Ruth Astle is to take a break from triathlon after accepting the challenge of a new role with The Brownlee Foundation Events team (TBF Events) and deciding to turn her immediate sporting focus towards gravel cycling. Having struggled to fully recover from a hip injury, which has pretty much overshadowedContinue Reading
Triathlon legend Alistair Brownlee admits he still gets a buzz out of beating his younger brother Jonny, despite having retired from competitive sport more than a year ago. The dominant duo won five Olympic and 15 World Championship medals between them during an era-defining spell of success, which went aContinue Reading
With a sense of almost palpable inevitability, the winner of this year’s final major series was crowned in Qatar earlier this month, with Kiwi machine Hayden Wilde adding his name to the illustrious roster of 2025 champions. Powering over the line for his sixth win of the T100 season, heContinue Reading
With the countdown to next month’s World Triathlon Championship Finals already underway, it is perhaps not overly surprising that this final event of the WTCS has been somewhat relegated in importance. However, while only two of the top ten ranking Elite Men and four of the top ten Elite WomenContinue Reading
Ruth Astle has confirmed that she is willing to ‘give it a go’ at IRONMAN Wales this weekend, despite admitting that she is the ‘most underprepared’ she has ever been for a competitive race. Having already decided not to push for qualification at next month’s World Championship showdown in Kona,Continue Reading
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