Vicky Holland rode and ran through a driving rain and hand-numbing cold to a 9-seconds margin to win her second WTS victory of the year at Edmonton.

Richard Murray of South Africa edged Javier Gomez on a rainy, cold day in Edmonton, pouring it on in the 5k run with a race-best split of 15:10 and a 4 seconds margin of victory.

2008 Olympic cycling medalist Emma Pooley and Gaël Le Bellec repeated their 2014 titles as ITU Long Course Duathlon World Champions at Zofingen.

French pro triathlete Jeanne Collonge dominated the Gerardmer XL course in 4:59:15. The men’s race saw a narrow win by Hector Guerra over Joe Gambles.

The 2015 Ironman 70.3 World Champs in Zell am See boasted a beautiful venue and superb performances, and we have some slow motion bike studies.

The Ironman Corporation has disqualified a female competitor from both its 2013 and 2015 Ironman Canada triathlon events, and suspended the contestant from future events.

Eric Lagerstrom has Swedish heritage, so he especially enjoyed racing WTS Stockholm. This video is about all the action around that race in Europe.

We often encourage thinking outside the box when it comes to races, and
the new Arctic Triple event in Northern Norway really fits the bill.

In this Wayback look at the 1996 Kona Bike Survey, as it was written then, there’s a graph showing bike brand counts from 1992 thru 1996.

Our second gallery from the 70.3 World Championships was shot by the talented Kerry Yndestad, and features some great swimming and running shots.

Jordan Rapp made a stunning comeback to physical recovery and triathlon success after his near-fatal accident in 2010, but as it turned out, his internal struggle over the past two years was a tougher puzzle to crack.

The 70.3 World Championships venue in Zell am See / Kaprun was absolutely stunning and challenging, and here are first images from the day.