Now I’m a believer: Alex Yee ready for Tokyo glory bid
Alex Yee talks about finally believing, relaxing and finding his “flow state” as he heads into the Tokyo 2020 Olympics next week.
Triathlon Features
The Alex Yee story: Racing for chocolate, lapped out and ‘The Crash’
From racing for chocolate in the early days, to that horror crash in 2017, we talk to Alex Yee about his long journey to Tokyo.
Girl power gives GB an edge: Alex Yee on mixed relay bid and Tokyo course
Alex Yee speaks exclusively to John Levison about Great Britain’s Olympic mixed relay hopes, the Tokyo course and the weight of expectation.
Helen Murray talks MOVE Charity (and why we want you to help!)
Why are we trying to raise money for MOVE Charity? Cancer Rehab Instructor and triathlete, Helen Murray, explains…
Alistair Brownlee had “three months of hell” before Tokyo 2020 bid
Alistair Brownlee revealed the “months of hell” he endured in the lead-up to his failed bid to make the Great Britain team for Tokyo 2020.
Carolyn Hayes: Watching the Brownlees fuelled Olympic dream
Ireland’s Carolyn Hayes is heading for Tokyo to fulfil her Olympic triathlon dream, a journey she says started by watching the Brownlees.
GOAT mentality: Daniela Ryf on life, triathlon and the future
Daniela Ryf talks about life, her career in triathlon and what the future holds in a new PTO video entitled ‘Greatest Of All Time’.
Holding Back the Years: Chris Standidge
Chris Standidge is the latest subject of our ‘Holding Back the Years’ series. We go in-depth on what he has learned over more than 25 years in the sport
Holding Back the Years: Michelle Dillon
With a World and European Championship to her C.V., Michelle Dillon has overcome major surgery to still be racing hard after all these years
To clip-on or not to clip-on (tri bars), that is the question!
WTCS Yokohama saw more draft-legal athletes than ever choose to ride with clip-on tri bars. Chris Hovenden set about finding out about the reasons why
Javier Gomez discusses his past, present and future
An absolute legend of the sport, we spoke to Spain’s Javier Gomez about his longevity, Olympic aspirations and his post-Tokyo plans for long distance racing
Jodie Stimpson: “I want to beat the best in the world”
Jodie Stimpson has her sights set on the IRONMAN 70.3 World Champs – but she’s not ready to say goodbye to draft-legal racing just yet…
Supersapiens becomes title partner of IRONMAN World Championship
The IRONMAN World Championship has a new title sponsor, Supersapiens. That’s great news for the sport and for you, the athlete…
Why autism is not stopping ‘Super Sam’ Holness
Meet ‘Super Sam’ Holness. Diagnosed with autism aged four, Sam is not letting the challenges he faces impact his triathlon ambitions…
Specialized and triathlon – all change, or is it?
With athletes such as Lucy Charles-Barclay and Kristian Blummenfelt departing the brand, what does that mean for Specialized and triathlon?
Gustav Iden: The PTO 2020 Champion looks ahead to 2021
Gustav Iden dominated the men’s race at Challenge Daytona to add the PTO Championship to his IRONMAN 70.3 World title. 2021 could be even bigger
Every Step: new documentary released this weekend
A new documentary is released this weekend, featuring former GB triathlon Carla Molinaro and her record-breaking LEJOG run this summer
Katrina Matthews: Britain’s latest IRONMAN Champion
‘Be The Best’ is the aim of Army Physiotherapist Officer and Pro triathlete, Katrina Matthews. She’s certainly achieving that goal in 2020
Lionel’s Hour Record: the inside track from Coach David Tilbury-Davis
After an hugely impressive new Canadian Hour Record from Lionel Sanders on Friday, we spoke to his coach, David Tilbury-Davis