With WTS London just days away, Boardman Bikes have given their star triathletes Alistair and Jonny Brownlee special patriotic paint jobs to help ensure the home crowd gets behind them in Hyde Park. Advertisement >>> WTS London 2015 preview The standard black and yellow Boardman Elite Air 9.8 bikes that they usually ride have been … Continue reading "Brownlees get new patriotic paint job from Boardman Bikes – in pics"

A massive weekend of triathlon comes to Nottingham this weekend, starting with the Emergency Services National Championships today (29 May), followed by the Nottingham Triathlon on Saturday and then the hugely popular Outlaw Half on Sunday. Advertisement >>> Hawkins and Faux win Outlaw Half 2014 Paul Hawkins, last year’s Outlaw Half winner and course record … Continue reading "Outlaw Half 2015 preview"

Mercury Events and Immediate Media have today confirmed a joint venture partnership to launch the National Triathlon Show at Lee Valley VeloPark in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on 9-10 April 2016. Advertisement 220 Triathlon, with the UK’s no1 multi-sport website and magazine with an ABC circulation of 25,068 of which annual subscriptions are 15,573, … Continue reading "National Triathlon Show launched at London Olympic Park Velodrome"

Fielding a small team for the London ITU World Paratrithlon event, Team GB were once again big in the medal tally table. Advertisement First medal of the day went to George Peasgood, who took silver in the PT4 category. A rising star on the GB paratri squad, Peasgood was leading out of T2, but was … Continue reading "GB paratri squad haul medals in Hyde Park"

On a day of wet and windy conditions across the country (hello Hyde Park), Karl Alexander and Suzie Richards took assertive wins at the Outlaw Half in Nottingham this afternoon. Advertisement >>> Hawkins and Faux win Outlaw Half 2014 Also racing today were accomplished athletes including Olympic silver-medal winning heptathlete Heather Fell, course record holder … Continue reading "Outlaw Half 2015: Karl Alexander and Suzie Richards win"

It was only right that the man who won gold in Hyde Park three years ago should triumph today at the venue’s last staging before the move to Leeds in 2016. However it wasn’t a repeat result for Olympic bronze medallist Jonny Brownlee, who suffered a mechanical straight out of T1. Advertisement The 750m swim … Continue reading "Ali Brownlee wins in dramatic Hyde Park race"

After suffering a mechanical coming out of T1 at WTS London this afternoon, Jonny Brownlee quickly found himself out of contention in the men’s race – won in style by elder brother Alistair. Advertisement He spoke to us at the finish line about how his race went, and why it was missing a certain señor … Continue reading "WTS London 2015: Jonny Brownlee post-race interview (video)"

After winning in Hyde Park again today, Alistair Brownlee says although he’s pleased with the result, he’s “very aware” he wasn’t up against the fastest runners in the sport – echoing brother Jonny’s comments moments earlier. Advertisement What did you think of today’s race? Let us know in the comments! Click Here: Cheap AFL Guernseys

Nobody could stop Gwen Jorgensen from claiming her 10th World Triathlon Series title in Hyde Park, as she stormed ahead early on in the run to cross the line with considerable time to spare. Click Here: England National Rugby Team Jersey Advertisement There was plenty of jostling in the swim and the field spread out … Continue reading "Team America: Jorgensen storms WTS London"

A new grassroots triathlon movement called Tri2Cure is aiming to get newcomers to try a sprint triathlon, and in similar fashion to the Ice Bucket Challenge asks triathletes to invite three newbies via social media. Advertisement British pro triathlete Will Clarke has already nominated Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, while his Uplace-BMC teammate Liz Blatchford … Continue reading "Boris Johnson nominated for Tri2Cure challenge"