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Thea Davies will be running the full Bermuda Triangle Challenge in memory of her partner Steve Healey, a British Army captain who was killed last year while serving in Afghanistan. Her three events, the mile, 10K and marathon, will be part of her tar...

Age is proving to be no barrier for a growing band of competitors who have reached their 70th birthday (and beyond) and continue to enjoy racing. This year the ranks of the ‘70+ brigade’ taking part in the Bermuda Marathon Weekend have swollen in num...

Bermuda’s roads are set to become a sea of humanity as the 38th Bermuda Marathon Weekend welcomes around 1,500 competitors to three days of races. The ever-popular KPMG Invitational Front Street Mile races, along with the Bermuda Triangle challenge m...

Four former marathon champions are returning to challenge for honours in this month’s Bermuda Marathon Weekend, which will boast one of the highest number of competitors in its 38-year history. Local runners who have yet to enter can still be part of...

Two of the Island’s well-established leading road runners came out top in the Crime Stoppers 5K race around Hamilton yesterday. Evan Naude and Jennifer Alen led from the front in the popular event and secured the men’s and women’s title respectively....

A year after collapsing just short of the finish line, Jennifer Alen got it right this time as she stormed to her second PartnerRe 5K title without mishap on a hot and humid morning. Twelve months ago dehydration stopped Alen in her tracks as she app...

An overseas race event that for many years acted as a springboard for elite athletes coming to compete in Bermuda’s international road races each January has been hit by the loss of its main sponsor. Peter Lever, who was a long-serving member of the ...

Runner, triathlete and cyclist Joanna Shillington, who departs Bermuda today has reflected on her action-filled 10 years as one of the Island’s leading sportswomen. One of the clear highlights came on May 24 this year when she was involved in a near ...

Bermudian Laura Farge braved a dawn swim in the waters of the Hudson River on her way to completing the Olympic distance New York City Triathlon. During the 1.5 kilometre swim in the murky waters of the river she encountered unseen objects. “I immedi...