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  • May. 9, 2008
    Land Rover G4 Challenge Nevada Passage Day Three
    CATHEDRAL GORGE STATE PARK, Panaca, Nev. – Day three of the Land Rover G4 Challenge Nevada Passage took competitors across the high desert to some rugged mountain biking trails then through a colorful rock wall canyon for a 50-foot vertical climb. ...
  • May. 9, 2008
    Land Rover G4 Challenge Nevada Passage Day Two
    HELL’S HALF ACRE, Alamo, Nev. – The second day of competition at the Land Rover G4 Challenge Nevada Passage started with the ultimate test of driving control and teamwork as teams navigated through a challenging trials course in their Land Rover ...
  • May. 7, 2008
    Land Rover G4 Challenge Nevada Passage Adventure Competition Starts
    For Immediate Release May 6, 2008 ECHO BAY MARINA, Echo Bay, Nev. – The first of four days of racing in the Land Rover G4 Challenge Nevada Passage got underway at 7am this morning from the Sunset Station Hotel and Casino ...
  • May. 4, 2008
    Aussie Repeat in St. Croix
    Laid back. That’s how most first-time visitors to St. Croix Ironman 70.3 describe the atmosphere. However, once the gun went off promptly at 6:30 a.m., the nearly 40 professional triathletes racing for the $50,000 prize purse, were anything but ...
  • May. 4, 2008
    Carolyn Murray’s Upset Gives Canadians Second Straight Richards Bay Win
    Carolyn Murray of Canada pulled off a major upset Sunday, winning today’s Richards Bay BG Triathlon World Cup. Murray, whose previous best world cup result was an 8th place back in 2005, took her first world cup title in a tense duel with ...
  • May. 4, 2008
    Daniel Unger Outsprints Matt Reed for Richards Bay World Cup Win
    In a dramatic finish line sprint, Germany’s Daniel Unger edged out red-hot Matt Reed of the USA and defending home country champion Hendrik DeVilliers of the Republic of South Africa to win his very first World Cup Sunday in Richards Bay. In a ...
  • May. 3, 2008
    McCormack wins a record-tying fourth Wildflower, McGlone takes her third
    Modern Wildflower masters Chris McCormack and Samantha McGlone extended their domination of the legendary toughest half Ironman on the planet Saturday. Australian Chris McCormack broke a race long duel with Spain’s Eneko Llanos, surging away ...
  • May. 1, 2008
    Race-Tastic Weeekend!
    From racing hippie-style in Cali to battling the Beast in the Caribbean, there’s a whole lot of fun happening this weekend, kids! Here’s what’s on tap. One the most storied race festivals in the U.S., the AVIA Wildflower Triathlon ...
  • Apr. 29, 2008
    Nelson to Defend CEO Title at St. Croix
    Last year Kim Nelson surprised virtually everyone by winning the CEO Ironman Challenge at the St. Croix Ironman 70.3. The CEO of Royal Containers in Brampton, Ontario finished the challenging half-Ironman event in 5:26. In winning the CEO Challenge, ...
  • Apr. 28, 2008
    Russell, Preisig Win USAT Duathlon Nationals
    USA Triatthlon Duathlon Elite National Championship Richmond, Virginia Saturday, April 27, 2008 10km R/40km B/5km R Men’s Results 1. Matt Russell (Boulder, CO) 1:58:02 2. Ryan Giuliano (Schaumburg, IL) 1:58:58 3. Ryan Ignatz ...
  • Apr. 27, 2008
    Matt Reed Backs Up Olympic Trials Win with Third St. Anthony’s Title
    American stars Matt Reed and Sarah Haskins defeated top international fields to take home $10,000 apiece today at the 25th anniversary St. Anthony’s Triathlon in St. Petersburg. The men Emphasizing that his upset win in the Olympic ...
  • Apr. 26, 2008
    Tim Don, Samantha Warriner Take Gold at Tongyeong World Cup
    Great Britain’s Tim Don returned to his 2006 ITU World Championship gold medal winning form and New Zealand’s Samantha Warriner dominated the Tongyeong BG Triathlon World Cup Saturday in South Korea. In an interesting sidelight, 2006 ITU age ...
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