A date change for the 2016 Formula 1 race in Melbourne, Australia could spell trouble for the Ironman Asia-Pacific Champs as these two events now collide.
by Herbert Krabel, October 19, 2015
A week after Kona, we bring you accounts of a 70.3 and an ITU Duathlon World Championship in Australia, a Challenge half in Spain and, a World Cup in Turkey.
It was hot and the attrition rate was high and here now are running images from the pro men during the 2015 GoPro Ironman World Championships in Kona.
Seven years after his brilliant stretch run to win Olympic gold, Jan Frodeno authored a carefully balanced swim, bike and run to win the Ironman World Championship.
After long swim and bike legs, the competitors at Kona find a fluid, graceful run form is the best weapon against exhaustion. Photo Gallery by Timothy Carlson.
An athlete may not subordinate his/her race ambitions solely for the benefit of another athletes race ambitions. (Ironman Elite rule Article 2.0.2)
The run at the end of an Ironman race is always hard, but some athletes make it look effortless. Here now is a gallery of female pros during the IM Kona run.
We’re going to stop your circulation when you see all the stuff we’re giving away to those who sign up to receive our weekly newsletter.
While $120,000 is at stake for the men’s and women’s winners, whatever the result, the feeling of joy at the Kona finish line is often priceless.
Want to know what Ironman’s new owners are going to do with the brand? Ask, I figured, maybe they’ll tell me. So I did. And they did.
On a hot and brutal day, Jan Frodeno and Daniela Ryf took the victory in this year’s Kona classic, and neither was seriously challenged.
Bob Babbitt chats with Hector Picard, Cameron Wurf and Jürgen Zäck on this final day of Breakfast with Bob interviews. But don’t worry, after the race there will be a champion edition.
Tim Van Berkel is ready for the big day tomorrow, and in this 3rd video by Korupt Vision we get to see a glimpse of what he has been up to on the Big Island.