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A dramatic late surge delivered Jackie Hering the win in her first race of the 2026 season, claiming victory at the inaugural Ironman 70.3 Dallas–Little Elm.

The race itself was anything but straightforward. Strong winds caused organizers to modify the race f...


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At Ironman 70.3 Dallas–Little Elm this past weekend, the swim did not unfold as planned.

Strong winds sweeping across the lake caused organizers to cancel the swim entirely for the age-group field, while the professional race proceeded with a shortened 350m s...


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As the qualification period for the LA 2028 Olympic Games prepares to open this May, the race toward triathlon’s next Olympic podium has already begun. Behind the scenes, coaches and athletes are refining the training, testing, and strategies that will shape the next Olympic cycle.

Few people are thinking about this challenge more deeply than Parker Spencer.

Spe...


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The inaugural Ironman 70.3 Dallas-Little Elm did not unfold exactly as planned, but for Lionel Sanders, the result was familiar.

Racing Sunday morning in Texas, Sanders claimed victory in his season opener, although the race format was changed due to weather....


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While Patrick Lange captured the crown in the last edition of Kona in 2024, it was Magnus Ditlev charging just behind him – pushing himself to depths he later admitted he hadn’t known were possible – to secure second place. It marked his second consecutive podium at the Ironman World Championship, following a third-place finish in Nice the year prior.

The Danish star h...


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