Month: July 2021

Australia’s all-conquering Kona queen Mirinda ‘Rinny’ Carfrae believes that she ‘still hasn’t reached her ceiling’ in terms of performance, and plans to keep returning to “Mirinda Carfrae: “You can never have too many world titles””

Like him or loathe him, you can’t query Gordon Ramsay’s appetite for triathlon. He may have been forced to pull out of Kona this year, “Fancy a spot on Team Ramsay at Ironman 70.3 Staffs?”

Resolve was needed in spades for the 25th edition of the Winter BallBuster, with chilly wind and hammering rain battering duathletes on Box Hill in “Gallery: Winter BallBuster 2014”

We were recently reminded by a reader that sometimes acts of kindness by total strangers are the only reason we can finish what we started “Who was your good Samaritan this triathlon season?”

The December 2014 issue of 220 Triathlon went on sale this morning, featuring a 20-page Kona special, 6-month training plan to get you ready for “New issue of 220 Triathlon out now!”

This year’s Triathlon England Cross Duathlon Championships were hosted by the Evil Sheriff Off Road Duathlon in Sherwood Pines, Nottingham last weekend, with wet and “Gallery: Evil Sheriff Off Road Duathlon”

Britain’s Tim Don claimed top honours at the UWC Bahamas Triathlon last Sunday, but it was tennis stars Serena Williams and Caroline Wozniacki who were “Serena Williams completes triathlon in the Bahamas”

In 2013, Holly Lawrence was set on strengthening her Ironman 70.3 resume and put in a superb second place finish at Wimbleball despite a hip “Wimbleball 2015 beckons for Wales’ Holly Lawrence”

Around a year ago a new triathlon racing team was dreamt up over a few pints in a Yorkshire pub. Called Jackpot Racing, its founders “Profile: Jackpot Racing goes from pub to podiums”

Good news Xterra warriors – next year’s Xterra England will double up as the Xterra European Championship, with more prize money for the pros and “Xterra England to host 2015 Xterra European Champs”