Race Reports

Mark Luckin’s race report from Singapore 70.3! Mark is one of the four athletes that were successful in applying for our U24 Athlete Assistance program, a new initiative we have implemented this season to help our ‘up and coming’ long

Where to start…? Firstly, a big thank you to everyone that has supported me over the last few years to get me to where I am today! As of Sunday, I became and IRONMAN. I went into the race with

Not what I was hoping for! That is the only way to unfortunately describe my Kona experience in 2011. Yes, I am bitterly disappointed. It had been such a great build and lead up to the race with consistent training

The day started early for this cowgirl. Up at 3.30 am for a good breakfast and time to get gear on and collect the thoughts, wake up the family (Aron & Avery) then make the 60 minute drive to the

That is pretty much how the conversation went between Guy and I. After the disappointment of Lanzarote I was looking for another Ironman to race, I needed more points if I wanted to qualify for Hawaii and Guy was after a 70.3 and redemption following Boise 70.3. Why not Korea? We could both go and race in the same location on the same day and besides the fact it was going to take us 5 flights and a day and a half to get there, there was no reason not to!

Going into the race, there wasnt any actual pressure on me, but being my first ITU race and against 19 year olds, I was more than fairly nervous. I was looking at it as more as an experience, then aiming

This morning I raced in my first local race of the season up in Hillary’s. The plan was simple: 1 hour, hard, no excuses. The open wave (with the juniors) was off first at 8am from a beach start and