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Double gold for Brits in Yokohama
There was double delight in Japan where Claire Cashmore and Dave Ellis guided by Luke Pollard secured golds for Great Britain as Yokohama hosted World Triathlon Para Series and World Triathlon Championship Series racing.
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Qualification and Championship Events Ramp Up in June
Ten Age-Group Team qualification events and Home Nations Championships are taking place throughout June, and we’ve got the events covered to help you choose which one to take part in.
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Yokohama hosts both triathlon and paratriathlon action
The World Triathlon Championship Series gets underway in Yokohama this weekend, with the Japanese City also hosting the second round of the World Triathlon Para Series. Ten Brits are on the start line.
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My entry into the Age-Group Team
Veronica Green-Jones only tried aquathlon for the first time in 2022, a year later she was a European champion.
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Yee, Fullagar and Griffiths claim gold
Alex Yee, Jess Fullagar and Betsy Griffiths all stood on the top-step of the podium over the weekend with strong performances in France and Tunisia respectively.
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Europe Triathlon Powerman Middle Distance Duathlon Championships Alsdorf roll of honour
The British Age-Group team were out in numbers at 2024 Europe Triathlon Powerman Middle Distance Duathlon Championships Alsdorf, racing over two 10km runs either side of a 60km bike leg.
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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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From athlete to head coach
A successful athlete in her own right, Vicky Johnston is now helping shape the future of Welsh triathletes as Welsh Triathlon’s Pathway Head Coach.
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Coaching the next step in a 30-year triathlon journey
After first discovering triathlon in the 1980s, James Lafferty followed his passion for the sport by embarking on a coaching career with his local club.
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