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Evan Naude and Kristyn Tobey continued their assault on the local triathlon scene with the pair victorious in The Tokio Millennium Re Triathlon yesterday. Naude won the men's race in a time of one hour, two minutes, 54 seconds, while Tobey finished t...

Olympic hopeful Flora Duffy faded after making a blistering start to the Monterrey ITU Triathlon World Cup at the weekend, finishing in 27th position. Duffy, who won her previous race the Mazatlan ITU Triathlon in Mexico posted a time of two hours, 2...

Tyler Butterfield finished 54 at the ITU Triathlon World Cup event in Japan yesterday. Battling back from a string of injuries, Butterfield produced a solid allround display at the race in Ishigaki, Japan. The Bermudian started with a time of 17:42 i...

Bermuda triathletes Tyler Butterfield and Flora Duffy have been awarded London 2012 Scholarships to help them prepare for next summer’s Olympic Games. A total of 16 triathletes, eight men and eight women, received Olympic Solidarity awards by the Int...

Flora Duffy’s 2012 Olympic campaign received a huge boost this week as she signed a contract to ride bicycles and equipment made by one of the worlds largest bicycle manufacturers the US-based Specialized Bicycle Components LLC. As part of the deal, ...

Dave Morrison was so pleased with the response to the last week’s triathlon camp that talks have already started about hosting another one. The camp, arranged by the Bermuda Triathlon Association (BTA), and organised by Morrison, saw 25 of the Island...

Karen Smith didn’t enter the recent Bermuda Triangle Half-Marathon Challenge with any expectations of claiming an overall victory. She was still nursing a sickness bug when she took the starting line in the Front Street Mile and in her own words was ...

From eating properly to running right, a group of Bermuda's triathletes will learn all the tricks of the trade at a six-day camp that starts tonight. Canadian triathletes, Mike Neill, Jen MacLean and Jasper Blake will give 25 of the Island's athletes...