Kevin Mackinnon is an Editor at Trimag. He covers a diverse range of themes including sports, competitive sports, and sports business, with a particular focus on individual sports and disciplines in both the United States and Canada. Kevin's work has been featured in notable publications such as AVENUE, Canadian Running Magazine, Slowtwitch, and NewsBreak.
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By: Kevin Mackinnon
For those of us who have been to Kona enough times (my first time there was in 1987 and I've been pretty much every year since 1995), it's become an ongoing joke - the seemingly yearly refrain that "this year's field is the most competitive ... ever." That's the thing about the IRONMAN World Championship
The sport’s biggest one-day payday offered the usual Supertri excitement with the two athletes who are dominating draft-legal racing these days – Cassandre Beaugrand and Matt Hauser – showing their prowess and taking home a quarter of the US$800,000 prize purse – the win was worth $100,000 for each of the champions.
By: Roka Multisport
Walk into the expo at any IRONMAN event these days and you’ll see a cluster of athletes checking out the ROKA Multisport and glasses products, all under posters depicting some of the sport’s biggest names. It’s been an incredible journey for the company that got its start less than 15 years ago when a pair of undersized, over-motivated former Stanford swimmers filled a garage full of neoprene as they sought to create the world’s fastest wetsuit.
By: Kevin Mackinnon
The Olympic silver medalist and IRONMAN world champion is racing as an age-group athlete here in Nice, but that doesn't mean she isn't looking for all the speed she can get.
By: Kevin Mackinnon
Walk into the expo at any IRONMAN event these days and you'll see a cluster of athletes checking out the ROKA Multisport and glasses products, all under posters depicting some of the sport's biggest names.
By: Kevin Mackinnon
We check out a few of the pro bikes we'll see hitting the course on Saturday
It truly is a bike built with love. Marta Sanchez arrives here in Nice as an athlete who definitely could contend for the podium, and that performance will definitely be enhanced thanks to the hard work her husband, Arnau Pericas, has done on her Quintana Roo V-PRi. (Pericas is no stranger to the sport himself – after a 12-year hiatus from triathlon, he qualified for Kona at IRONMAN Texas, where his wife finished third.)
By: Kevin Mackinnon
Ahead of the IRONMAN World Championship in Nice in 2025, Kristian Blummenfelt named Germany’s Jonas Schomburg as a dark horse who could shock the field with a big result. He ended up being right, as Schomburg finished just outside the top five in sixth place — not bad for his first season of IRONMAN racing.
By: Kevin Mackinnon
We recap the day's racing here in beautiful Nice in pictures.
By: Kevin Mackinnon
Looking back at the insanely competitive day of racing at today's 70.3 worlds in Nice in pictures
