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British Triathlon CEO Andy Salmon believes Mixed Relay is blazing equality trail ahead of AJ Bell 2022 World Triathlon Championship Series Leeds this weekend. The memory of Alex Yee crossing the line for Olympic mixed relay gold alongside Jonny Brownlee, Georgia Taylor-Brown and Jess Learmonth in Tokyo last summer lives on in the mind for many.
Remember when Eliud Kipchoge became the first person to run sub-two for the marathon? Well, in a project similar to the whole Breaking2 attempt, Norway’s reigning Ironman and Olympic champion Kristian Blummenfelt became the first man to break seven hours for an Iron-distance triathlon, while Britain’s Kat Matthews became the first woman to break eight hours for the distance.
Norwegian Olympic gold medallist Kristian Blummenfelt became the first man to go sub-seven hours in an iron-distance triathlon while Briton Kat Mathews went sub-eight to rewrite the history books at the Sub 7/Sub 8 event in Brandenburg on Sunday.
Triathlete Georgia Taylor-Brown kicked off her post-Olympic season in style last weekend as she looks ahead to AJ Bell 2022 World Triathlon Championship Series Leeds on 11-12 June.  The 28-year-old returned from Tokyo last summer with gold and silver medals to her name in the mixed relay and women's individual respectively.  Ad/> And she was back in Japan to get her 2022 campaign underway, with a World Triathlon Championship Series event in Yokohama in similar conditions to the ones in which she claimed that silver last year.  TriathlonTaylor-Brown on the home strait after Yokohama win26 MINUTES AGO This time around, there was no flat tyre to slow her down and Taylor-Brown was able to finish strongly to take victory ahead of France's Léonie Periault and Olympic champion Flora Duffy, a result that was as welcome as it was unexpected.  She said: «I didn't really have a plan going into it because it was the first race of the season so it was just a case of seeing how it went. I really didn't expect to win at all.
Former world champion Fran Brown is backing the first ever standalone World Triathlon Para Series event in Swansea to dramatically increase the profile of her sport. The best paratriathletes in the world head to south Wales later this summer and will return to the city through to the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Ad/> The event also gives non-elite athletes the chance to take part and PTS2 star Brown, who grabbed global glory in 2019, wants the race on August 6 to push paratriathlon onto a whole new level in this country.
Olympic triathlon relay champion Jess Learmonth says she wishes athletes would be «happier» and stop being so wrapped up in results. Speaking to Orla Chennaoui and Greg Rutherford on the latest episode of Eurosport’s new podcast The Breakdown, Learmonth said her unusual route into triathlon meant she had a different perspective to her rivals. Ad/> Learmonth only got into the sport in her 20s after getting back from travelling, in her own words “a bit porky”, and entering a charity triathlon while working in a supermarket.
Team NI will send its biggest ever representation of Para-Sports athletes to this summer's Commonwealth Games.
Georgia Taylor-Brown admits she battled through the pain barrier to grab a gutsy win and climb to the top of the World Triathlon Championship Series table in Yokohama. The two-time Tokyo 2020 medallist, 28, delivered a searing run to open up a commanding advantage and cross the line ahead of French star Leonie Periault.