Gwen Jorgensen ran herself into the history books on Saturday as the first women to claim six World Triathlon Series titles clinching victory in Chicago and continue her outstanding form in 2014.

From strategy to comebacks to career advice, the USA’s Hunter Kemper and Gwen Jorgensen, together with Great Britain’s Helen Jenkins and Spain’s Javier Gomez shared their thoughts ahead of Chicago.

In its debut on ITU’s World Triathlon Series calendar, Chicago promises to be one of the most exciting to date with maxed out age group races and three of the top four ranked men slated to compete on Sunday.

This weekend, the long awaited debut of Chicago on the ITU World Triathlon Series schedule will come to fruition with the women set to tackle the race on Saturday.

As a key part of the International Triathlon Union’s 25th year anniversary celebrations, the first ever ITU Hall Of Fame will be launched at a Gala during ITU’s World Triathlon Series Grand Final in Edmonton.

With 80 days to go until the Edmonton Grand Final, event organizers have begun the countdown to the pinnacle race of the World Triathlon Series.

With just three weeks away from the debut of the World Triathlon Chicago, race slots are nearly sold out. Don't miss your chance to race in this epic event.

All the stars came out to play in this women's race, but the race for gold seemed over shortly after the quick sprint in Hyde Park. Here's your social media recap on the races last Saturday.

It was the course that dashed her world title dreams in last year's final, but in 2014 Gwen Jorgensen proved unstoppable in London. Sarah Groff picked up silver while Emma Jackson claimed bronze.

It's been more than 18 months since a man other than Brownlee or Gomez has topped a World Triathlon Series podium, but Spain's Mario Mola broke the stranglehold in style in London on Saturday.