A chat with Outlaw Triathlon founder: Iain Hamilton
The first Outlaw Triathlon was held in 2010, and in 2020 there will be five Outlaw events. We spoke to Iain Hamilton about the popular Series
Interviews Index
The Future of Super League Triathlon
We speak to Super League Triathlon CEO Michael D’Hulst, on the development and future direction of the exciting Super League format of racing
#GBKona 2019: Gill Fullen completes the Age-Group Grand Slam
British Age-Group legend, Gill Fullen, won in Kona this year to achieve a goal of the last 10 years. It’s been quite a journey to get there…
Lucy Charles-Barclay reflects on another second place in Hawaii
The inside story on the 2019 IRONMAN World Championship from Great Britain’s Lucy Charles-Barclay, second place once again in Hawaii
Meet ‘The Falcon’ – New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde
Rapidly rising through the triathlon ranks, New Zealand’s Hayden Wilde shook off a bike crash on Friday to secure a Super League Triathlon podium in Malta
Viking Power: Post-race with Kristian Blummenfelt and Gustav Iden at SLT Malta
Talking Super League Triathlon, 70.3 racing and Tokyo 2020 with Kristian Blummenfelt and Gustav Iden in Malta this past weekend
SLT Malta 2019: Post-race with Katie Zaferes and Sophie Coldwell
The inside story on the second edition of Super League Triathlon Malta courtesy of champion Katie Zaferes and Great Britain’s Sophie Coldwell
#GBKona 2019: Joe Skipper – “a podium should be within my grasp”
Can Joe Skipper follow in the footsteps of David McNamee to become only the 2nd British male athlete to finish in the top three in Kona? He believes he can
#GBKona 2019: Corinne Abraham – ninth last year, and looking for more
With six career IRONMAN wins on her C.V. to date, Great Britain’s Corinne Abraham is seeking a best ever Kona finish on Saturday
#GBKona 2019: Paul Lunn seeks a third Age-Group podium in Hawaii
Fifth in 2017 and third in 2018, can British Age-Group athlete Paul Lunn keep that upward trend going at the IRONMAN World Championship on Saturday?
#GBKona 2019: Kimberley Morrison makes her Kona Pro debut
Eight years after reading Chrissie Wellington’s book on a beach in Thailand, Kimberley Morrison will be lining up at the 2019 IRONMAN World Championship
#GBKona 2019: David McNamee – “It’s what I train all year for”
Third for the past two years, Scotland’s David McNamee will be seeking more further success on Saturday at the IRONMAN World Championship
#GBKona: Laura Siddall – “Hawaii is a different beast…”
A tough year may have knocked her confidence, but Great Britain’s Laura Siddall still founds herself excited to race in Kona – with a stunning new bike too
Elliot Smales: fastest British IRONMAN debut in Barcelona
Elliot Smales raced his first IRONMAN in Barcelona… and finished with the fastest British debut time ever over the distance. I asked him how it all went.
#GBKona 2019: Will Clarke – “I want to get top-10”
Feeling better prepared than ever, Will Clarke has his sights set on a top-10 finish at the IRONMAN World Championship, at his third attempt in Kona
#GBKona 2019: Ruth Purbrook is aiming to win in Hawaii. Again.
Ruth Purbrook is one of Great Britain’s best long distance Age-Group athletes – and on 12th October, she aims to be the fastest female amateur in the world
#GBKona 2019: Nikki Bartlett – “Back to prove myself” in Hawaii
A DNF in her first Kona start two years ago has not dented the passion or belief of Great Britain’s Nikki Bartlett. She’s back, and in her best shape ever
Last Chance: Try on the Tyne entries close tonight!
Entries for Saturday’s inaugural Try on the Tyne Duathlon close tonight (Tuesday). Elite British Junior Daniel Dixson will be one of those racing…
Steve Cram talks Try on the Tyne Duathlon (and future TRIathlon plans)
British Athletics legend Steve Cram has launched a major new Duathlon event, Try on the Tyne, coming up on 10th August. We spoke to him to find out more…
HUUB Wattbike – when the UCI says, “you can’t play any more…”
HUUB Wattbike Test Team founder, Dan Bigham, speaks to Tim Heming about the UCI’s recent rule changes which could effectively ban them from racing