Kevin Mackinnon is an Editor at Trimag. He covers a diverse range of topics including individual sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports business with health and wellness. His work has been featured in notable publications such as AVENUE, Canadian Running Magazine, Slowtwitch, and NewsBreak.
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By: Kevin Mackinnon
The Life Time Series sets up for exciting finale and more news from the world of endurance racing.
It’s been one of the worst kept secrets in the world of half-distance racing – the Slowtwitch Forum picked up on the new event on Sept. 3. ( lakegeorge.com also reported on the race on Oct. 3.) Today, in what has been hinted at on social media will be a three-day blitz of North American race announcements, IRONMAN announced that “the village of Lake George, N.Y. and the Southern Adirondack region will host the newest IRONMAN 70.3 race in the coming year … scheduled to make its debut on Sunday, June 13, 2027.”
By: Kevin Mackinnon
Tobias Mørch Kongstad takes Big Sugar Gravel win. Photo: Life Time Grand Prix
Ballot entries more than doubled for the 2027 Norseman XTRI World Championship
Athletes conpete at IRONMAN 70.3 Oceanside. Photo: Donald Miralle/IRONMAN
You're going to want to act fast if you want to race off pavement next year.
By: Kevin Mackinnon
Catching up with the "Voice of IRONMAN" about his new book.
By: Kevin Mackinnon
The motorcycle pilots who help provide the broadcast coverage of various endurance events are as well-trained as the athletes they cover.
By: Kevin Mackinnon
Tri Club program, Challenge Family Race results, marathon news and more in this weekend's endurance check in.
The first triathletes weren’t thinking about their clothes. Whether you want to say the first triathlon took place in San Diego in the early 70s, or if you want credit the beginnings with the first IRONMAN race in Honolulu in 1978, the one thing we can be sure of is that those initial triathletes weren’t thinking of apparel – they were worried about survival. The dress code was whatever could get you through the day. Dave Orlowski, who finished third in that very first IRONMAN race in 1978, wore cut off jean shorts over a speedo so he had pockets to carry cash to buy drinks and snacks along the way.
