Athletes

She’s a member of one of the strongest, female, short-course squads racing right now, and has Paris 2024 qualification in her crosshairs. Let’s meet Summer Rappaport…

Chrissie Wellington was the first British female superstar of triathlon, remaining unbeaten across the iron distance until her retirement in 2012. Here’s everything you need to know about the four-time Kona queen…

Connor Bentley joins a prestigious list of British men to have worn the U23 world crown. So what’s next for the 22-year-old who boasts Alex Yee as a training partner? Let’s find out…

In October 2022, Paralympic medallist George Peasgood was involved in a freak bike accident that resulted in traumatic brain injury – the type most people don’t recover from. Miraculously, George did. Here, we hear from George and his girlfriend Frankie Hall about that fateful day, why he thinks he survived and what comes next…

Double Paralympian and frequently on the podium in the PTS5 category, young George Peasgood’s raced the paratri circuit for a decade. Here’s his story so far…

Exclusive video with goggle brand Form shows how the Norwegian triathlon team is using data to drive hydrodynamic efficiency and prepare for the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics

After almost three decades in the sport, long-distance pro Sebastian Kienle is now enjoying his swansong season. Here he tells us his racing regrets, his hopes for his beloved sport’s future and why he might take up carpentry…

Four-time Kona runner-up Lucy Charles-Barclay shares her thoughts on chasing that elusive world champs win in an exclusive video interview

Nikki Bartlett’s entry into tri may not have been planned, but it’s worked out pretty well for the 35-year-old former rower so far. Here she tells us how she went from being the “world’s biggest drinker” to one of GB’s top pro triathletes

Thanks to Sarah Springman, Bella Bayliss, Chrissie Wellington, Lucy Gossage and Lucy Charles-Barclay, the Union Jack has flown proudly over the long-distance circuit for five decades. Here they tell us how they did it…

India Lee is one of GB’s top middle-distance athletes and is about to make the move up to Ironman. Here she talks to 220 about her career to date, the people who inspire her and what we can expect in 2023…

Norway isn’t the only country producing top-class triathletes. Denmark’s Magnus Ditlev’s had an incredible career-start, too. Here’s his take on how it’s gone, how it’s going and what he’s aiming for next…

After two top-10 Ironman world championship finishes in 2022, GB’s Laura Siddall is riding high. We caught up with the 42-year-old former corporate high-flyer to find out how she did it…

Paratriathlete Katie Crowhurst shot to fame when she won her category at the 2022 Commonwealth Games. Let’s find out more about this talented youngster…

She’s the two-time world champion, Olympian, Commonwealth medallist and European champ. He’s a world champ, Commonwealth medallist, two-time Olympian and 70.3 winner. Together, they’re the fastest tri couple in the world. Yes, it’s Welsh wonder woman Non Stanford and fiancé Aussie star Aaron Royle…

The world and European champion will take up a coaching role for British Triathlon at the Leeds Triathlon Centre in the autumn

From track to tri, Glasgow-born Beth Potter’s rise has been stealthy and assured. Now, with two WTCS medals to her name, she has her sights set on Commonwealth glory. Let’s meet Scotland’s greatest export since the Tunnock’s Teacake…

Lancashire-born Kiwi Kyle Smith is one of the most exciting talents in long-course triathlon, leading the 2021 Ironman World Championship until 5km on the run. It also doesn’t hurt that he train with one Jan Frodeno out in Girona. Let’s meet Ironman’s one to watch for 2022…

Alistair and Jonny Brownlee were the poster boys of short-course triathlon for over a decade. But with Ali’s move into the long-course arena and the pair currently beset with injury woes, what’s next for the sport’s star siblings? We find out in this exclusive interview…