Cameron Brown notches up a historic win #5 at Ironman New Zealand in Taupo. Only one other athlete, the legendary Mark Allen, has previously won five consecutive Ironman titles at the same event.
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The Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco's beautiful Bay Area provide the backdrop for the Treasure Island Triathlon, voted #35 in the Inside Triathlon top 100 races in North America.
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Natascha Badmann may have been beaten on the day but Nina Kraft's DQ on a doping offence reconfirmed Badmann as the current Queen of Kona with her fifth victory on the Big Island.
Photo by Rob Docherty
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Kieren Doe, one of New Zealand's "young guns" powers through the 90km ride in difficult weather conditions at the Port of Tauranga Half Ironman. Doe recorded the fastest bike split of the day and way only narrowly beaten by Australia's Craig Alexander.
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Jason Shortis crunches the bike en route to his second Ironman win - and his first on home soil - in the inaugural Ironman Western Australia.
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Jo Lawn is giving it everything, holding it together through the desolate heat of the Energy Lab. Ahead of her is her best finish ever at the Ironman Triathlon World Championships.
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