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Tomorrow's Ironman 70.3 event in Wimbleball promises to be an exciting race. Last year's champion, Bella Bayliss, who isn't racing this year because she and husband Stephen are expecting their first child later this summer, provided some insight on the top competitors. Read the story »
The race considered by Faris Al-Sultan to be "the most amazing, scenic venue he'd experienced" and the one another Kona champion, Chris McCormack, considers "the toughest on the circuit" has just 60 spots remaining. Read the story »
As announced during the recent Ironman 70.3 UK race weekend, entries opened at noon today (Wednesday, June 23). Check out the official race website, www.ironmanuk.com (read on for an active link) for details on how you can enter. Read the story »
The fifth Ironman 70.3 UK saw record temperatures, record numbers, record crowds and two former champions reclaim both their position as the Ironman 70.3 UK Champions and the king and queen of the hills. Read the story »
Fraser Cartmell and Bella Bayliss won yesterday's Ironman 70.3 UK held in spectacular Exmoor Park. Cartmell managed to outrun defending men's champion Philip Graves to take the men's title, while Bayliss outran Tamsin Lewis to successfully defend her title. Read the story »
Five years ago, a sleepy Somerset community awoke to find themselves in the midst of Ironman fever as Ironman 70.3 UK debuted at Wimbleball Lake in the heart of Exmoor National Park. Triathlon superstar and future Ironman world champion Chris McCormack won the first race and promptly labelled it the "toughest 70.3 in the World" and so far there are very few that would disagree with that assessment. Read the story »
As a sign of the popularity of Ironman UK events, Ironman 70.3 UK's race organizers have announced that the 2010 race has reached capacity for general entries after less than a week after opening registration.. The event reached last year's race total of 1,250 in just two days and reached the full 1,500 capacity by Wednesday. The only remaining way to be part of next year's the race now is to register as a Rotary Charity athlete. Read the story »
On-line entries for the 2010 Ironman 70.3 UK event opened just 48 hours ago and the event is already almost full! Read the story »
