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Hayden Wilde reveals bike crash that left him looking like he was "eaten by a shark"

1 week ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

Pro Hayden Wilde revealed more details about his bike crash earlier this month in Japan. Wilde shared for the first time that the crash involved a truck, and listed the specific nature of his injuries. The crash occurred the day after setting a 10km PB at the Asics Tokyo Speed Race in a time of 27: 28. The New Zealander suffered a punctured lung and six broken ribs, and needed surgery on his left scapula. His injuries were considered career-threatening unless he received specific care immediately.
Supertri League brings star power and speed to Toronto Triathlon Festival

1 week ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

Supertri League is coming to the Toronto Triathlon Festival on July 27. It’s the first stop on the race organization’s 2025 series calendar. Last month, the brand announced it had bought the Toronto Triathlon Festival and hinted at changes coming down the pipe. Fans in the downtown core will get to see some of the fastest elites and Olympians racing through the city on Saturday.
Paralympic medallist provisionally suspended for doping at 2024 Paris

1 week ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

A Paralympian triathlete is at risk of having his silver medal taken away after it was recently revealed he has been on suspension for a doping violation since last fall. Ronan Cordeiro brought home Brazil’s first Paralympic medal last year from Paris after placing second in the individual event. The then-27-year-old from Parana has a congenital malformation of his left hand. The Olympics was not his first podium.
Ironman's fastest woman opens up about mental battle of Ironman tapering: Kat Matthews on finding motivation

1 week ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

Ironman’s “fastest woman ever,” pro Kat Matthews, is tapering for another Ironman this weekend. Just five weeks between her record-shattering performance in Texas, she’s gearing up to race in Hamburg. Out for a ride on the weekend, Matthews shared she was feeling unmotivated during the taper, as she often does.
Canadian Mathis Beaulieu wins bronze at Samarkand World Cup in blazing run performance

2 weeks ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

Canada’s Mathis Beaulieu battled to a close finish, taking bronze at the World Cup today in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. Beaulieu was quietly working away for the first two-thirds of the race, coming out of the water behind the leaders and riding in the second pack on the bike. When the third group on the bike caught up to the first chase pack, it unleashed 26 athletes into T2 behind the five lead riders.
Ironman cancels swim at 70.3 Victoria due to toxic algal bloom

2 weeks ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

Another Ironman swim has been cancelled ahead of race day. Yesterday, athletes competing in this weekend’s 70.3 Victoria event in Canada were told that the swim had been cancelled due to water quality tests. Results showed high levels of algal bloom, above the Health Canada threshold. Algal bloom is a potential toxin producer.
Alistair Brownlee reveals top secrets to elite triathlon success

2 weeks ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

Two-time Olympic triathlon champion Alistair Brownlee shared how he trained for peak performances as he spoke about the official launch of his nutrition product truefuels. Brownlee emphasized the importance of carbohydrates for endurance athletes, and outlined his training hours when he was a professional athlete. He revealed in a video on social media that most days he did three sessions, a swim, bike and run, with a couple of gym workouts as well throughout the week.
Rising Canadian elite Mathis Beaulieu racing for World Cup glory and the 2028 Olympics

2 weeks ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

Canadian elite Mathis Beaulieu is rising through the ranks in short-course racing and proving he’s one-to-watch as another Olympic cycle gets underway ahead of Los Angeles 2028. One of the country’s brightest up-and-coming talents, he was one of four standout athletes chosen to participate in the ON Triathlon Academy. The twenty-year-old is not taking anything for granted, and has capitalized on some extraordinary opportunities so far this season.
Pros plunge into Escape from Alcatraz with return of T100 San Francisco

2 weeks ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

One of the most gruelling and iconic races, the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon, will draw gutsy age group and professional athletes together once again to leap from the safety of a ferry into the freezing waters of San Francisco Bay. The long-standing epic event is combining its race weekend with the Professional Triathletes Organization (PTO) T100 Triathlon World Tour San Francisco again this year.
Ironman weighs slot allocation reform after gender equity report from Women in Tri UK

2 weeks ago | triathlonmagazine.ca | Charlotte Petrie

Ironman is considering evidence provided by Women in Tri UK regarding the corporation’s proportional representation world championship slot allocation system. The report produced by the UK charity dedicated to supporting gender equality in sport, was recently shared with Ironman. It outlined how Ironman’s current slot allocation system is unfair to high-performance female age group athletes.