Month: July 2021

This year’s Challenge Wanaka has attracted its strongest-ever pro field of 27 athletes who’ll be racing next month (22 February), with Britain’s Joel Jameson among them. Advertisement Jameson, whose career highlights include victory at the Outlaw (2011) and bronze at Challenge Henley (2013), will be facing competition from defending champion Dylan McNeice (NZL), Jose Jeuland […]

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Redefining ‘brave’, Travel Channel presenter Rob Bell is planning to run seven marathons in seven days across all seven of the world’s continents, starting in Antarctica today (January 19th). Advertisement “I’ve done endurance events before, but nothing like this,” says Bell, who is doing the challenge with five friends. “The running itself will of course […]

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The International Triathlon Union plans to combine four World Championship races into the biggest multisport festival yet – and they are looking for a host city.  Advertisement Bidding is now open to host the 2017 ITU Multisport World Championship Festival, an inaugural 10-day event featuring World Championship events in Duathlon, Aquathlon, Cross Triathlon and Long […]

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Want to race with reigning world champ Sebastian Kienle? Book a ticket to Cannes, southern France. Advertisement The Kona 2014 winner, who also has two Ironman 70.3 world titles under his belt, is headed to the Cannes International Triathlon on April 19, 2015. Joining Kienle in Cannes are Jan Frodeno, who bagged the men’s tri […]

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British long-course pro Tom Lowe has retired from triathlon, saying that the drive to be the best he can be and comply with a strict training regime has “started to peter out”. Advertisement “To be a successful athlete you need to be committed in both mind and body,” he writes on his blog. “The day […]

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Michael Nee, Vice President of Oriental Wrestling Entertainment, recently spoke with the South China Morning Post about the promotion’s futile attempts to receive visas. While T-Hawk, Cima & El Lindaman all got to show the world why their some of the top talent in Japan, the Double or Nothing event was originally supposed to be a coming out party for […]

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