Thorsten Radde
Writer at Triathlete
Triathlon long-distance data geek on TriRating, enjoying running and cycling myself. Freelance IT Consultant during the day (https://t.co/oKZI0fLVA9).
Articles
-
1 week ago |
triathlete.com | Thorsten Radde
Ironman has announced that the World Championship will return to a one-day format in Kona from 2026 onward, but for 2025, there will still be two different locations for the men (Nice) and women (Kona). Similarly, the 2025 European Championships are split between Hamburg (women) and Frankfurt (men and age-groupers), just as last year. There have been no announcements of Ironman’s plans for the coming years.
-
1 week ago |
triathlete.com | Thorsten Radde
Last year, San Francisco T100 was one of the highlights of the PTO’s new racing series: An iconic venue, incredible race dynamics after a fast swim, a three-way sprint finish for the men, and a dominating performance by Taylor Knibb for the women. With this year’s strong fields, we can look forward to exciting racing, which you can watch live. The men’s race will start with a 6 a.m. plunge from a small ferry in the cold San Francisco Bay; the women will start 45 minutes later.
-
1 month ago |
triathlete.com | Thorsten Radde
This year’s 70.3 St. George will be the last race where strong fields attack the iconic, tough course. To do well in St. George requires a complete athlete and smart pacing and execution, and a win is considered one of the most prestigious half-distance titles across the season. The race started in 2010 as a full-distance event, which was then shortened to a 70.3 in 2014.
-
1 month ago |
triathlete.com | Thorsten Radde
After fascinating pro races in Oceanside, the next highlight of the North American Ironman series is the North American Championship in Texas on April 26. There are five slots each for the Ironman World Championships in Nice (men) and Kona (women). Many of the top names from Oceanside also plan to race in “The Woodlands,” a planned community 40 miles north of Houston, Texas. Outside TV is livestreaming all events in the 2025 Ironman Pro Series.
-
2 months ago |
triathlete.com | Lucy Byram |Thorsten Radde
The second season of the T100 Triathlon World Tour kicks off on the first weekend of April. After two events in 2023 and 2024, Singapore is an established location with proven challenges for the athletes: a very warm swim, a surprisingly hilly bike course – considering it’s on major roads in the city center – and a tough run in hot-and-humid conditions. The event will use a two-day schedule (women on Saturday, men on Sunday) with live broadcasts for each.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 4K
- Tweets
- 18K
- DMs Open
- No
The list of Pros registered for IM Tulsa (May 23rd) is getting longer https://t.co/9jDWcaTptb A few highlights: WPRO @danielaryf @LauriPhilipp @Katr_Matthews @hjacksonracing @skyemoench @naeth MPRO @patriktriathlon @andi_dreitz @bartaernouts @GoLngrHawk @KevinCollington
Latest update to the the list of Pro Kona qualifiers at https://t.co/dCrrQKbYyA after New Zealand. With the newest additions Hannah Wells & Kyle Smith there are 25 men and 25 women who have secured their spot on the start line.
Results Analysis for Pro races at @IMNZ at https://t.co/p20ghYorZJ Congrats to the winners Hannah Wells & @BradenCurrie and all finishers. Kona Pro slots for rookies Hannah and Kyle Smith.
