It was one of the toughest teams to qualify for, but five triathletes nailed it. Meet your class of ‘24 – Alex Yee, Beth Potter, Georgia Taylor-Brown, Kate Waugh and Sam Dickinson
In trying to be too cute with the selection policy for Paris, British Triathlon tied itself up in knots and created a grim merry-go-round of appeals for its triathletes, writes 220 columnist Tim Heming
It’s 100 years since Alfonsina Strada became the first and only woman to complete the Giro d’Italia. We reflect on the exploits of this incredible pioneer…
As Liam Colebrook’s addictions spiralled out of control, he considered suicide. But triathlon gave him a new focus…
Grassroots development holds the key for the sport to thrive long-term. We just need to put our hands up to getting involved…
Racing can take you out of your comfort zone – as adventurer Sean McFarlane found when he entered the Knysna Extreme Triathlon and faced 229km of African off-road terrain and wildlife…
Determined to keep himself entertained over the festive period, our weekened warrior fashioned his very own swim, bike and run…
As he hangs up his tri-suit, Germany’s Sebastian Kienle explains how his motivations changed over a successful career and why having a fresh focus is key
Ukrainian Juliya Azzopardi took part in the 2023 Ironman Worlds after a four-day trek from Kiev. Here’s her story…
Peggy Crome, 80, is quite simply a legend of age-group triathlon. Here’s why…
2023 marked the first year that the Ironman world championship was contested on two different days, in two different countries. Here, we hear from two UK age-groupers who raced Nice and Kona, respectively, on two historic days for the sport…
A spate off storms recently wreaked havoc on the country… and Martyn Brunt’s race plans. Luckily for him, whiskey was still on offer…
Helping to close out the 2023 UK tri season in style was the Mumbles Triathlon. Battling the cut-offs, climbs and cows of the Gower was Matt Baird. Here’s his tale…
Dave Lowry completed Ironman Western Australia on a modified BMX bike, but the meaning behind this outwardly surprising bike choice goes far deeper than getting a laugh or two on race day…
Our Weekend Warrior columnist Martyn Brunt is being bombarded with requests for swim training, and he’s not best pleased about it…
Taking care of your eyes will improve both performance and enjoyment, while helping to prevent injury
Witnessing a T-shirt-wearing faux pas, our columnist Marytn Brunt turns into a sartorial sage…
Martyn Brunt explains what the trophy T-shirt you proudly wear really means in the world of triathlons and all things multisport
Meet Jade Kingdom, the first woman with Down’s syndrome to complete a sprint triathlon and an avid fundraiser…
This year has given us proof that devotion to the ‘pain cave’ can yield success, but it takes a little more than a fancy home gym…
It may not be a traditional triathlon, but 300km of cycling, running and kayaking makes ITERA-lite a multisport challenge with a kick. Dave Harcourt embarks on his second attempt to finish it…
Breast surgeon Dr Liz O’Riordan never expected to become the patient. Here she tells us how triathlon turned out to be her healing power during treatment for breast cancer, and shares her advice for other patients wanting to stay active…
Our Weekend Warrior columnist Martin Brunty is gym-bound for the foreseeable so is spending his time wisely – by judging other gym-goers…
The new British champion grabbed the headlines on Saturday, but many of Ironman’s decisions to hold a women’s-only Ironman World Championship were vindicated on a triumphant day for women’s sport
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