Tim Heming

The skiing and trail-running brand has signed a five-year deal with Ironman, but will need more than event sponsorship to become a success in the world of tri...

Cassandre Beaugrand completed a clean sweep to win the women's WTCS title, while Vasco Vilaça secured his first men's world title despite a narrow sprint-finish loss to Matt Hauser in Pontevedra.

An age-group triathlete's fast bike splits turns into a nightmare of anonymous whistleblower protests, plus Hayden Wilde watched Taylor Knibb's recent multisport dominance and said, “hold my beer.”

From the original triathletes who forged the path in Kona to the modern powerhouses redefining the sport today, discover where life after the finish line has taken every women’s Ironman World Champion.

From pioneers like Gordon Haller to modern-day champs like Patrick Lange, we tracked down every single man who has claimed the Ironman World Championship title to find out where they are and what they’re conquering now.

With a massive field of competitors and high-stakes racing on the bike leg, we sat down with Ironman's Head Referee and RaceRanger experts to discuss how they plan to manage congestion and prevent drafting in Kona.

USA’s Knibb completed the Ironman and 70.3 world title double after Norway’s defending champion, Solveig Lovseth, collapsed within a kilometre of the finish.

Despite decades of data, advanced nutrition, and precision pacing, Kona proves time and again that science is no match for Madame Pele.

This article originally appeared on Triathlete Every triathlete racing the Ironman World Championship has a strategy, whether or not they admit it.

When athletes collapse on course like Solveig Løvseth in Kona, should Ironman have greater responsibility to stop athletes mid-race?