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Matt Hanson (USA) came out of Lake Coeur d'Alene in eighth place, and looking at a manageable 1:36 deficit to the leaders heading out on the bike. Hanson made his way to the front of the race early and shared the lead with IRONMAN 70.3 world champions, Tim Reed (AUS) and Andy Potts (USA), as well as Christian Kemp (AUS) and Coeue d'Alene's own Derek Garcia (USA). In the closing half of the bike, Hanson pushed the pace and headed into transition with leads ranging from :44 to 2:01 on his four pur more
Arthur Forissier from France and Michelle Flipo from Mexico captured the 8th annual XTERRA Switzerland Championship in the Vallee de Joux this afternoon. The win is the second in three years for Forissier on this course and the second in a row for Flipo. Forissier’s win also ended three-time XTERRA World Champ Ruben Ruzafa’s five-race win streak (Ruzafa is now won 28-of-35 XTERRA majors in his career). more
Lionel Sanders (CAN) came into the race as the man to beat and he lived up to all the pre-race expectations. Exiting the water only 2:40 down to the leaders was considered a win for the stealthy Canadian. Within 25 kms of the bike, Sanders was in the lead and steam rolled into T2 with a six-minute advantage on his closet challenger. Appearing to not be required to go all out on the run, Sanders put in a comfortable race-best run of 1:14:01 to grab the win at the IRONMAN 70.3 Mont-Tremblant. more
Taking place in the pristine heart of one of Idaho's prettiest areas, this race takes place in the early summer, when the lush surrounding forest is starting to become very green. Coeur d’Alene is a classic resort and vacation destination that offers numerous recreational activities. The glacier-fed lake, surrounding forests and parks, the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes and the Coeur d’Alene Resort Golf Course’s floating green are just a few examples. more
The sixth-annual XTERRA Switzerland Championship Saturday in the Vallee de Joux has attracted an all-star elite field from around the world, highlighted by reigning XTERRA European Tour Champions and current No. 1’s, Ruben Ruzafa of Spain and Brigitta Poor from Hungary. The race is the eighth of 14 on the season and the first of four Gold races this year. More than 40 elites from 15 countries are on the start list including three of the top four men and five of the top six women in the current X more
Sunday 25Jun2017 12:47 PM 70.3 Coeur d’Alene Haley Chura 4:27:16 Jen Annett +1:57 Linsey Corbin +6:27 Skye Moench +7:57 Jessica Smith +12:19
Sunday 25Jun2017 12:04 PM 70.3 Coeur d’Alene Matt Hanson 3:51:16 Tim Reed +2:42 Andy Potts +5:47 Christian Kemp +6:58 Alex Libin +11:43
Sunday 25Jun2017 10:38 AM 70.3 Mont Tremblant Holly Lawrence 4:14:24 Sarah True +3:57 Magali Tisseyre +4:53 Jennifer Spieldenner +9:29 Amber Ferreira +15:39
Sunday 25Jun2017 10:02 AM 70.3 Mont Tremblant Lionel Sanders 3:46:04 Taylor Reid +6:14 Cody Beals +8:22 Jackson Laundry +11:21 A Jolicoeur Desroches +13:35
Saturday 24Jun2017 11:28 PM Challenge Nakhon Nayok Anna Eberhardt 4:32:15 Julia Grant +9:22 Carole Fuchs +23:56
Saturday 24Jun2017 10:52 PM Challenge Nakhon Nayok Fredrik Cronborg 3:53:11 Mike Phillips +5:42 David Mainwaring +26:39
Friday 23Jun2017 12:51 PM Corbin, Potts highlight 70.3 Coeur d’Alene https://t.co/K9oSjIsTBM https://t.co/8Sxq22XUWI
Friday 23Jun2017 11:09 AM Stars come out for XTERRA Switzerland https://t.co/OBhA1KWmjm https://t.co/yTLM2GJsSS
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