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First four triathletes selected for Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
The British Olympic Association (BOA) has selected the first four triathletes that will represent Team GB at the rescheduled Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
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British Triathlon joins with Athletics and Cycling to ask government to help millions keep active during November
British Cycling has today joined with England Athletics and British Triathlon in writing to Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden to ask that small group rides and runs, and coaching sessions for young people and those with disabilities, are exempted from the new national measures which are to be introduced on Thursday.
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One from the weekend
This weekend saw the Bath Duathlon take place at the Odd Down Cycling Circuit, providing participants with the opportunity to run, bike, run in the South West.
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Black History Month: Representation in Swim, Bike, Run
Black History Month is an opportunity to educate, converse and listen, as well as understand how we can work together to combat racism and prejudice.
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GO TRI Local off to a successful start
The first pilot got underway in Cambridge at the weekend with 23 adults and juniors taking on a duathlon in Milton Country Park.
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Catch up on the weekend’s action
Find out what happened at local events around England this weekend.
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Three paratriathletes announced on the 2020 Shaw Trust Power 100
Each year The Shaw Trust names its 100 most influential disabled people from Britain with Sam Holness, Stefan Hoggan-Radu and Cor Hutton named on the list for 2020.
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A trio of duathlons coming up
The clocks go back this weekend meaning an extra hour of preparation for participants taking part in events from Sunday. Here’s what’s coming up…
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GO TRI Local gets underway this weekend
Aimed at supporting new people into swim, bike, run, GO TRI Local provides regular opportunities for newcomers to take part close to home.
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New look British Triathlon Athlete’s Commission takes shape
Since its launch in 2019, the British Triathlon Athlete’s Commission has given athletes the opportunity to raise any concerns and be involved in shaping the progress of the sport.
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