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Welsh Olympian and Paratriathlete kick off the countdown to WTPS Swansea
Friday 3 May marks 50 days until the world’s best paratriathletes come to South Wales for World Triathlon Para Series Swansea. The event takes place on Saturday 22 June, with this year seeing the biggest chances to take part alongside an inclusive spectator experience
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Sports come together for clean water
Seven national governing bodies of water-based sports have announced they’re coming together to form an alliance calling for clean open water across the UK.
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Onwards and upwards for British Champion Katie Latham
British Triathlon member Katie Latham has eyes on becoming world champion after claiming the British title last month at the Standard Distance Duathlon Championships.
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Goulden eyes defending his British Championship titles in 2024
Multiple British champion Chris Goulden is at the top of his game and has a lifetime of experience within the sport to thank for his rise.
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Aberdeenshire, Edinburgh, Cornwall, Venice, Age-Group Gold
Eve Sealy’s Great Britain debut had it all: a reluctant sign-up, a borrowed bike and an eventual win.
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April and May Events Update
The triathlon events season is picking up pace and we’ve selected some of the many events taking place across April and May for you to sign up to – what are you waiting for?
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British Championships Kick Off for 2024
This weekend saw the 2024 British Championships season kick with the Duathlon and Paraduathlon Championships at Oulton Park.
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Pedal Cover partners with British Triathlon to support World Triathlon Para Series event in Swansea
British Triathlon has announced a new commercial partnership with Pedal Cover for this summer’s World Triathlon Para Series (WTPS) Swansea event.
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Routes announced for World Triathlon Para Series Swansea
Race organisers have announced the routes for World Triathlon Para Series Swansea on Saturday 22 June. The routes cover the elite racing, the Super Series and the aquathlon event for children.
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My change in approach to racing
Every time reigning British Aquathlon Champion Joel Enoch starts a race, he looks up to the heavens and thanks God for granting him the opportunity to compete. This inspires his efforts – but it wasn’t always that way.
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