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1 day ago | triathlon.org | Doug Gray

The second stop of the World Triathlon Para Series brings the athletes to Yokohama on 17 May, ready for another hit out across the longstanding 750m swim, 20km bike and 5km run course. This year marks the 13th edition of Para racing in the city, and as the La 2028 cycle cranks into gear, there will plenty of ambition forming on the famous Yokohama streets on Saturday morning.

1 week ago | triathlon.org | Doug Gray

'I feel like trying to beat people has a means to an end. But if you're working on yourself and what you can do, that's a kind of limitless outlook.'On 27 April, Olympic and World Champion Alex Yee hit his first ever marathon start line. It was a bid to test how far he could push himself, discover what new learnings he might be able to bring to his LA2028 Olympic bid and, ultimately, fulfil a childhood ambition.

3 weeks ago | triathlon.org | Doug Gray

“ I've never raced more than a 12km distance, so to go straight into a half marathon is going to be quite a big leap,” admits Hugo Milner. A rising star in the British Triathlon ranks, Milner made his World Cup debut in 2023 and won in Miyazaki three months later. At the end of 2024, he rocketed to a top 10 Grand Final finish in Torremolinos. His time of 28m47s over the 10km run in that final? The quickest in the field and a full 30 seconds. Next fastest time? That of teammate Alex Yee.

1 month ago | triathlon.org | Doug Gray

Hot on the heels of the T1 Lievin World Cup , there is more fast and furious indoor triathlon action this weekend as the London Aquatics Centre welcomes the hybrid world of virtual and real racing that is the supertri E World Triathlon Championships powered by MyWhoosh! Last year's E Triathlon World Champions Beth Potter and Chase McQueen return to defend their titles, Olympic Champion Cassandre Beaugrand will want redemption for the defeat last year, and Jonathan Brownlee and Hugo Milner...

1 month ago | triathlon.org | Doug Gray

After two years at the home of British Triathlon in Loughborough honing the skills that would help her become Olympic and World Champion last year, 2025 is a year of change for the Queen of Paris Cassandre Beaugrand. Moving to Girona, Spain, late last year to join a training group that also includes reigning T100 World Champion Marten Van Riel, Beaugrand is now under the watchful eye of former Belgian cyclist Glenn Poleunis.