Americans Matt Chrabot and Sarah Haskins turned in strong early-season performances at the Miami International Triathlon, taking down last year’s winners. Photographer Robert Murphy was there to catch all of the action.
Americans Matt Reed and Sarah Haskins took the first step in defending their 2009 Race To The Toyota Cup titles by winning today’s Lifetime Fitness Triathlon in Minneapolis, Minn. Both turned in steady races and ultimately turned in fast run times to take the wins. The day started with American Cameron Dye narrowly beating fellow Americans
American Sarah Haskins is unquestionably the top female American at the Olympic distance right now. We caught up with Haskins the day before the Lifetime Fitness Triathlon in Minneapolis, Minn. to talk about defending her Lifetime Fitness Series Race to the Toyota Cup Championship and what her plans are leading into the 2012 London Olympics. Competitor.com:
The second race of the Lifetime Fitness Triathlon Series Race To The Toyota Cup is set for this Saturday in Minneapolis, Minn. The Lifetime Fitness Triathlon will welcome back both of its defending champions, but victory will not come easy for either athlete. American Matt Reed won last year’s race in a thrilling sprint finish with
The ITU has announced a 2010 Gold Group, which is made up of the sport’s former and present stars. The group is established as a means of calling specific attention to both athletes and federations. Sarah Haskins, who currently sits in fourth place in the ITU World Championship Series rankings, is the lone representative from
Americans Cameron Dye and Sarah Haskins took early-season wins at the St. Anthony’s triathlon against tough fields on both the men’s and women’s side. Both podiums were made up of Americans and Australians, with Greg Bennett (AUS) and Craig Alexander (AUS) rounding out the podium for the men, and Mirinda Carfrae (AUS) and Jillian Petersen
