Today on TriCenter two major companies form a powerhouse triathlon team, Craig Alexander starts his season strong in Geelong, and we go behind the scenes of Triathlete Magazine’s latest cover shoot.
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TriCenter: February 8, 2010
Ironman World Champion Craig Alexander of Australia and Caroline Steffen of Switzerland took early-season wins at Ironman 70.3 Singapore on Sunday. Alexander’s win is his second 70.3-win of the season, while Steffen’s victory comes just one week after placing fourth at the Abu Dhabi International Triathlon. The day started off with Australia’s Paul Matthews leading the
The 2010 Dextro Energy Triathlon ITU World Championship Series kicks off in Sydney on April 11, with races to follow in Seoul, Madrid, Hamburg, London, Kitzbuhel and Budapest. This season’s ITU World Champions will be crowned at the Grand Final in Budapest on September 11-12. The kickoff race will be missing both of last year’s World
Both Australia’s Craig Alexander and Great Britain’s Jodie Swallow will return to Singapore to defend their 2009 titles on Sunday, March 21. Victories at last year’s Ironman 70.3 Singapore propelled both Alexander and Swallow to world championships. Alexander won his second-straight Ironman World Championship, while Swallow was victorious at the ITU Long Distance World Championships.
According to the Associated Press, the NAVY Seals are looking for specifics when it comes to recruiting future Navy SEALS. They have determined that water polo players usually make good candidates, as do triathletes. See the article from the San Diego Union Tribune below: The Navy’s elite SEALs force is looking for a few good water
Specialized has gotten on board with the new team trend in triathlon. The company has announced four new teams: A long course team, a short course team, an ITU development team and an XTERRA team. The four teams are made of up of some of the top names in the sport. Specialized is the first
