TRI247.com

Tri247.com: The leading triathlon platform in the UK In recent years, triathlon has experienced remarkable growth, with more people participating and a rising awareness among the public. To meet the growing interest and need for triathlon-related information, we created Tri247 to unite the triathlon community in one convenient location.

National

English

Online/Digital

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#161454

United States

#119571

Sports/Sports

#2251

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

IRONMAN say women split 50/50 on whether Kona age-group spots should be proportionate or equal

1 day ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

As the dust settles after the recent announcement that both the men and women will be racing on the same day in Kona at next year’s IRONMAN World Championship, one of the burning questions has been how that will play out for age-group qualification slots. IRONMAN’s press release stated there will be “nearly 3,000” places available – but how will they be distributed between men and women?
Can Findlay extend winning run on home soil as INCREDIBLE women's line-up is announced for T100 Vancouver?

1 day ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

Massively in-form Canadian star Paula Findlay will headline a stacked Vancouver T100 women’s start list. Findlay could not have started the year in better style – she claimed a hard-fought victory at IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside and then followed that with an emphatic success at 70.3 St George last weekend.
WTCS Yokohama 2025: Date, start time and how to watch live as Olympic stars head to Japan

1 day ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

With all due respect to the fields that lined up in the opener at Abu Dhabi back in February, it feels like the WTCS season only really hits top gear in Japan this weekend. Every single women’s WTCS winner since May 2023 is taking part and even though the men’s start list is missing the Paris one-two in Alex Yee (recovering after the London Marathon) and Hayden Wilde (injured), it still boasts a wealth of talent.
"I think he's a sneaky little guy" - which fellow pro got under the skin of Sam Long at 70.3 St. George?

2 days ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

Sam Long says he was happy with his second place at IRONMAN 70.3 St. George at the weekend – but his race recap video would suggest otherwise. ‘The Big Unit’ had won the Utah race for the previous two seasons but this time had to settle for the runner-up spot, just over two minutes behind friend and rival Lionel Sanders. “I’m happy with that, a second place is still successful,” says Long at the start of his latest YouTube video, which is embedded at the bottom of this piece.
'I knew that if I let him taste blood, I would be done' - Sanders on how he repelled Long at St. George

4 days ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

They’ve now won six IRONMAN 70.3 St. George races since 2016 between them but their latest showdown on Saturday arguably saw Lionel Sanders and Sam Long hit new heights. The sometime training partners bossed it from the bike onwards in what was the final edition of this iconic event in Utah. But it was Sanders, who proved strongest – he bossed the bike leg, taking Long’s course record from last year in the process, and then stayed super-solid to close it out on the run.
IRONMAN 70.3 St. George women's results: Findlay defends title after dramatic Lopes exit

5 days ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

Paula Findlay followed up her 70.3 Oceanside victory – just like men’s winner and fellow Canadian Lionel Sanders – with a superb success in the last-ever running of IRONMAN 70.3 St. George in Utah. She’d had an enthralling battle with Brazil’s Vittoria Lopes on the bike but when Lopes stepped off the course early on the run it became one-way traffic.
IRONMAN 70.3 St. George men's results: Lionel Sanders sees off Sam Long for fifth win at iconic venue

5 days ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

The Lionel Sanders renaissance continued as he extended his perfect start to the season by following up his 70.3 Oceanside win with a hugely impressive victory in the last ever IRONMAN 70.3 St. George in Utah, which doubled as the North American Championship. The Canadian superstar was 20th after the swim but it was on the bike where he excelled as he cut through the field and clocked a new course record to give himself an advantage two-and-a-half minutes on 2023 and 2024 winner Sam Long (USA).
Olympic triathlon champion Alex Yee says London Marathon debut has helped on journey to LA 2028

1 week ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

The London Marathon has been ticked off – and what a debut it was as he finished 14th against arguably the best men’s field ever assembled – but how will it all feed into Olympic triathlon champion Alex Yee‘s return to swim, bike and run? Plans for the rest of 2025 are yet to be announced but what is clear is full commitment to the next Olympics in Los Angeles in 2028.
IRONMAN chief admits Kona / Nice World Championship split was "shrinking global triathlon community'

1 week ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

IRONMAN CEO Scott DeRue says one of the primary reasons for going all in on Kona for the World Championships from 2026 onwards was because the current split with Nice was actually “unintentionally shrinking the global triathlon community”. That was the stark conclusion to come out of extensive research the organisation has conducted over the last 12 months and more.
World record holder Anne Haug roars back into action at Challenge Salou

1 week ago | tri247.com | Jonathan Turner

Former IRONMAN World Champion and reigning Challenge Roth champion Anne Haug will start her 2025 pro season at Challenge Salou this weekend. The brilliant German shattered the previous world best full-distance time when winning Challenge Roth on home roads last summer in 8:02:38, rounded off with a 2:38 marathon. That was her third victory in the iconic race and she is the headline name at what is the 10th edition of Challenge Salou this Sunday (11 May) on Spain’s Costa Daurada.