines this weekend in The Sunday Times – how it reacts now to those allegations is key
Mark Buckingham talks racing, learning, coaching, beer and marathons…
Elite athlete, coach, Paratriathlon Guide, commentator, training partner and (unbeaten) Marathon runner. Mark Buckingham is a very busy man…
Robbie MacNab’s English Channel Quest – Part Three
He may have missed one of his weekly targets, but January was still a good training month for Robbie MacNab on his quest to swim The English Channel
Meet Tom Epton: the young Brit heading to Super League Bali
Bali sounds like a cool location to race. British athlete, Tom Epton, will soon be racing Super League Triathlon Qualifier Series in Indonesia
“Excited, but nervous” – Helen Jenkins on her return to racing ahead of IRONMAN 70.3 Dubai
With her first race since 2016 less than ten days away, I spoke to Helen Jenkins ahead of IRONMAN 70.3 Dubai about how preparations have gone
You are not alone…
An XTRI event is much more than an individual challenge. Caroline Livesey provides a fantastic insight into the ‘truly special’ role of the support crew
Robbie MacNab’s English Channel Quest – Part Two
The New Year means that the 2020 English Channel target of Robbie MacNab is now very real. Here’s how his first month of training went…
A chat with Outlaw Triathlon founder: Iain Hamilton
The first Outlaw Triathlon was held in 2010, and in 2020 there will be five Outlaw events. We spoke to Iain Hamilton about the popular Series
Barcelona Triathlon 2019: Race Review
The Barcelona Triathlon provides a great sporting opportunity to visit one of Europe’s most iconic cities. Chris Hovenden reports on the experience
Robbie MacNab: From triathlete to Channel Swimmer?
What happens when an Age-Group triathlete tries to swim the English Channel? Meet Robbie MacNab, who hopes to be doing just that in July 2020
The ERDINGER GPS Art Challenge!
Feeling inventive?! Check out our new GPS Art competition in conjunction with ERDINGER Alkoholfrei and wins some great prizes
The IRONMAN 70.3 Bahrain experience: Part 3 – Tourism
Ahead of the 2019 edition of IRONMAN 70.3 Bahrain, the final instalment of our experience from the 2017 race. Today, a few ‘tourist’ suggestions to squeeze in to your trip
Patagonman Xtreme Triathlon 2019: Gallery and Video Highlights
Video and images from the 2019 Patagonman Xtreme Triathlon, the second edition of the XTRI event in Patagonia, Chile
The IRONMAN 70.3 Bahrain experience: Part 2 – The Event
Ahead of this years race, part two of our ‘70.3 Bahrain’ experience from 2017 – and today we look in detail at the event aspects of the IRONMAN 70.3 Middle East Championship
The IRONMAN 70.3 Bahrain experience: Part 1 – Travel, Accommodation
Having visited the country for the second time in 2017, here’s the first of a three part series on our experience at the IRONMAN 70.3 Bahrain ahead of the 2018 race on 8th December
The Future of Super League Triathlon
We speak to Super League Triathlon CEO Michael D’Hulst, on the development and future direction of the exciting Super League format of racing
Watch the XTERRA World Championship 2019 highlights
Check out the video highlights from Maui where Bradley Weiss (RSA) and Flora Duffy (BER) topped the podium at the 2019 XTERRA World Championship
Gallery: Challenge Peguera-Mallorca 2019
A look back – in pictures – at last weekend’s Challenge Peguera-Mallorca, courtesy of the lens of photographer José Luis Hourcade
#GBKona 2019: Gill Fullen completes the Age-Group Grand Slam
British Age-Group legend, Gill Fullen, won in Kona this year to achieve a goal of the last 10 years. It’s been quite a journey to get there…
Lucy Charles-Barclay reflects on another second place in Hawaii
The inside story on the 2019 IRONMAN World Championship from Great Britain’s Lucy Charles-Barclay, second place once again in Hawaii
Meet ‘The Falcon’ – New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde
Rapidly rising through the triathlon ranks, New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde shook off a bike crash on Friday to secure a Super League Triathlon podium in Malta
Viking Power: Post-race with Kristian Blummenfelt and Gustav Iden at SLT Malta
Talking Super League Triathlon, 70.3 racing and Tokyo 2020 with Kristian Blummenfelt and Gustav Iden in Malta this past weekend
SLT Malta 2019: Post-race with Katie Zaferes and Sophie Coldwell
The inside story on the second edition of Super League Triathlon Malta courtesy of champion Katie Zaferes and Great Britain’s Sophie Coldwell
Fastest British athletes in Hawaii: the all-time list
Updated for 2019, an in-depth look back at the fastest British athletes over the history of the IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawaii.
#GBKona 2019: Joe Skipper – “a podium should be within my grasp”
Can Joe Skipper follow in the footsteps of David McNamee to become only the 2nd British male athlete to finish in the top three in Kona? He believes he can
#GBKona 2019: Corinne Abraham – ninth last year, and looking for more
With six career IRONMAN wins on her C.V. to date, Great Britain’s Corinne Abraham is seeking a best ever Kona finish on Saturday
#GBKona 2019: Paul Lunn seeks a third Age-Group podium in Hawaii
Fifth in 2017 and third in 2018, can British Age-Group athlete Paul Lunn keep that upward trend going at the IRONMAN World Championship on Saturday?
#GBKona 2019: Kimberley Morrison makes her Kona Pro debut
Eight years after reading Chrissie Wellington’s book on a beach in Thailand, Kimberley Morrison will be lining up at the 2019 IRONMAN World Championship
#GBKona 2019: David McNamee – “It’s what I train all year for”
Third for the past two years, Scotland’s David McNamee will be seeking more further success on Saturday at the IRONMAN World Championship
#GBKona: Laura Siddall – “Hawaii is a different beast…”
A tough year may have knocked her confidence, but Great Britain’s Laura Siddall still founds herself excited to race in Kona – with a stunning new bike too
Elliot Smales: fastest British IRONMAN debut in Barcelona
Elliot Smales raced his first IRONMAN in Barcelona… and finished with the fastest British debut time ever over the distance. I asked him how it all went.
#GBKona 2019: Will Clarke – “I want to get top-10”
Feeling better prepared than ever, Will Clarke has his sights set on a top-10 finish at the IRONMAN World Championship, at his third attempt in Kona
#GBKona 2019: Ruth Purbrook is aiming to win in Hawaii. Again.
Ruth Purbrook is one of Great Britain’s best long distance Age-Group athletes – and on 12th October, she aims to be the fastest female amateur in the world
#GBKona 2019: Nikki Bartlett – “Back to prove myself” in Hawaii
A DNF in her first Kona start two years ago has not dented the passion or belief of Great Britain’s Nikki Bartlett. She’s back, and in her best shape ever
