Chicago marked the first cornerstone moment of the year in women’s WTS racing when Gwen Jorgensen surpassed Emma Moffatt and Paula Findlay as the winningest female to compete in the Series.

Today’s top moment is really a succession of standout performances during the 2014 season put together by Japan’s small but mighty athletes.

Today's top moment of 2014 goes to Poland's Agnieszka Jerzyk. Jerzyk first made her name in Beijing in 2011, taking out the Under23 World Championship that year, but had failed to translate that into senior results - that was until Yokohama.

Helen Jenkins might have missed last year’s season of competition, but she came roaring back to the rankings early this year making her return a highlight of the season.

ITU today announced that Mexico will host the 28th edition of the ITU World Triathlon Grand Final in 2016, while Rotterdam will organize the 2017 ITU World Triathlon Grand Final.

For the second time in this year's annual photo competition, an airborne athlete takes the cake so to speak with an overwhelming 39% of the votes.

From its majestic skyline to the steaming competition, Chicago did not disappoint as a first-time host of a World Triathlon Series race. Vote on your favorite photo of the race here.

A seasoned race on the World Triathlon Series, London broke from its traditional course, this year offering up a fast and furious sprint race through Hyde Park which provided some great photos. Choose your fav.

While the last two weeks have seen close votes across the eight selected photo, this week there was one clear winner with a massive 37% share of the vote.

Yokohama was filled with thrills and spills this year, changing up both the rankings and the usual order on the podium. Photo ninja Delly Carr captured all the glory and triumph, as well as crashes and crushing moments. Vote now.