The Latest

• Feature

  What a Kona Win Would Mean for Taylor Knibb – and the History Books

  After a season spanning draft-legal short-course racing to the full Ironman distance, Knibb now has a chance to complete one of the rarest doubles in triathlon history.

  By Triathlon Magazine October 4, 2026
• Feature

  Who Are Triathlon’s Top Earners in 2026 Heading Into Kona?

  Short-course stars currently dominate the money list, but some of the season’s biggest paydays are still to come.

  By Triathlon Magazine October 3, 2026
• Feature

  Conquer the Kona Heat: Dr. Dan Plews on Race-Day Pacing, Cooling, and Nailing Your Big Island Execution

  You’ve done the heat prep – now it’s time to master execution with elite insights from the coach behind the course record.

  By Brit Cooper and Dan Plews October 1, 2026
• News

  What Is Woven? Inside Ironman’s New Initiative for Women in Triathlon

  Built from feedback from 10,000 women, Woven aims to reduce barriers, strengthen community, and bring more women to Ironman start lines.

  By Brit Cooper September 30, 2026
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  Jackson Laundry Wins Ironman 70.3 Augusta and Believes His Best Is Still Ahead

  At 33, the Canadian produced a career-best 70.3 bike performance as a new training approach continues to pay off.

  By Brit Cooper September 30, 2026
• Feature

  Hurricane Nolo and the Ironman World Championship: What We Know

  The latest forecasts bring encouraging news for Hawaiʻi and the Ironman World Championship, although officials continue to warn of dangerous ocean conditions.

  By Brit Cooper September 29, 2026