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Best road bikes for triathlon racing and training in 20268 hrs

A road bike is essential for any triathlete. Even if you have a dedicated triathlon bike, you’ll still want a road bike for training. If you’re a one-bike band, then you’ll likely opt for a good quality, depen...

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Triathlon bikes have improved cycling, even for those who don’t ride them 8 hrs

Despite being optimised for a specialist cycling discipline, the best triathlon bikes have improved tech for all cyclists, even those of us who don’t ride them. In much the same way as mountain...

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Scorching performances from GBR’s Harry Palmer and Lizzie Rayner as they win a non-wetsuit Ironman 70.3 Swansea race1 day

The challenging course and world-class field delivered competitive, dynamic and fast racing, with Harry Palmer (GBR) and Lizzie Rayner (GBR) ultimately claiming the 2026 IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea titles and maximum Experience Oman IRONMAN Pro Series points.

A beautiful morning greeted athletes at IRONMAN 70.3 Swansea, with the stre...

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Leonie Periault wins WTCS Hamburg women’s race, shaving 30 seconds off her 2025 time1 day

French triathlete Leonie Periault followed up her lightning-fast 2025 WTCS Hamburg win by shaving a full 30 seconds off that time, while GB’s

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"It’s been a magical ride!” Matt Hauser wins gold three years in a row in scorching WTCS Hamburg men’s race, as Wild...1 day

The World Triathlon Championship Series to Hamburg this weekend, where as temperatures rose, five British athletes took part across the men’s and women’s sprint-distance events.

What happened in the swim?

Mark Devay of Hungary took control of the 750m swim, posting the fastest split of the day of 8m30s, and following

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