This past weekend’s event in Madrid marks the tenth anniversary of ITU racing in the Spanish capital which has included a European Cup and six World Cups before taking its place in the ITU World Triathlon Series
Great Britain's Jonathan Brownlee made it two from two to start his 2012 ITU World Triathlon Series, as he put in an incredible all-around performance to beat Alexander Bryukhankov and Dmitry Polyanskiy in Madrid.
Nicola Spirig takes her second Madrid World Triathlon Series title after showing incredible strength in the final metres of the run to beat Ireland's Aileen Morrison for silver and Barbara Riveros Diaz of Chile took bronze
Prior to the ITU World Triathlon Madrid, Spanish stars Mario Mola and Ainhoa Murua were joined by Jonathan Brownlee and Andrea Hewitt at the pre-race press conference to talk about Olympic qualification and this weekend's race
Jonathan Brownlee and Andrea Hewitt might stand out as the favourites in this weekend's 2012 ITU World Triathlon Madrid, but there is plenty of history and form on each start list to suggest these races will come down to the wire.
With less than five months to go before the 2012 ITU World Champions are crowned in the fourth year of triathlon’s premier series, Auckland’s preparations to stage the ITU World Triathlon Series Grand Final are in full swing
It was the penultimate race in the London 2012 Olympic Games official Qualification period, and ITU San Diego saw some Olympic dreams realised and some dashed. Find out more here.
Great Britain’s Jonathan Brownlee kicked off his Olympic season with a dominant performance in San Diego, winning his second ITU World Triathlon Series title ahead of Switzerland’s Sven Riederer and South Africa’s Richard Murray.
Great Britain's Helen Jenkins enlisted a killer last lap kick to record her first series win this year, as Erin Densham and Laura Bennett claimed silver and bronze respectively in triathlon's return to San Diego.
Four of the sport’s biggest names met with the media at the San Diego press conference. See what Gwen Jorgensen, Helen Jenkins, Jarrod Shoemaker and Bevan Docherty had to say ahead of the ITU World Triathlon San Diego
