• BMC Pro Triathlon Team presents team roster for 2025 • 7 athletes confirmed, 5 nations represented • 3 new faces in the team
read more...Lucy Byram takes 6th place at the T100 World Championship Final in Dubai
read more...Kristian Høgenhaug in the mix for a podium place until the closing stages of the marathon
read more...Lucy Byram just missed out on a podium spot after a strong performance at T100 Las Vegas
read more...Sam Dickinson has claimed his first long distance victory at IM70.3 Italy. The BMC athlete led the race from start to finish to break the tape in a time of 3:40:17. On the podium, he got accompanied by Rostyslav Pevtsov (AZE; 3:41:42) and Seth Rider (USA; 3:43:06).
read more...Lucy Byram crossed the finish line in 2nd place, just 20 seconds shy of the win, at the first edition of the non-drafting Olympic Distance Challenge Beijing. Lucy needed 1:56:56 to complete the 1.5k swim, 45k bike and 10k run. Paula Findlay (CAN; 1:56:36) broke the tape with Julie Derron (SUI; 1:59:57) taking the final podium spot.
read more...Kristian Høgenhaug has earned himself a Kona qualification after taking home 4th place at IM Frankfurt. The BMC athlete took the lead of the race early on the bike, pushed through on the run to cross the finish line in an astonishing time of 7:35:32. Kristian Blummenfelt (NOR; 7:27:21) won the race, with Kieran Lindars (GBR; 4:32:14) and Gregory Barnaby (ITA; 7:33:44) claiming second and third.
read more...Bronze medal for Sam Dickinson after a special performance at the Olympic Games in Paris as part of an outstanding British Mixed Relay Team
read more...Lucy Byram finished in 5th place at her home race in London. The BMC athlete put together and exceptionally strong bike performance to climb her way up to third and hold that position until the finale 5k of the run. Lucy crossed the finish line in a time of 3:40:26. A performance that sees her move up to 5th place in the T100-series standings. Ashley Gentle (AUS; 3:36:17) broke the tape with Imogen Simmonds (SUI; 3:39:11) and Kat Matthews (GBR; 3:39:29) rounding out the top three.
read more...Kristian Høgenhaug crossed the finish line of IM Vitoria-Gasteiz in 5th place. The BMC athlete shortly led the race on the run and was in contention for the podium until the very end to eventually come home in a time 7:44:36. Antonio Benito Lopez (ESP; 7:36:38) ran to the victory with David McNamee (GBR; 7:41:20) and Cameron Wurf (AUS; 7:43:16) rounding out the podium.
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