The day began in the Volcanoes National Park, went through several rain squalls on the way through Hilo, climbed to Waimea and over the Kohalas before descending to Hawi.

Triathlon Canada’s Disciplinary Committee has banned its member, Ms. Julie Miller, for breach of Triathlon Canada’s Code of Conduct.

Does the ITU value the AGer only by the entry fee paid, which funds an elite race? Does it comprehend the need for integrity in the races contested under its purview? We’ll see.

This week we noticed the Blaze Laserlight, the CLUG bike rack, the EdgeGear SHIFT watch band, the stunning Wetsuitman story, a bike theft competition …

Ultraman Hawaii begins on the Friday after Thanksgiving with a 10-kilometer swim from Kailua Pier to Keauhou Bay and a 90-mile bike leg to Volcanoes National Park.

This just in: Triathlon is not proof of my dementia, as my non-athletic friends have long suspected. Rather, it is my inoculation against it.

Swiss Ruedi Wild recorded a 3:54:45 to win the 2015 Challenge Laguna Phuket. Swiss Simone Braendli ran down Jodie Swallow to capture the women’s title.

Corinne Abraham closed out her 2015 season with a bang and a big win in Cozumel. Stefan Schmid also had a stellar day and grabbed the men’s title.

Michael Coughlin withstood a rally by David Kalinowski on the double marathon and Staci Studer finished in style with the women‘s fastest run to win Ultraman Worlds.

Annabel Luxford stormed to a fine win at the 2015 IRONMAN 70.3 Western Sydney. David Mainwaring captured the men’s race in Penrith with a race best run.

Boosted by tailwinds, Michael Coughlin set an Ultraman Hawaii Day 2 bike record and increased his lead; Staci Studer leads the women by 44:32.

Michael Coughlin left the men’s field behind with a phenomenal bike split; Staci Studer forged a 37-minute women’s lead on Day 1 of Ultraman Worlds.